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This document discusses the seven main chakras of the body - root, sacral, solar plexus, heart, throat, brow, and crown. Each chakra is associated with a color, direction of spin, location in the body, and aspects of physical, emotional and spiritual well-being. Blockages in the chakras can lead to issues in areas like security, creativity, communication, perception and spiritual connection. Maintaining balance across all the chakras through practices like meditation, chanting and expression supports overall harmony and peace in body and mind.
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With the Dalai Lama’s vision in mind, Dr. Paul Ekman, a pre-eminent psychologist and co-discoverer of micro expressions published the Atlas of Emotions, a comprehensive illustrations of the states of emotions and how they relate to each other.
This educational and groundbreaking tool will not only give us a chance to see features of our emotions that may not be apparent to us, but also will give us a better understanding of our emotions.
Medical Qigong and Psycho-Spiritual Anatomy
The Taiji Pole is the central energy channel that runs from the perineum to the crown of the skull, connecting the three Dantians (elixir fields). It corresponds to the central nervous system and is the inner core of the energy body. Through practicing Qi Gong and meditation, one can circulate Qi through the Taiji Pole to develop the three treasures - Jing, Qi, and Shen energies - associated with the lower, middle and upper Dantians respectively. Maintaining an erect Wuji posture is important for allowing balanced Qi flow through this central channel.
The Neurodharma of Love and Power - Rick Hanson - Openground, Australia
Practical Tools for Empathy, Kindness and Assertiveness.
On the whole, we experience our greatest joys and sorrows in our relationships. Supported by both Buddhism and Western psychology, the keys to healthy relationships include empathy, compassion, and kindness. These states of mind are based on underlying states of your brain. The emerging integration of modern neuroscience and ancient contemplative wisdom offers increasingly skillful means for activating those brain states – and thus for cultivating an open and caring heart, and more fulfilling relationships.
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1. The document discusses several theories of emotion that propose different relationships between bodily arousal, thoughts/awareness, and emotional experience.
2. It also explores factors that influence emotions like gender, social relationships, exercise, and stress. Chronic stress can increase disease risk by suppressing the immune system through stress hormone release.
3. Maintaining social support networks and regular exercise are presented as ways to help counter the negative effects of stress and promote health and well-being.
Final updated meditation workshop 2003
The document discusses the chakra system of the human body. It describes the 7 major chakras located along the spinal cord, starting from the base (Mooladhara) to the crown (Sahasrara). Each chakra is associated with physical organs, qualities, and disturbances. When balanced through practices like meditation, the chakras are said to awaken innate human wisdom, creativity, morality, and compassion.
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Magazine article Energy and Emotions November 2012
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The Subtle System - Sahaja Yoga - Beginner's Guide
The Subtle System - Sahaja Yoga - Beginner's Guide
The Neurodharma of Love and Power - Rick Hanson - Openground, Australia
The Neurodharma of Love and Power - Rick Hanson - Openground, Australia
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Eskom Retail Tariff Application For 2023 onwards Mind map by David Lipschitz
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In this 120 page document, Eskom outline how they want to change Tariff Structures in order to charge their small users up to 4 times more than current rates.
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Notes were taken on an iPad using Simple Mind.
The President spoke about:
* The situation now: what do we have?
* How Severe load shedding is impacting South Africans and their businesses and jobs
* Actions to respond to the crisis
* Additional actions and interventions
* New Generation
* And in purple, David wrote some questions and observations.
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By 2015, the South African government had realised that there was a serious problem with Eskom and its ability to provide electricity.
The South African government instituted The Eskom War Room. I was at the launch. Here is the mind map notes I took.
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GIIG = Global Innovation Initiative Group
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Representatives of The City of Cape Town, Wesgro and the UNDP (United National Development Program), and big Companies including Von Seidels, SAB, Distell, Standard Bank, and small companies / startups like Kubik, ScarabTech, Srapppays, took part.
Subjects included Raising Finance, Relationships with Investors, How small companies can partner with large companies to build opportunities, blockchain, cryptocurrency, health megatrends.
