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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Dream Dictionary Trap | | | | |  Dream Dictionary Trap: Transform Yourself With Mantra Yoga
Chanting mantras inspires the body to heal itself, the mind to become calm and the soul to grow strong. Chanting makes room for divine energies. Mantras are vibrations - they unlock hidden centres and help to dissolve the ego; they help us build invisible tools for shaping a better life. We start discovering resources within. A young farmer, simple and ego-less, was rearing goats. One day a realised soul in ordinary attire visited him. The poor farmer welcomed him with respect without knowing that he was a great guru. Affectionately, he offered goat milk to the visitor. The guru left after some time. His blessings created a great spiritual armour around the farmer, unbeknownst to him.
(See also: Peace on Earth, Peace of Mind, Love and
Happiness, Life and Beyond, Body Mind and Soul)
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| | | |  Dream Dictionary Trap: Awakening the Crystal Children - Becoming Crystalline
Lee Carroll and Jan Tober are the authors of the Indigo Children books and are wonderful people and personal friends. Lee and I have discussed this point. He and Jan say that the Crystal Children are a sub-set of the Indigo children, whereas the Group says they are markedly different. The word Indigo comes from Nancy Tappe who sees energy fields in a very unusual way. They use this word to talk about all the new children entering the Earth including Star children, Psychic children and more.
(See also: Indigo Children, What is Indigo
Children, Parenting Indigo Children, Adult Indigo, Indigo Children Channeling)
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| | | |  Dream Dictionary Trap: Mapless Journeys Beyond the Self
When Boddhidharma, was presented to the emperor of China, the ruler of the Middle Kingdom recounted the many great works of charity he had performed for his people, of the places of worship he had built and the religious ceremonies he had conducted. “Tell me then”, he asked Boddhidharma, “having done all these good works, what is the merit I have earned for myself?” And the sage replied gruffly: “None whatsoever”. The Emperor was outraged. “Who is it who dares to speak to me in such an impudent manner?” he demanded. And Boddhidharma looked at the Emperor and said, “No one at all”. This story is central to the teachings of Zen Buddhism that Boddhidharma took with him from India to China.
(See also: Zen Buddhism , God and Religion,
Peace on Earth, Peace of Mind, Love and Happiness, Life and Beyond, Body Mind
and Soul)
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| | | | |  Dream Dictionary Trap: Asking Empowering
QuestionsPower
of Questions
Questions
guide us in all that we do. Some questions we ask to ourselves, some to others.
We walk into a room and think or ask, "What's going on here?" We hear
the telephone ring and wonder, "Who's that?" We see a friend and ask,
usually quite automatically, "How are you?" Not every question has a
question mark at the end. For example, "I wonder if I'll have trouble
falling to sleep tonight." Or, "Let's see if there are any fresh
vegetables that look good at the supermarket today." These are examples of
rather neutral questions, that is, those that are not empowering or
disempowering. They simply guide us in our observations.
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| | | |  Dream Dictionary Trap: Encyclopedia II - Hashish - Methods of Ingestion
Hashish - 'Hard' Hash.
Usually between dark and light brown in colour. This hash is often crumbled into tiny pieces to obtain maximum surface area when burning and mixed with tobacco. This mix can be rolled up into a cigarette with rolling papers (what is known as a 'joint' or 'spliff'). In Europe and North Africa many users break off a a 1-2cm piece of cigarette and use this as a 'filter' or 'roach' (the part of the cigarette which goes into your mouth). In France and many French-speaking parts of Switzerland this is known as roll ...
