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Understanding Reiki

August 16, 2010

Much research has been undertaken to discern the true roots of the beautiful Reiki tradition. Reiki is an ever evolving, flexible and creative form of growth, relaxation and development. Practicing Reiki helps create harmony in the body, giving a deep sense of peace and relaxation. The Reiki system is not the only factor that determines how the body is attuned to the Reiki energy. The person giving a Reiki treatment also receives the healing effect of the energy as it flows through them. Hayashi was a respected Reiki Master. He opened a Reiki clinic in Tokyo and kept detailed records of the treatments given. He trained many people in return for working in his clinic, which he started in Tokyo. Hayashi is responsible for the formal aspects of Reiki which are taught today: namely the hand positions and the science-based practices held within Reiki. Hayashi established the Reiki positions and the three levels of Reiki, devising an initiation for each level. The efficiency with...

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Making A Decision And Being Fearless

June 11, 2010

In this article I am going to show you how to make a decision...and make it now. if you are like most you find it hard to make a decision sometimes, a decision like getting on the right exercise program or getting the right job. Today I want to show you a simple method that will help you make one. No matter how confused you are. Because indecision sucks, it can cause you to lose the woman of your dreams, it can cost you to lose wealth that belongs to you, it can cost you time or that one opportunity that could change your life. But this all ends here if you follow a simple rule This is a secret rule that never fails and it goes like this: Choose the unknown over the known, choose the risky over the non risky This applies to love, if you are in love with someone and are not taking action because you are scared, do it now don t think before you jump. Jump and then take all the time you need to think. Hindsight is 20 20, but I will tell you something, if you don t jump there...

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The Foods You Eat Determine Your Health

April 18, 2010

Somewhere caught up in your busy lifestyle, between your Palm Pilot or Blackberry, day planner, lap top, the kids sports, piano lessons, traffic, and household duties, being healthy got deleted from your agenda. Instead of planning and taking time to sit down to eat, you re on the go, driving through fast food franchises eating combo meals, forgetting to eat lean protein, fruits and vegetables. Unfortunately, the quick and easy foods are loaded with carbohydrates, sodium, sugar and fats. Healthy eating will help you stay healthy. Here are a couple of tips for healthy eating so you don t ignore your healthy: 1. Don t skip breakfast. Eating in the morning will jump-start your metabolism, giving you energy to get you through the morning. Protein and carbohydrate in the morning is a great breakfast. Breakfast should be your largest meal for the day. Reduce your intake of caffeinated and carbonated beverages. Caffeine is a central nervous system stimulant and is addictive...

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Player Profile: Doyle Brunson

February 11, 2010

Doyle Texas Dolly Brunson, one of the most successful gamblers in the world, is considered an icon in the game of poker. Born in Longworth, Texas in 1933, he originally planned an athletic career with the Minneapolis Lakers which was cut short by an injury to his knee - thereby making it necessary for him to rethink his options. After his initial introduction to poker after graduating from college with a Masters Degree in Education, Brunson found his calling. Brunson was so lucky at playing poker in Texas that he was rarely invited to take part in local games and decided to take himself and his family to Las Vegas. Each time, he won with the same full house tens full of deuces. Consequently, the 10-2 Texas Hold em Poker hand is now known as a Doyle Brunson . The patriarch of modern poker was one of the first three players inducted into the Poker Walk of Fame the other two being player Gus Hansen and actor James Garner. Brunson is also well-known for the book he co-wrote...

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Future Shock: Voice Recognition Identification Technology

December 25, 2009

Crew of three with fourteen pax. Backgrounder: Kay Hughes, flight attendant for today s non-stop coast-to-coast flight is busy checking her catering order and prepping the cabin. Bob Harmon is the captain and Jeff Mortowski is his first officer. Both are situated in the cockpit going over the pre-flight checklist. The pax are from various companies in the New York area or individuals on personal business who have bought seats on his flight. The Story: Kay woke up with a start as the alarm on her clock radio blared. Reaching across her pillow, she noticed the time, 5:15, and hammered the snooze button in the hopes of grabbing another five minutes of sleep. Tired as she was, her mind began to race as she considered the day ahead. In less than four hours she would be enroute to L.A. with an aircraft full of passengers. Slowly the thought of additional sleep became less important as she considered all that she had to do before leaving Teterboro. Quietly she slipped on her robe...

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It Emergencies: Be Prepared

November 18, 2009

You want to be prepared for IT emergencies with checklists, the ability to access online resources, telephone support lines, and tool kits ready to go. Begin with matching your abilities to their basic needs. Find out what kind of hardware your customer has, what the operating system is, what applications are involved, and how is it impacting their business operationally and financially. Failure to assess the situation before you are on-site can quickly get you into quicksand. Make sure that your clients most probable IT emergencies are things that you think you can fix... or things for which you can provide a quick workaround. For example, if they have a major problem with Linux and you don t have that kind of experience, emergencies and cleanups are NOT the place to start the learning curve. The more the problem impacts the company, the better the opportunity, IF you are prepared for it. At the same remember it is not possible to know everything. Preparing Your Company...

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