Este pasiunea diacronica prevalenta intr-o lume superioara care conduce lumea reala, o corecteaza, ii da un sens defintiv, mintueste existenta, impune prioritatea dragostei si a intrajutorarii, da viziunea de unitate, de intreg, de fiinta, de esenta, de forta vindecatoare, de ascultare, de subordonare, de solidaritate, un ideal moral, care e mai tare decit agresiunea degenerarii, decit moartea, decit nebunia generalizata dar netriumfatoare.
-- Profesor Aurel ROMILA
All sounds, from a whisper to a classical symphony, arise out of
silence and disappear into silence. But silence is always there
beneath sound and is the space where sound can exist. We tend to think
of silence as the absence of sound, but silence has its own weight and
quality. When you listen to silence,
you can perceive its intense depth and power. Taking the time to
experience silence calms the mind and rejuvenates the body. Silence is
the void where we can hear the many sounds that we often ignore – the
voice of our intuition telling us the truth, the sound of the breeze
blowing, the hum of the radiator, and the noises we make just because
we are alive.
One way to experience silence is to wake up before the rest of the
world has come alive. Try not to move into activity, and leave off the
lights, radio, and television. Sit still and simply listen. You may
hear your heartbeat or your breath, but keep your attention tuned to
the silence that surrounds you. Stay this way for as long as you can,
and allow the sound of silence to penetrate your body until it moves
into your core. Feel the gentle, pulsing waves of silence and allow it
to cleanse you. Five minutes of communing with silence can leave you
feeling vibrant and connected to the universe.
At night, choose a moment after everyone around you has retired and
tune in to silence. You can also experience silence throughout the
day. Even in the midst of activity, moments of silence are always
present. Usually we ignore or feel nervous around silence and try to
fill these moments with sound. Yet silence is always there – vast,
potent, and available for us to step into any time we choose.
* conditiile
-William Feathe
"For every sale you miss because you're too enthusiastic, you will
miss a hundred because you're not enthusiastic enough."
–- Zig Ziglar
"Sales are contingent upon the attitude of the salesman - not the
attitude of the prospect."
-- W. Clement Stone
"Life is a series of sales situations, and the answer is NO if you
don't ask."
-- Patricia Fripp
"Use testimonial letters from satisfied customers at every
opportunity."
-- Brian Tracy
* Fiti calmi, iubirea le rezolva pe toate
Love has the power to unite our two worlds, the immanent and the transcendent.
* Ce ziceti de asta?
Out of your vulnerabilities will come your strength.
--Sigmund Freud
* Serviciul aduce maretia
Everyone has the power of greatness. Not for fame, but for greatness.
Because greatness is determined by service.
-- Martin Luther King, Jr.
* Odata si bine
You only live once – but if you work it right, once is enough.
-- Joe E. Louis
* Controleaza
To trust a man who has not been tested and to suspect a man who has proven trustworthy lead to endless ills.
* Interesant articol referitor la materia neagra din Univers,....
Cititi articolul de mai jos (click pe adresa de web ingrosata):
*-
At last, light is shed on secrets of dark
matter
It is one of the biggest mysteries
in science which has baffled scholars for more than 75 years, but now a team of
cosmologists believes it has found a way of discovering what the universe is
made of. About 85 per cent is neither stars nor planets but some form of
mysterious matter. It cannot be seen or detected by conventional scientific
instruments, which is why the precise nature of this "dark matter" has eluded
the finest minds in science.
Interesant articol:
* - Planetele vazute din afara Sistemului Solar(click pe adresa de web ingrosata):
Planets are seen outside the Solar System
http://www.economist.com/science/displayStory.cfm?story_id=12592240&source=hptextfeature
*Protejati-va Inima,...cititi articolul de mai jos,
(dati click pe adresa de web ingrosata):
* - Know your blood pressure
and protect your heart
High blood
pressure is truly a silent killer. In fact, a heart attack or stroke may be the
first sign that you even have a problem. That's why it's so important to get
your blood pressure checked every time you go to the doctor -- especially if
you're a woman.
http://edition.cnn.com/2008/HEALTH/conditions/11/04/healthmag.heart.health.numbers/index.html
Primul automobil cu energie solara care a terminat turul lumii,
Interesant articol mai jos(click pe adresa de web ingrosata)
The first solar-powered car to travel around the world ended its journey at the UN climate talks Thursday, arriving with the message that clean technologies are available now to stop global warming.
http://thursdayfile.ning.com/group/earthwatch/forum/topics/solar-car-completes-1st
Mouse de la Computer celebreaza 40 de ani de existenta,...incepe era
`Touch- screen technology`,
Interesant articol(click pe adresa de web ingrosata):
Forty years after the computer mouse scrolled its way into our lives, new touch-screen technology could be about to consign it to history.
