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| | |  oneself: Encyclopedia II - Chinese honorifics - Referring to oneself
Chinese honorifics - For older people.
老朽 (lǎoxiǔ): I, who is old and unable
老夫 (lǎofū): I, who is old and respected
老汉 (lǎohàn): I, who is an old man
老拙 (lǎozhuó): I, who is old and clumsy
老衲 (lǎonà): I, the old monk
Chinese honorifics - For kings.
孤 (gū): I, the ruler of a kingdom
寡 (guǎ): I, the ruler of a kingdom and with lesser virtue
不谷 (bù gǔ): I, the ruler ...
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Craft Witchcraft Dictionary on STARING ONESELF STARING ONESELF: a Self Blessing exercise that one does by taking Projective Hand & making a Pentacle motion, touching yourself: forehead, left breast, right shoulder, left shoulder, right breast, forehead. Resembles the Blessing exercised by Catholics. You want to visualize yourself protected & 'Blessed' during this exercise. (See also: STARING ONESELF, Witchcraft, Wicca, Paganism, Pagan Dictionary)
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| | |  oneself: The Constitution of Man - The JivaHinduism and Jiva: The Constitution of Man - The Jiva In Hinduism man is the microcosm who contains within himself all the constituents and manifestations of the Universal Self. It is by looking into oneself, by knowing and understanding oneself, one can experience the Truth of the Supreme Self. In the Katha Upanishad, Lord Yama declares to Nachiketa that it is through self-contemplation (adhyatma-yogadhigamena) that the wise man realizes the Primal God and leaves behind him both joy and sorrow (mortal existence). Read more here: » Hinduism and Jiva: The Constitution of Man - The Jiva |
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| | | | oneself: Encyclopedia II - Suicide methods - Shooting This method involes using a firearm on oneself. It is used more frequently in countries where firearms are easier to obtain. It is debatable, however, if that increases the number of suicides in general; it might be that it just increases the number of people choosing this method. In countries where firearms are harder to obtain, this method is sometimes still used, especially by people who use firearms ...
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| | | | oneself: Encyclopedia II - Tao Te Ching - Translations of the title There are many possible translations of the book's title, as the meaning of the Chinese characters is somewhat wide.
道 (dào) is usually translated into English as "the way ahead", "the path ahead", or simply "the Way". This term, used by all Chinese Philosophers (including Confucius, Mencius, Mozi, the Legalists, etc.), has special meaning within the context of Taoism, where it implies the essential, unnamable process of the universe.
德 (dé) has the approximate English equivalent of "virtue" or "righ ...
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| | | | oneself: Encyclopedia II - Suicide methods - Overdosing This method involves taking a large dose of medication, such as sleeping pills, antidepressants, painkillers. Due to the unpredictablity of dosing requirements, death is uncertain and an attempt may leave a person alive but with severe organ damage. Drugs taken orally may also be vomited back out before being absorbed. Overdosing may also be performed by mixing medications with one another or with alcohol or illegal drugs. This method may leave confusion over ...
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| | | | oneself: Encyclopedia II - Suicide methods - Poisoning Use of known poisons. Effectively the same as overdosing; however, the chance of success is higher though the dosage required still varies from person to person. Because the most potent poisons are usually inaccessible to the general public, this method was traditionally used by people in power, such as politicians or military leaders.
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| | | | oneself: Encyclopedia II - Suicide methods - Starving to death This type of suicide, known as Upwas to Hindus and Jains, is considered the only legitimate suicide method, because it cannot be done impulsively and the person spends the time beforehand detaching themselves from the world, in meditation.
It takes a long time and is rare in western society. Also, when a person collapses due to starvation, it is still possible in most cases to save them by injecting nutrients intravenously.
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| | | | oneself: Encyclopedia II - Suicide methods - Suffocation by Carbon Monoxide CO Poisoning Suffocation enough of a gas which disrupts the body, usually through failure of the respiratory system. In most cases carbon monoxide (CO) is used for this, as it is easily available as a product of combustion; for example, it can be released by cars and some types of heaters. Carbon monoxide is colourless and odourless, so breathing it is almost unnoticeable. However, CO molecules attach themselves to hemoglobin in the blood, displacing oxygen molecules a ...
See also:Suicide methods, Suicide methods - Burning oneself self-immolation, Suicide methods - Car collision, Suicide methods - Drowning, Suicide methods - Electrocution, Suicide methods - Hanging, Suicide methods - Jumping, Suicide methods - Lethal injection, Suicide methods - Overdosing, Suicide methods - Plastic bag method, Suicide methods - Poisoning, Suicide methods - Seppuku, Suicide methods - Shooting, Suicide methods - Slashing throat, Suicide methods - Slashing wrists, Suicide methods - Starving to death, Suicide methods - Suffocation by Carbon Monoxide CO Poisoning, Suicide methods - CO Poisoning by Car Exhaust, Suicide methods - CO Poisoning by Burning Charcoal, Suicide methods - Suicide by cop Read more here: » Suicide methods: Encyclopedia II - Suicide methods - Suffocation by Carbon Monoxide CO Poisoning |
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| | | | oneself: Encyclopedia II - Tao Te Ching - Interpretation Many believe that the Tao Te Ching contains some universal truths which have since been independently recognized in other philosophies, both religious and secular. Each modern language interpretation (including even interpretation of the three-character title, of which there are dozens) differs at least slightly and occasionally profoundly from the next. Depending on how one reads them, some chapters could have three or more interpretations, ranging from practical wisdom for the common man to advice intended for kings to even the odd medical recipe. The following are some concepts and principles ...
See also:Tao Te Ching, Tao Te Ching - The original Tao Te Ching text, Tao Te Ching - Translations of the title, Tao Te Ching - Structure, Tao Te Ching - Historical authenticity, Tao Te Ching - Interpretation, Tao Te Ching - The Tao that can be told of..., Tao Te Ching - The Valley Spirit, Tao Te Ching - The Return, Tao Te Ching - The Sage has no heart on his own..., Tao Te Ching - Knowing oneself, Tao Te Ching - Other themes, Tao Te Ching - Translation, Tao Te Ching - The difficulties of translating classical Chinese, Tao Te Ching - Translations Read more here: » Tao Te Ching: Encyclopedia II - Tao Te Ching - Interpretation |
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