See also:Hashish, Hashish - History, Hashish - Manufacturing, Hashish - Availability and Quality, Hashish - Methods of Ingestion, Hashish - 'Hard' Hash, Hashish - 'Soft' Hash, Hashish - Honey oil, Hashish - Manufacturing, Hashish - Availability, Hashish - Soap bar, Hashish - Notes Read more here: » Hashish: Encyclopedia II - Hashish - Methods of Ingestion |
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| | | |  Dream Dictionary Trap: Realizing the concept of death
Everyday, we hear of deaths. We hear of people contracting diseases and dying. We hear of earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes, floods etc. in which people die. But do we ever think or realize that we might be the victims of death one day? Probably not. It comes as a great shock when you first realize that. People realize this when they become old and after they have wasted away their youth thinking that death is still far away from us. The point is to realize this as early as possible. A person, who has realized this, starts valuing time. He keeps himself involved in some work or the other and becomes a big success in life.
(See also: Metaphysics, Metaphysical Principles,
Definition of Metaphysics, Metaphysical Techniques, Miracles, Creating
Miracles Faith and Belief, Spiritual Guidance, Peace of
Mind, Life and Beyond, Body Mind and Soul)
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| | | |  Dream Dictionary Trap: Hinduism and YogaHinduism and Yoga
Yoga means union. Yoga aims to bring this union through the
integration of various components of the body and mind into one harmonious
whole and in the next stage through the union of the individual self with the
Higher Self. Yoga unites a disorganized body and mind into one performing whole
leading to the opening of energy channels and flowering of his
consciousness.
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| | | | | Dream Dictionary Trap: Encyclopedia II - Deforestation - Effects of deforestation Deforestation alters the hydrologic cycle, potentially increasing or decreasing the amount of water in the soil and groundwater and the moisture in the atmosphere. Forests support considerable biodiversity. Forests are valuable habitat for wild mushrooms and medicinal conservation and the recharge of aquifers; on the other hand recent studies that show that planting of new trees can sometimes lower water tables and drain rivers [1], and a long term study (for one subcontinent) suggest the net water managament effect of deforestation in the 2 ...
See also:Deforestation, Deforestation - Effects of deforestation, Deforestation - Definition of deforestation, Deforestation - Use of the term deforestation, Deforestation - Causes of deforestation, Deforestation - Agents, Deforestation - Present Causes, Deforestation - Theories of deforestation, Deforestation - History and Historical causes, Deforestation - Prehistory, Deforestation - Pre-industrial history, Deforestation - Industrial pressure, Deforestation - Recent changes, Deforestation - Environmental effects, Deforestation - Atmospheric pollution, Deforestation - Wildlife, Deforestation - Hydrologic cycle and water resources, Deforestation - Soil erosion, Deforestation - Landslides, Deforestation - Alternatives, Deforestation - Produce substitution, Deforestation - Farming, Deforestation - Social change, Deforestation - Sources and References Read more here: » Deforestation: Encyclopedia II - Deforestation - Effects of deforestation |
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| | | | | Dream Dictionary Trap: Encyclopedia II - Geography of Ethiopia - Geology The East African tableland is continued into Ethiopia. Since the visit of W. T. Blanford in 1870 the geology has received little attention from travellers. The following formations are represented:
Sedimentary and Metamorphic
Recent: Coral, alluvium, sand
Tertiary: Limestones of Harrar
Jurassic: Antalo Limestones
Triassic: Adigrat Sandstones
Archaean: Gneisses, schists, slaty rocks
Igneous
Recent: Aden Volcanic Series
Tertiary, Cretaceous: Magdala groupSee also: Geography of Ethiopia, Geography of Ethiopia - Physical Features, Geography of Ethiopia - Topography, Geography of Ethiopia - Hydrology, Geography of Ethiopia - Seismology, Geography of Ethiopia - Geology, Geography of Ethiopia - Climate, Geography of Ethiopia - Flora and Fauna, Geography of Ethiopia - Statistics, Geography of Ethiopia - External link Read more here: » Geography of Ethiopia: Encyclopedia II - Geography of Ethiopia - Geology |
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| | | | | Dream Dictionary Trap: Encyclopedia II - Doctor Doom - Appearances in other media Doctor Doom has appeared in several video games. He was the final boss in the 1989 computer game "Spider-Man and Captain America in Doctor Doom's Revenge" and in Sega's 1991 Spider-Man arcade game. Later, he was featured as a boss character in the Capcom fighting game, "Marvel Super-Heroes," who only became playable after the game was beaten once and a code was entered. He returned as a selectable character in "Marvel vs. Capcom 2". He is particularly notorious for the so-called "Strider/Doom trap" in the latter game. He also appeared in Marvel Superheroes: War of the Gems for Super NES, an ...