Primul `inventar` video lac fauna si flora de la Poli facut de oamenii de stiinta din Anglia si Germania,
Interesant articol( click pe adresa de web ingrosata):
* -
First inventory of life at poles with video
The first comprehensive inventory of the sea
and land animals living in a polar region has been carried out by British and
German scientists.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7754071.stm
Acceleratorul de particule de granita Franco-Elvetiana reincepe in vara 2009,
Interesant articl(click pe adresa de web ingrosata):
*- Particle
collider to restart in summer of 2009
The
world's biggest particle collider will resume operation in the summer of 2009
with a new warning system to prevent further
breakdowns.
http://www.cbc.ca/technology/story/2008/12/05/collider-report.html
Masina viitorului va zbura!
Interesant articol(click pe adresa de web ingrosata):
*-The car of the
future: It flies
Get ready, Detroit -
this small firm is keeping up with the Jetsons.
http://money.cnn.com/2008/12/02/smallbusiness/flying_car.fsb/index.htm?postversion=2008120410
Examenul se sustine pe data de 17 Februarie a.c. la ora 9:00.
* nu in cosmos ci in noi
The Prophet said that God has said,
"I cannot be contained in hallowed places.
Heaven and earth cannot hold Me.
But I am contained by true hearts.
If you seek Me, search in those hearts."
* raportul psiho-somatic
It is my own firm belief that the strength of the soul grows in
proportion as you subdue the flesh.
-Mahatma Gandhi, 1924
* fa si da
How much pleasure you take
In acquiring worldly goods!
But to find happiness
You must give them all up.
-Ashtavakra Gita 18:2
* anul nou
New Year's
"We will open the book. Its pages are blank. We are going to put words
on them ourselves. The book is called Opportunity and its first
chapter is New Year's Day."
-- Edith Lovejoy Pierce
"Be always at war with your vices, at peace with your neighbors, and
let each New Year find you a better man."
-- Benjamin Franklin
"Year's end is neither an end nor a beginning but a going on, with all
the wisdom that experience can instill in us."
-- Hal Borland
"Every man should be born again on the first day of January. Start
with a fresh page. Take up one hole more in the buckle if necessary,
or let down one, according to circumstances; but on the first of
January let every man gird himself once more, with his face to the
front, and take no interest in the things that were and are past."
--Henry Ward Beecher.
intii gindeste si apoi actioneaza
The number one, and probably most important, key to consistently doing
what's right is actually quite simple: think before you act.
* ce e inauntru
What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared
to what lies within us.
-- Ralph Waldo Emerso
Satsang is a Sanskrit word combining "satya" meaning "truth" and
"sangha" meaning "group." It describes a gathering of people for the
purpose of spiritual truth. Satsang is often used when referring to a
meeting with a guru or a spiritual mentor. During Satsang,
participants read inspiring words, discuss its teachings, meditate,
and find ways to bring this awareness into daily life.
While attending services or spiritual study groups can be thought of
as participating in Satsangs, this practice can also apply to any
group of people that are gathered to inspire one another and express
the truth free from judgment. A Satsang can be a group of people that
are gathered to sing, play, or listen to music. All that needs to be
there is the intention to inspire one another and tell the truth. A
Satsang can also be a support group, book club, yoga class, or meeting
between friends for coffee or conversation. We don't need to be in a
place of worship or supervised by appointed leaders to experience the
truth. The truth can be found in every moment and it can be
experienced with anyone. Spending time with someone who enlightens us
can be as simple as visiting with a grandmother or talking to a best
friend.
There is wisdom to be gleaned from being with people even when the
gatherings are not specifically intended for personal improvement or
spiritual transformation. Any occasion we are gathered with people who
understand and support us can be a spiritual experience. While
gatherings with the intention of communing with spirit are undoubtedly
powerful and inspiring, getting together with people that uplift us by
their presence alone is also vital to our well-being. When we
recognize all the people we know that support and enrich us, our lives
can become an extended Satsang.
- Deepak Chopra
* necazul
A Self-Created State
Worry
We have all had the experience of worrying about something at some
point in our lives. Some of us have a habitual tendency to worry, and
all of us have known someone who is a chronic worrier. Worry is an
extension of fear and can be a very draining experience. In order for
worry to exist, we have to imagine that something bad might happen.
What we are worrying about has not happened yet, however, so this bad
thing is by definition a fantasy. Understood this way, worry is a
self-created state of needless fear. Still, most of us worry.
One reason we worry is because we feel like we're not in control. For
example, you might worry about your loved ones driving home in bad
weather. There is nothing you can do to guarantee their safe passage,
but you worry until you find out they have reached their destination
unharmed. In this instance, worry is an attempt to feel useful and in
control. However, worrying does nothing to ensure a positive outcome
and it has an unpleasant effect on your body, mind, and spirit. The
good news is that there are ways to transform this kind of worry so
that it has a healing effect. Just as worry uses the imagination, so
does the antidote to worry. Next time you find that you are worrying,
imagine the best result instead of anticipating the worst outcome.
Visualize your loved ones' path bathed in white light and clearly see
in your mind's eye their safe arrival. Imagine angels or guides
watching over them as they make their way home. Generate peace and
well-being instead of nervousn! ess and unease within yourself.
