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Robert Bruce - Training to See Auras
2008-03-04 07:05:00 Robert Bruce - Training to See Auras In parapsychology, spirituality and New Age belief, an aura is a subtle field of luminous multicolored radiation surrounding a person or object as a cocoon or halo. An aura may be held to represent or be composed of soul vibrations or chakras, and may reflect the moods or thoughts of the person it surrounds. It is believed that auras may be viewed by the
4 Benefits to learning to read auras
2007-11-06 12:40:00 Some people believe evidence doesn't justify "the paranormal," unless it is our own lack of understanding about innate abilities. If you decide to disbelieve or not exert effort to see auras, this concept will remain beyond you. If, however, you evolve to experience things for yourself, you'll no longer require convincing. Rather, you will know what its like, feel the underlying energy, and grow to decipher it. Each human is basically an energy being. Particles of energy vibrate and create Aura signatures. They enable us to gain insight into a person's personality and conditions. Aura colors have meaning based on the mental and physical body. Our ability to see and understand auras has potential to change as we raise our spiritual awareness. Scientists believe the human Aura is partly composed from EM (electromagnetic) radiation, which combines microwave, infrared (IR) and UV light. The low frequency microwave and infrared part of the spectrum (body heat) seems connect...
Dirty looks and troubled auras
2007-07-29 17:50:00 I reckon it is a good time to at least mention something about my ongoing Spanish lessons that i have finally resumed after a year hiatus. [Edit: This is the 4th time i am listening to Bonnie Tylor's Total Eclipse of the heart. I am hit by one of those times where i suddenly love the song so much i can listen to it MANY times before i will turn the damn thing off. Feel pity for my housemate or anyone in the vicinity at the moment.]I was late for my very first Spanish lesson. Actually i made a supreme effort to be early but as far as i see it, the harder i try, the later i become. I was actually half an hour late. The trains were delayed, and there was an accident along the tram line, so no trams were arriving. By the time i finally arrived at my destination, i was fuming because it would have been much faster if i had walked from my place to the University instead.The Spanish Tutor was very serious in her work and she was really competent. Ambivalence and i have an impressive list ...
Vote for Diana Taurasi
2007-07-07 18:00:00 The ESPN Sports Nation Hummer poll today on the front page has a UConn feel to it. Phoenix Mercury All-Star and former UConn All-American Diana Taurasi is listed as a finalist for the “Hummer, Like Nothing Else” Award for the 2007 ESPY’s. She has an up hill climb as the only woman and ...
By: Random Thoughts
Taurasi Suspended, Summitt Hospitalized
2007-06-24 19:00:00 One of UConn’s biggest women’s basketball stars and possibly UConn women’s basketball biggest villain each made news yesterday. Diana Taurasi (UConn 2004) was suspended by the WNBA for two games for her inappropriate conduct towards the game officials during the game on Friday night against Detroit. She was notified Saturday by the league about her ...
By: Random Thoughts
The Green Line, Auras Hybrid Version
2007-06-16 07:28:00 General Motors has been making an effort to revitalize the previously unpopular Saturn brand. The Detroit car manufacturer injected new vehicles to the brand’s lineup as well as providing fuel efficient vehicles to Saturn loyalists. The Saturn Aura has recently been named the 2007 North American Car of the Year and its popularity is steadily ...
By: MotorCarInfo.com
Can Mel Thomas Break Diana Taurasi?s Career 3 Pointers Made Record?
2007-02-03 08:48:02 So here is something interesting that I started to think about when I was perusing the UCONN Women’s Basketball Media Guide the other day. I got to thinking about whether or not Mel Thomas could break Diana Taurasi’s career 3 pointers made record. So I started to crunch some numbers and this is what I came up with. Taurasi has 318 career 3 point shots made. Thomas currently has 158 career 3 point shots made thru 2/2/07. This puts her almost halfway to breaking the record. Thru 85 career games, Thomas currently averages 1.85 three point shots made per game. There are 9 games remaining in the regular season with 3 possible Big East Tournament games and 6 possible NCAA Tournament games. Plus there will probably be 30 regular season games next year along with the Big East Tournament games and the NCAA’s. With that being said, Thomas probably has 57 games left in her career and needs 161 three point shots to break the record. Given those numbers, Thomas would need to a...
By: Random Thoughts
Taurasi 2003: un'annata che ha saputo difendersi bene dagli
2006-12-06 07:10:01 Questo mio post è un'anticipazione del resoconto definitivo sull'Anteprima Taurasi 2003, svoltasi sabato 2 dicembre nel bellissimo Castello del comune omonimo, che pubblicherò a breve su laVINIum. Come tutti sanno il 2003 è stato uno degli anni più torridi e siccitosi dell'ultimo ventennio: temperature al di sopra della media in tutta Europa che hanno portato non pochi problemi all'agricoltura, per non parlare della salute di bambini e anziani. Nel campo del vino italiano la quasi totalità delle zone vitate ha sofferto non poco, fatte poche eccezioni. Per quanto riguarda i grandi vini rossi, abbiamo visto la prova dei Barbaresco, che pur contando su un vitigno di primordine come il nebbiolo, hanno mostrato inesorabilmente i loro limiti: annata certamente non negativa ma non da ricordare, i vini (salvo come sempre le dovute eccezioni) presentavano un'alcolicità elevata, tannini verdi, aggressivi, sentori surmaturi, una scompostezza g...
