CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS: is the same thing as biorhythms.

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Definition and meaning of circadian rhythm:

circadian rhythm - the regular recurrence, in cycles of about 24 hours, of biological processes or activities

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Definition and meaning of endogenous rhythm:

endogenous rhythm - a metabolic or behavioral rhythm that originates within the organism and persists regardless of external conditions

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BIORHYTHM, CIRCADIAN RHYTHM: this is the study of 3 physical, intellectual, & emotional vibrations or components, that start when we are born or at conception; OPINIONS VARY. These then are tracked to predict high & low days in a person's life. More simply put - these are our INTERNAL CLOCKs, doing things like changing our temperature & blood pressure throughout the day... PHYSICAL: state of the body, trength, vigor, pain, etc. INTELLECTUAL: state of the mind, logical thinking, problem solving ability, etc. EMOTIONAL: state of personality, happy, irritated, angry, sad, elated, etc.

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Definition and meaning of biological rhythm:

biological rhythm - an overt, measurable activity generated by some internal oscillator (or ÔclockÕ)

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Hermetic principle of Rhythm

"Everything flows out and in; everything has its tides; all things rise and fall; the pendulum-swing manifests in everything; the measure of the swing to the right is the measure of the swing to the left; rhytjhm compensates." The Kybalion

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Swing: Rhythm of a life at rest or peace. (Is. 30:15)

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swing, rhythm, rest, peace, swinging high,

Guhya-vidya (Sanskrit) (from guhya secret from the verbal root guh to conceal, keep secret + vidya knowledge, wisdom.)

Secret knowledge, esoteric wisdom; in India, especially, the esoteric knowledge and science of the mantras and their true rhythm in chanting. Equivalent in grammatical meaning to gupta-vidya.

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Guhya-vidya (Sanskrit) (from guhya secret from the verbal root guh to conceal, keep secret + vidya knowledge, wisdom.)

Secret knowledge, esoteric wisdom; in India, especially, the esoteric knowledge and science of the mantras and their true rhythm in chanting. Equivalent in grammatical meaning to gupta-vidya.

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inner tuning: Group of techniques whose design is synchronization of: (a) the cerebral hemispheres and (b) solar and lunar rhythms. Its apparent principle is that human vocal sounds can release blocked energy. Its theory posits chakras.

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Pratisarga (Sanskrit) [from prati forwards, towards + the verbal root srij to flow forth, appear in manifestation]

In Sankhya philosophy, the intellectual evolution of the universe; the secondary or continued creation out of primordial matter. In abstract philosophy, also applied to the portion of a Purana which treats of the opposite phase of cosmic rhythm, the destruction as well as the renovation of the universe. Pratisarga thus may be used both as a creation or dissolution.

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Definition and meaning of entrainment:

entrainment - the synchronisation of one biological rhythm to another or to a zeitgeber cycle, e.g. circadian rhythms are often entrained to the light-dark cycle; also, the process of small organisms being captured in the cooling water of a power plant

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Definition and meaning of zeitgeber:

zeitgeber - a periodic environmental signal that entrains a biological rhythm. For example, a cycle for a circadian rhythm, but may also be a temperature or even social cycle

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curative eurhythmy (curative eurythmy, therapeutic eurhythmy): The medical form of eurhythmy (eurythmy, eurythmics), the terpsichorean mode of anthroposophy. The design of eurhythmy is direct expression of a rhythm that pervades Nature. Proponents of eurhythmy describe it as a visual form of speech and music. Curative eurhythmy causes the inward conveyance of a harmonizing process that influences diseased organs, the astral body, and the etheric body.

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ARTIST - 1. a master of metaphorical language who reawakens the heart and eye to wonder (Joseph Campbell).

2. The true seen and prophet of his/her century, the justifier of life and a revolutionary for more fundamental than an idealist or activity (Joseph Campbell) 3. one who works with rhythms or patterns of energy. 4. one who masters and goes beyond all of the conditions, techniques, technologies, practices, transmissions, histories, traditions, teachers, lineage’s and gets back to the creative base (Gary Snyder) 6. one who pays attention to his/her life, does not try to much, goes step by step, avoids shortcuts, does the work well and sticks with/builds community (Gary Snyder) (NAD)

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Sama-Veda (Sanskrit) The Veda of chants (samans); one of the three principal Vedas. Many of the hymns of the Rig-Veda are found in the Sama-Veda, modified so as to be better adapted for chanting, especially during the ceremonies of the soma sacrifices. The rhythms to be chanted to the arrangement of verses found in the Sama-Veda are given in a special treatise.

The Sama-Veda is mystically described as having come forth from or been inspired by the sun. It is said by Hindu Vedic specialists to have reference to the pitris (ancestors), while the Rig-Veda has the gods as its object, and the Yajur-Veda men as its object.

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Definition and meaning of oscillator:

oscillator - the internal biological clock mechanism that produces a measurable biological rhythm in an organism

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Dactyli, Dactyls (Greek) (from daktylos finger)

Fingers; in Greek mythology, the smith said to have first discovered and worked copper and iron, and to have introduced music and rhythm into Greece. Also a name for the Phrygian Hierophants of Rhea Cybele, said to be magicians, exorcists, and healers.

Five or ten in number, as the number of the fingers, they have been identified with the Corybantes -- priests of Atys, the youth beloved by Cybelle -- with the Curetes, Telchines, and others, all of which have also been connected with the kabiri. But the kabiri were the manus, rishis, and dhyani-chohans who incarnated in the elect of the third root-race and earliest part of the fourth root-race.

Since the structure of the higher planes is reflected in the lower, all these names can also stand for terrestrial powers and their hierophants, according to the rites peculiar to various countries. They have been connected with the Pelasgian masonry (SD 2:345); but, like the cyclopes they were masons in more senses than one.

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Definition and meaning of Rock and Roll

Rock and Roll - [Social Studies]

Rock and roll is a popular style of music started in the 1950s with roots in rhythm-and-blues, jazz, country and folk music. Early musicians included Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, and Jerry Lee Lewis.

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Definition and meaning of Rock and Roll

Rock and Roll - [Social Studies]

Rock and roll is a popular style of music started in the 1950s with roots in rhythm-and-blues, jazz, country and folk music. Early musicians included Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, and Jerry Lee Lewis.

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