EnLighten System for Teenagers: Component of the EnLighten Systems of stress management that is help for overcoming turmoil and peer pressure.

(See also: EnLighten System for Teenagers, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

EnLighten Weight Management System: Component of the EnLighten Systems of stress management that moderates emotions that lead to overeating.

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Tantra: A manual of or a particular path of sadhana laying great stress upon japa of a mantra and other esoteric practices relating to the powers latent in the human complex of physical, astral, and causal bodies in relation to the cosmic Power usually thought as the Divine Feminine.

(See also: Tantra, Hinduism, Hinduism Dictionary, Sanskrit Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul)

Atreya:

Atreya (Aathreya). Relating to the great sage Athri, or Atreya. Classical Indian medical knowledge is called ayur-veda (science of health and long life), the two chief traditions being those of Atreya and Dhanvantari. Later presented by Charaka in the Charaka Samhitha (text stressing diagnosis and prognosis).

(See also: Atreya, Hinduism, Hinduism Dictionary, Sanskrit Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul)

Sathya Sai EHV:

Sathya Sai EHV: Education in human values. It is based on the values of truth, right action, peace, love and nonviolence. It stresses the importance of service to society, tolerance for people of different races, cultures, nationalities and regligions.

(See also: Sathya Sai EHV, Hinduism, Hinduism Dictionary, Sanskrit Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul)

Meditation , Transcendental meditation ,  :

A state of consciousness in which the individual eliminates environmental stimuli from awareness so that the mind can focus on a single thing, producing a state of relaxation and relief from stress. A wide variety of techniques are used to clear the mind of stressful outside interferences. It includes meditation therapy. (Mosby's Medical, Nursing, and Allied Health Dictionary, 4th ed)

(See also: Meditation, Alternative Health, Body Mind and Soul)

Ziruph (Hebrew, Jewish). More properly Tziruph, a mode of divination by Temura, or permutation of letters, taught by the medieval Kabbalists. The school of Rabbis Abulafia and Gikatilla laid the most stress on the value of this process of the Practical Kabalah.

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CELTIC WICCA: The use of a Celtic/Druidic pantheon mixed with a little ritual Gardnerian, and heavily stressing the elements, nature and the Ancient Ones. They had a vast knowledge of and respect for the healing and magickal qualities of plants and stones, flowers, trees, elemental spirits, the little people, gnomes and fairies.

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CELTIC WICCA: The use of a Celtic/Druidic pantheon mixed with Gardnerian Wicca, and heavily stressing the Elements, Nature and the Ancient Ones. Celtic Wicca focuses on knowledge of, and respect for, the healing and magickal qualities of plants and stones, flowers, trees, elemental spirits, the little people, gnomes and fairies.

(See also: CELTIC WICCA, Magickal Traditions, Magickal Paths, Paganism, Pagan Dictionary)

INTEGRAL YOGA - system of yoga developed by Sri Aurobindo that stresses bringing supreamental power of divine consciousness down into the ignorance of mid, life and body to transform and create a divine life in matter. (NAD)

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Raja: the Royal Path set out by Patanjali. Path of Duality; the Path of Meditation. In combines all the other yogas. Raja yoga is concerned with the study of the body as a vehicle of spiritual energy. In addition it stresses the value of formal, scientific meditation practices. It is for those who wish to lead a monastic or at least predominantly contemplative life.

(See also: Raja, Hinduism, Yoga, Sanskrit Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul)

Guru: A personal spiritual teacher or guide who has himself achieved spiritual insight. From at least the time of the Upanisads, India has stressed the importance of the tutorial method in religious instruction. Classically, the pupil lived at the home of his guru and served him with obedience and devotion.

(See also: Guru, Yoga, Yoga Dictionary)

Shandra-Chi: Form of touch therapy developed by Nancy Deutsch, C.S.W., Mitch Klicka, M.A., and beings of light, including Archangel Michael. The method releases the energies of stressful events from bodily cells.

(See also: Shandra-Chi, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

Power Yoga (Ashtanga): Astanga yoga or a variation thereof. Power Yoga includes ujjayi and a series of postures designed to effect therapeutic bodily alignment and to release stress, tightness, and toxins from the body-mind.

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One Brain: Derivative of Three in One. One Brain is an Emotional Stress Diffusion technique. It includes Age Recession and Precision Muscle Testing (see muscle testing).

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HealthWatchers System: Specialized application of Biological Immunity Analysis to weight management. Its centerpiece is the HealthWatchers Analysis. HealthWatchers System, a mail-order house in Scottsdale, Arizona, defines: (a) Stress Pattern as the resistance created by People, Places, Circumstances and Events attracted to you because they are opposed to your Soul Pattern; (b) Soul Pattern as the pattern inherent in your Soul....the point-of-view from which you are able to see and express life when you are free from your Stress Pattern; and (c) Soul as the immortal, spiritual, moral or emotional nature of a human being.

(See also: HealthWatchers System, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

JAINISM (Sanskrit, jainas: "saint"): A major religion originating in India that has some similarity to Buddhism. Jainism does not recognize the authority of the Veda and its philosophy includes belief in the eternity of matter, the periodicity of the universe, the immortality of human's and animal's minds. It stresses non-violence and Jains are particularly known for avoiding harming any living thing.

(See also: JAINISM, Magickal Traditions, Magickal Paths, Paganism, Pagan Dictionary)

Ninib (Babylonian) A Chaldean deity originally with solar attributes, especially prominent at Shirgulla, where he was closely associated with Bel and regarded as his son. In hymns he is described as a healing god who releases men from illness. But he was also classed as a god of war, and represented as armed for the chase. The aspect stressed was the sun at the morning and the springtime season, showering beneficence upon mankind.

Theogonically, Ninib was regent of the planet Saturn, and the animal symbol connected with him was the swine.

(See also: Ninib, Mysticism, Mysticism Dictionary)

suggestive therapy zone procedure (Concept-Therapy Adjusting Technique, Health Zone Analysis, zone testing, Zone Therapy Diagnosis): Ostensibly diagnostic phase of Concept-Therapy.

Its theory posits six occipital reflex points usable:

(a)  to detect stress in six corresponding bodily Health Zones (e.g., Circulatory), and

(b)  to determine whether a particular spinal adjustment was correct.

(See also: Suggestive therapy zone procedure, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

Ho'oponopono (Ho'oponopono process): variation of an ancient Hawaiian process.

Its theory posits a Divine Creator. Ho'oponopono: releases problems and blocks that cause imbalance, stress, and dis-ease in the self; brings peace and balance through a physical, mental, and spiritual cleansing that involves repentance and transmutation; and creates balance, freedom, love, peace, and wisdom within individuals, other social entities, the world, and the Universe.

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Definition and meaning of coral probiotic hypothesis:

coral probiotic hypothesis - a concept which posits that a dynamic relationship exists between symbiotic microorganisms and environmental conditions which brings about the selection of the most advantageous coral holobiont (Reshef et al., 2006). Corals exposed to some type of stress, such as unusually high water temperatures, expel their zooxanthellae and then regain a new mixture of zooxanthellae (or other symbiotic microoganisms) that are better suited to the stress conditions

(Source: US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) )

Also see these pages: Oceanography, Oceanography Sitemap, Coral Reef, Environment, Sustainability, Climate Change,