Auras
2006-12-02 16:11:05 The aura is the energy field that surrounds our bodies. Every living thing has an aura. It is with us at all times. If you look at the earth from a satellite, you will see the earths aura. The shape of a healthy aura is egg shaped. There should be no holes in the aura, as that allows negative energy inside. Before we learn the different colors and meanings of the aura, here is an exercise to practice with a friend or a partner to enable you to sense the aura.Stand approximately 3-4 feet away from your sensing partner. Using your partner as the test subject, have them turn so that their back is facing you. Take several deep breaths and close your eyes. Slowly keeping your eyes closed, raise your hands toward your chest palms facing away from your body. Keep your hands still for a moment, sensing the air in front of them. Slowly move them a little further away moving inches at a time, stopping to sense the air before you move on. When the pressure on your palms changes to ...
By: Mystical Minds
Healing Power of Colours
2005-11-14 14:14:00 Healing Power of ColoursChromotherapy is a method of treatment of diseases by colour. It is best used as a supportive therapy along with other natural methods of preserving health such as correct diet, adequate rest and relaxation, exercise, yogic asanas and so on.According to practitioners of chromotherapy, the cause of any disease can be traced to the lack of a particular colour in the human system. Colour therapy is a technique of restoring imbalanceby means of applying coloured light to the body. It was a popular method of cure even in ancienttimes. Some 2,500 years ago, Pythagoras applied colour light therapeutically and 'colour halls' were used for healing in ancient Egypt, China and India.Red :Symbolic of heat, fire and anger. It is a stimulating and energising colour. It stimulates arterial blood and brings warmth to cool extremities. Used as a general tonic, it is very valuable in the treatment of diseases like low blood pressure, rheumatism, paralysis, anaemia and advanc...
Pranayama
2005-11-07 08:42:00 PranayamaPrana means ' vital force ' and Ayama means ' control ' in Sanskrit. Thus Pranayamameans the control of the vital force through concentration and regulated breathing. By means of controlled breathing that is, inhaling and exhaling by holding the breath for a fixed time and changing the rhythm of inspiration and expiration, it is possible to influence the life-force in the body. Pranayama is the process by which such conscious control is achieved through controlled and rhythmical breathing . Pranayama purifies the channels along which the life stream of 'prana' flows in the body and prevents various disorders. It increases one?s resistance to respiratory diseases.The best position in which to practice pranayama is the padmasana or lotus pose. If for some reason that position is difficult to adopt, it can be done while sitting in any comfortable pose. The important thing is to keep the back, neck and head in a straight line. The body should be in its natural relaxed con...
ASANAS
2005-11-06 18:13:00 AsanasFirst of all before the explanation of ASANAS pose, i would like to apologize because there is no picture describing each pose, maybe in the future i will add the pictures because i have no source of pictures at this moment.Shavasana ( Dead body pose ) :Lie flat on your back, feet comfortably part, arms and hands extended about six inchesfrom the body, palms upwards and fingers half-folded. Close your eyes. Begin byconsciously and gradually relaxing every part and each muscle of the body ; feet, legs,calves, knees, thighs, abdomen, hips, back, hands, arms, chest,shoulders, neck, headand face. Relax yourself completely feeling as if your whole body is lifeless. Nowconcentrate your mind on breathing rhythmically as slowly and effortlessly as possible.This creates a state of complete relaxation. Remain motionless in this position,relinquishing all responsibilities and worries for 10 to 15 minutes. Discontinue the exercisewhen your legs grow numb.This asana helps bring down high b...
Kriyas
2005-11-01 07:06:00 KriyasA disease-free system should be the starting ground for yogasanas and pranayama. There are six specific cleansing techniques, known as Shat Kriyas, which eliminate impurities and help cure many ailments. Of these, the following four can be practised safely.Jalaneti :Most diseases of the nose and throat are caused by the accumulation of impurities in the nasal passage. Jalaneti is a process of cleansing the air passage of the nostrils and the throat by washing them with tepid saline water. Take a clean jalaneti pot. Put half a teaspoonful of salt in the pot and fill it with lukewarm drinking water. Stand up and tilt your head slightly to the right. Insert the nozzle of the pot in the left nostril and let the water flow into it. Inhale and exhale through the mouth, allowing the water to flow out through the right nostril. Reverse this process by tilting your head to the left and letting the water flow from the right to the left nostril.Jalaneti should be practised only in the mo...
YOGA
2005-10-30 07:22:00 YOGA I Personally dont know what YOGA is, all i know is, it is some kind of posture that you do patiently to achieve inner calm. But, when i do some research from reference health books, now the YOGA is much more than i thought it would be.The Yoga Therapy or ' yoga-chikitsa' refers to the treatment of diseases by means of yogic exercises which may be physical or mental or both. It is a specialised form of yogic culture. This mode of treatment has been practised in India from very ancient times.The term 'Yoga' is derived from the Sanskrit root 'yug' which means "to join" . It signifies union between the individual soul (jivatma) and the universal soul (parmatma). It aims at obtaining relief from pain and suffering. Basically, human evolution takes place on three different planes, namely physical, mental and spiritual. Yoga is a means of attaining perfect health by maintaining harmony and achieving optimum functioning on all three levels through complete self-control. Yogic kri... |
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