See also:Doctor Doom, Doctor Doom - Character history, Doctor Doom - Goals, Doctor Doom - Adversaries, Doctor Doom - Powers and abilities, Doctor Doom - Ultimate Doctor Doom, Doctor Doom - Character history, Doctor Doom - Powers and abilities, Doctor Doom - Critical reaction, Doctor Doom - Appearances in other media, Doctor Doom - 2005 film, Doctor Doom - Daniel Dumile as MF Doom, Doctor Doom - Influences on other characters, Doctor Doom - Bibliography of comic books starring Doctor Doom Read more here: » Doctor Doom: Encyclopedia II - Doctor Doom - Appearances in other media |
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| | | | | Dream Dictionary Trap: Encyclopedia II - Bob Geldof - Early career Geldof was educated at Blackrock College near Dublin, a school whose staunch Catholic nationalist ethos he disliked. He started as a music journalist in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada for the weekly Georgia Straight publication before coming to fame in the mid-1970s as leader of the Boomtown Rats, a rock group closely linked with the punk movement. [1] In 1978, they had their first Number 1 single with "Rat Trap", which was the first New Wave chart-topper in the UK. A follow-up, "I Don't Like Mondays", was equally successful and also co ...
See also:Bob Geldof, Bob Geldof - Early career, Bob Geldof - Charity work, Bob Geldof - The Band Aid single, Bob Geldof - The Live Aid concert, Bob Geldof - The Live 8 concerts, Bob Geldof - Fame and infamy, Bob Geldof - Political views and controversies, Bob Geldof - Career after the Boomtown Rats, Bob Geldof - Relationship with Paula Yates, Bob Geldof - Grumpy Old Man, Bob Geldof - Genealogy, Bob Geldof - Wealth, Bob Geldof - Actor, Bob Geldof - Singles, Bob Geldof - Discography Read more here: » Bob Geldof: Encyclopedia II - Bob Geldof - Early career |
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| | | | | | Dream Dictionary Trap: Encyclopedia II - Ice hockey - Terminology
Ice hockey - Statistics.
Goal
Assist
Plus/minus
Save percentage
Goals Against Average
Ice hockey - Personnel.
Alternate captain
Captain
Centre
Coach
Defenceman
Forward
Goal judge
Goaltender
Official
Power forward
Winger
Ice hockey - Rink.
Crease
Blue line
Hash marks
Rink
Penalty ...
See also:Ice hockey, Ice hockey - Game, Ice hockey - Penalties, Ice hockey - Tactics, Ice hockey - Periods and overtime, Ice hockey - Equipment, Ice hockey - History, Ice hockey - Women's ice hockey, Ice hockey - Sledge hockey, Ice hockey - History of Sledge Hockey, Ice hockey - International competition, Ice hockey - Terminology, Ice hockey - Statistics, Ice hockey - Personnel, Ice hockey - Rink, Ice hockey - Penalties, Ice hockey - Shot types, Ice hockey - Game play/random, Ice hockey - Equipment, Ice hockey - Notes Read more here: » Ice hockey: Encyclopedia II - Ice hockey - Terminology |
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| | | | | | Dream Dictionary Trap: Encyclopedia II - Fine-tuned universe - Known physical constants and possible examples of fine tuning (Sources for this section: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5])
The nuclear strong force holds together the particles in the nucleus of an atom. If the strong nuclear force were slightly weaker, by as little as 2%, multi-proton nuclei would not hold together and hydrogen would be the only element in the universe. If the strong force were slightly stronger, by as little as 1%, hydrogen would be rare in the universe and elements heavier than iron (elements resulting from fusion during the explosion of supernovae) would also be rare.
