Concepts about the life and the world around us.
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Perceptions -
Health & Fitness
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Written by Lisa Kneller
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One of the ways to heal the body is to give it complete and total rest. Not for days but for about an hour. Deep relaxation allows your parasympathetic nervous system to balance out, which in turn keeps your body in homeostasis. Homeostasis in the body refers to it's ability to function normally with all engines running properly so to speak. Supporting the body with good, nutritious food is one way to bring balance. Exercise is another. Deep relaxation is yet another way to aid in healing and supporting your whole being.
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Perceptions -
Philosophy
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Written by Oliver J R Cooper
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The power that words have cannot be denied or dismissed. And there are many points and areas to look at when it comes to words. However, the primary focus of this article is going to be the role that the ego mind plays. Words have certain meanings in the dictionary and socially for example; and they can also have a meaning that is subjective to the person that is using them.
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Perceptions -
Science
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Written by Laurel P. Abell
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Almost no other insect has helped humans as much as the honey bee has and continues to do. For hundreds of years, beekeepers have raised them, harvested their wonderful sweet honey, and relied on them to pollinate various crops. Did you know that bees actually pollinate nearly one-third of the food crops in the world?
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Perceptions -
Health & Fitness
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Written by Greg Garner
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A lot of people are suffering from various chronic diseases because they fail to take care of their health and failed to maintain a strong body defense system as well. However, staying healthy is certainly not just the issue of time and resources. Some of the main reasons why people fail to maintain a healthy body is because they think dieting and exercising are among the most tedious and boring things to do.
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Perceptions -
Philosophy
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Written by Jonathan Mead
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Sometimes our lives are overloaded with notions of practicality and productivity. We believe that if there’s no planned purpose to an event or activity, there’s no point in doing it. In reality the best things in life are unplanned and without an appointed purpose. We sacrifice a great deal of our time and sanity doing what we don’t want to do, so that at some arbitrary point in the future we can establish the freedom to do what we love.
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