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Primary cause?
Primary Cause of Disease Diseases appear to be the products of a degeneration over time. However, degeneration is not inevitable, nor natural. The weaknesses it causes, are cumulative, unless we will do something to reverse it. There have been a series of events in the lives of most of us, being mostly unconscious: First, we…
Palace of Tranquil Longevity
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More Therapies?
Few more systems of psychotherapy: Humanistic – focuses on positive growth rather than pathology. It wants to maximize human potential, ‘the self-actualizing tendency’. Its task is to create a relational environment where this tendency will flourish. Brief – emphasizes a specific problem and direct intervention. It is solution-based. It is less concerned with how a…
Five pointed Star
This star can be found in many national flags, and has been important to almost every ancient culture, from the Mayans to India (Ayurveda), China (Wu Xing), Greece, and M-East. It has been found scratched on the walls of Neolithic caves, and in Babylonian drawings, often as pentagrams, which are pentagons plus their 5 diagonals…
Palladio Villas
Andreas Palladio Veneto’s most famous Architect, because he re-introduced Vitruvius‘ Small Whole Number Proportion: Andrea Palladio’s exterior motifs have been copied all over. See the Palladian style US-government-buildings. His economical materials (bricks/stucco) can be duplicated, or even improved. But Palladio’s balance and harmony seem to live only in his 18 surviving villas of the Veneto….
PNS
THE PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM This system consists of nerves, some of which gather information while others transmit orders. The facial nerves enter and leave the brain directly through the skull. The rest reach the brain via the spinal cord and the atlas. The PNS is divided into 3 sub-systems: The SOMATIC NERVOUS SYSTEM (SNS). These…