Another reason we worry is that something that we know is pending but
are avoiding is nagging us—an unpaid parking ticket, an upcoming test,
an issue with a friend. In these cases, acknowledging that we are
worried and taking action is the best solution. If you can confront
the situation and own your power to change it, you'll have no reason
to worry.
"I have always been delighted at the prospect of a new day, a fresh
try, one more start, with perhaps a bit of magic waiting somewhere
behind the morning…"
-- Joseph Priestley
"You may have a fresh start any moment you choose, for this thing that
we call "failure" is not the falling down, but the staying down."
--Mary Pickford
"Everyday is another chance to get things right."
-- Lauren Hill
People are always wanting to change and improve themselves. New Year's
has a sense of a fresh start, and most people who want to break their
habit s are always thinking of a fresh start."
-- Barry Lieberman
* antidepresiv
A man was lying sick. His friends asked him: "What would you most
desire?" The sick man answered, "My greatest desire is to desire
something."
-Paul Schere
* daca accepti schimbi
We cannot change anything unless we accept it. Condemnation does not
liberate, it oppresses.
--Carl Jung
"Madness is badness of spirit, when one seeks profit from all
sources."
-- Aristotle
simbolism
He who wants a rose must respect the thorn.
-Persian Proverb
ascultatorul-specie rara
A good listener is not only popular everywhere, but after a while
he knows something.
-- Wilson Mizner
iertarea...
-Landrum Bolling
Happiness is a perfume
you cannot pour on others
without getting a few drops on yourself.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
"Character is like a tree and reputation like a shadow. The shadow is
what we think of it; the tree is the real thing."
-- Abraham Lincoln
"The Bible gives us a list of human stories on both sides of the
ledger. One list of human stories is used as examples – do what these
people did. Another list of human stories is used as warnings – don't
do what these people did. So if your story ever gets in one of these
books, make sure they use it as an example, not a warning."
-- Jim Rohn
-Martin Luther King Jr.
The tool most commonly used to focus our minds in meditation is the
breath. When we sit down to meditate, drawing our attention inward
counteracts our habitual tendency to be scattered. Meditation on the
breath helps us gather our energy into our bodies, centering and
grounding us in the present moment. Almost as readily available as our
breath are the sounds of the natural world. From rain to wind to the
ocean and birds, meditating on these aural manifestations brings us
not only a sense of peace, but also an experience of connection to the
physical world.
It is easy to get stuck inside our own heads and our individual lives.
We get caught up in our goals and plans and almost forget that we live
in a world that is always there, humming away in the background. There
is an internal shift that occurs when we tune into that background and
really give it our attention. It's as if we are discovering a more
expansive world, because we are. We are also experiencing ourselves in
relation to something larger. This discovery makes us feel rejuvenated
and more expansive.
The vast and ceaselessly churning ocean is an ideal place for
meditating on the sounds of nature. Sit quietly and surrender to the
sounds of the thundering, crashing waves. Let go of your ambitions and
listen. Rivers and lakes also sing their own songs. Even if you live
in the middle of a city, the wind howls and whistles and the rain taps
out a variety of sounds depending on where it falls—on the sidewalk, a
tin roof, a car window, or a muddy slope. Tune into these sounds next
time you hear them instead of letting them fade into the background.
Stop and listen as if you are hearing a sublime piece of music. Let
the music of this world take you on a journey of natural sounds.
The Great Transformer
Loving What You Hate
Hatred can be irrational, and it has a greater impact on the
individual who hates than the person or object being hated. Yet
overcoming hatred is difficult because hatred reinforces itself and
causes greater enmity to come into being. The most powerful tool one
can use to combat hatred is love. Deciding to love what you hate,
whether this is a person, situation, or a part of yourself, can create
a profound change in your feelings and your experience. There is
little room for anger, dislike, bitterness, or resentment when you are
busy loving what you hate. The practice of loving what you hate can
transform and shift your emotions from hatred to love, because there
is no room for hatred in a space occupied by love.
Granted, it is difficult to forgo judging someone, love your enemy,
and seek the good in situations that seem orchestrated to cause you
pain or anger. But in deciding to love what you hate, you become one
less person adding negativity to the universe. On a simple level,
loving what you hate can help you enjoy your life more. On a more
complex level, loving what you hate sets you free because you
disengage yourself from the hatred that can weigh down the soul.
Responding with love to people radiating hatred transmutes their
negative energy. You also empower yourself by not letting their
negativity enter your personal space. Rather than lowering yourself to
the level of their hatred, you give the other person an opportunity to
rise above their feelings and meet you on the field of love.
Gandhi once said, "Be the change you want to see in the world." Loving
what you hate sends a positive, beautiful energy to people while
spreading peace and harmony throughout the planet. Instead of
reinforcing hatred, you become an advocate for love. Hatred responds
to hate by causing anguish. But hatred responds to love by
transforming into blissful peace.
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