See also: Fine-tuned universe, Fine-tuned universe - Nature of the constants, Fine-tuned universe - Meaning of universe, Fine-tuned universe - Known physical constants and possible examples of fine tuning, Fine-tuned universe - Explaining fine-tuned universe, Fine-tuned universe - Naturalism and the fine tuning argument, Fine-tuned universe - Naturalistic fine-tuned universe arguments, Fine-tuned universe - Ikeda-Jefferys argument Read more here: » Fine-tuned universe: Encyclopedia II - Fine-tuned universe - Known physical constants and possible examples of fine tuning |
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| | | | | Dream Dictionary Trap: Encyclopedia II - Uzumaki Naruto - Naruto II arc After this failed attempt to retrieve Sasuke, Naruto learns that circumstances have granted him a 2 and a half-year window to prepare himself to face Orochimaru (who had to switch bodies prematurely and now has to wait 3 years before executing his original plan of transferring into Sasuke) and defend himself against additional kidnap attempts from the shady organisation Akatsuki (who, according to Jiraiya's information sources and for reasons unknown, halt their plans to attempt capturing Naruto for three years). Naruto takes this opportunit ...
See also:Uzumaki Naruto, Uzumaki Naruto - History, Uzumaki Naruto - Personality and characteristics, Uzumaki Naruto - Ninja academy, Uzumaki Naruto - Team 7, Uzumaki Naruto - Chūnin exam, Uzumaki Naruto - Sasuke retrival arc, Uzumaki Naruto - Naruto II arc, Uzumaki Naruto - Trivia Read more here: » Uzumaki Naruto: Encyclopedia II - Uzumaki Naruto - Naruto II arc |
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| | | | | Dream Dictionary Trap: Encyclopedia II - Freighthopping - Riding methods Freighthopping is a unique way to travel and can often introduce one to a part of one's country that he or she has not seen before. The free ride and open air can be exhilarating, but one must be mindful of the risks.
Olden-day methods of hitching a ride on a freight train included "riding the rods" (riding underneath a freight car on the car's structural rods), "riding the deck" (riding on top of a railroad car), and riding inside an open boxcar, an empty gondola car, or an unoccupied caboose. Riding the rods or riding the deck was v ...
See also:Freighthopping, Freighthopping - Introduction, Freighthopping - Riding methods, Freighthopping - Practicalities, Freighthopping - Methods in rail yards, Freighthopping - Decline of freighthopping, Freighthopping - In media Read more here: » Freighthopping: Encyclopedia II - Freighthopping - Riding methods |
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| | | | | Dream Dictionary Trap: Encyclopedia II - Shotgun - Ammunition The extremely large caliber of shotgun shells has led to a wide variety of different ammunition. Standard types include:
shot (also known as Birdshot) is the most commonly used round, filled with lead or lead substitute pellets. Shot shells are described by the size of the pellets within. Size Eight is the smallest size used normally for hunting, and is used on small birds such as doves. Sizes Two, One, BB, BBB, and T are used for hunting large waterfowl such as geese. In Europe and in other "metric" countries, the shot s ...
See also:Shotgun, Shotgun - Definition, Shotgun - History, Shotgun - The 19th century, Shotgun - John Browning, Shotgun - The World Wars, Shotgun - Late 20th Century to Present, Shotgun - Design factors, Shotgun - Action, Shotgun - Gauge, Shotgun - Shot, Shotgun - Pattern and choke, Shotgun - Barrel length, Shotgun - Common uses, Shotgun - Ammunition, Shotgun - Specialty ammunition, Shotgun - Legal Issues Read more here: » Shotgun: Encyclopedia II - Shotgun - Ammunition |
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