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In 2021 I did a full 3 months project researching the publically available information on the textile industry with a possibility of entering the market with some investors. The project didn't work out; I didn't get paid; the team fell apart; and I've got this Mind Map sitting on my computer gathering dust.
Feel free to use it. If you can make use of my time or capabilities, please let me know. I grew up in a textile family and worked full time and part time for our family textile business for 27 years until the business was first sold, and then went into liquidation. Unfortunately the family business and the new owners ignored my advice.
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Electricity
Water
Food
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Note that my contact details have changed. My cell number is now +27 74 119 3246, and I don't have a landline anymore.
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Oh, and the site is still available, mainly because it is in a flood plain, but we have dealt with this problem by building a Berm.
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Download to read my comments, which you can click on in the little orange boxes in parts of the text, eg on page 3.
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Chakras summary
- 1. Chakras - it's about balance -> harmony -> peace Shalem (completeness) Base / Root red anticlockwise (f) Over Sexual Organs physical connection to Earth physical dimension of sex issues related to security: shelter, food, money fear of change: knees below base is earth chakra: usually anticlockwise, drawing in earth energy Sacral orange clockwise (f) Tan Tien fertility emotional dimension of sex pleasure chi concentration is here if the sacral is blocked, our personal creativity might become blocked and not expressed Solar yellow anticlockwise (f) Solar Plexus our library: recording; learning; interpreting our reality gets "knotted" issues relating to self-esteem and self-concept perception of self and how others influence this Heart green/pink clockwise (f) Heart love putting someone else before oneself remembering to follow our own paths whilst allowing others to follow theirs become involved with the world emotional issues relationships autonomy and sharing acceptance of self and others Throat blue anticlockwise (f) Throat what we know and feel judgement communication the easy flow of energy whenever there is a concentration of inappropriate energy, pressure begins to build up energy must move from high to low pressure outward flow from the body achieved through expression and communication, via the throat chakra singing, chanting, drumming can help restore balance blockages here flow upward to become locked in a fantasy world of the imagination or downwards effecting the lower Chakras as excessive manipulation or covert or overt aggression creative expression resolve the above problems by expression in an effective, but safe manner the activity is the release of the energy, not the outcome language: used for communication, but means we often live in the future or the past rather than the present moment voice allows us to express what we are feeling in the heart and mind lack of expression denies our existence, our individuality, our right to be heard indications of blockages are stiff neck, throat infection, tension in the shoulders, headaches, eating and metabolic disorders difficulties become obvious when people shout or withdraw throat chakra is like a pressure valve allowing energy from other chakras to flow freely sound starting with the initial vibrations (sounds) emanating from the creator breath : Neshima -> Neshama : the first breath; breath -> soul truth at the highest level, bring our own truth into the world truth is sometimes referred to as will and is neither right nor wrong, good nor bad, comfortable nor uncomfortable Brow / 3rd eye indigo clockwise (f) Forehead generates mental body clarity of perception and intuitive insight; clairvoyance; psychic experience eyesight: we do not see what our eyes see thoughts our everyday awareness is here seeing with the eyes and the mind dreaming; daydreaming thoughts in terms of seeing: pictures and symbols; feeling: moods or sensations; hearing: interpreting words, phrases, dialog Crown violet/white anticlockwise (f) Top of Head spiritual connection to G-d / universal energy; we are all connected by creation sensation, reasoning, planning, problem-solving controls all body functions "The Secret" "The Power of Intention" = the law of attraction lucky coincidences and strange sequences of events show the crown chakra is working well the way we interpret events and then react to them is the reason why our lives progress or falter in the way they do above crown is "heaven" chakra: usually anti-clockwise, drawing in heavenly ki without balance there is confusion and indecision; fragments of past traumas locked up in the chakras Chakras Summary.mmap - 26/09/2007 - Based on "Healing with Crystals and Chakra Energies" by Sue and Simon Lilly and Notes from Shanu van der Berg and David Lipschitz' learning