...MARMA SHASTRA AYURVEDA BIOENERGETICS MARMA SHASTRA Ayurveda Bio-Energetics Written and Compiled by Michael James Hamilton, LAC Copyright © 2007; Michael James Hamilton, LAC 2nd Edition Copyright © 2011 All rights reserved. Reproduction of any kind without prior written permission of the compiler is prohibited. MARMASHASTRA ©2011 by Michael Hamilton, LAC. www.lotusspace.com ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I give gratitude to Dr. Suhas Kshirsagar and Dr. Thomas Yarema for their teachings; to my mother for her guidance; my readers for the hope to expand this knowledge; the ultimate reality for always being there even when I do not always realize it. dew rise clouds fall rain wash pain all MAHALO i MARMASHASTRA ©2011 by Michael Hamilton, LAC. www.lotusspace.com This work presents the human bio-energy model (anthropocosm: cosmic human being) as profoundly observed in Ayurvedic medicine. According to ancient Vedic texts (and later through Tantric and Taoist traditions), the energetic, or subtle, body is the foundation of the food, or coarse body, and the bridge between the physical and causal realms. Therefore, the structure of the subtle energetic body provides an intended means for human spiritual development, or evolution (which enables humanity to fulfill its purpose as a conduit between heaven and earth, hence transforming into an entity more subtle, and original). The text’s primary purpose is to present oriental bio-energetic theory, and second, to bridge...
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...MALINDO AIR As the airlines industry in growing, the low cost airlines provider also are growing as mushrooms as they can see the huge market that are ready to be captured and potential for the big number of profit. People are now more sensitive towards the price since they have many choices. This is the reason for National Aerospace and Defense Industries (NADI) has come with decision to joint venture with Lion Air from Indonesia to commenced Malindo Air into the aviation industry. NADI owned 51% of the share whereby the remaining 49% owned by the Lion Air and they has setup the base in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia. Malindo Air name has personally introducing the company owned by two respective countries which is Malaysia and Indonesia. They have started their operation officially on May 2013 that are operating at KLIA2 terminal and start with only domestic routes but then expand the routes to international routes to country such as India, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Singapore and many other country. The reason for the Malindo Air is build due to AirAsia entry to the Indonesia market has affected the market share owned by the local Indonesia airlines such as Lion Air hence this has push them also to enter the Malaysia market by performed the joint venture with NADI and provide the low cost airlines carrier wihoch allows the Indonesia to have other choices on the low cost airlines. The chief executive officer (CEO) for Malindo Air is also president director of Lion Air which is Mr Chandran...
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...racism was in full swing. Although Civil Rights Acts had been passed to finally end salary, many people were still dealing with prejudice and prosecution. Harper Lee released her novel To Kill a Mockingbird which subtly starred Atticus Finch. Atticus Finch is a white lawyer living in the South during the 1930’s. Atticus appears in this novel as a defendant of a black man accused of the rape of a white woman. Throughout the novel his attitude is a shining light in story full of darkness, he is the one sliver of hope for Tom Robinson and ultimately the whole town. Atticus Finch was pivotal character in this novel as he was able to change the current beliefs regarding race, fought for a blind American Dream and was able to open the...
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...challenges that include constricting budgets, race relations, organized crime and cyber crimes (Nadis, 2011). A new “police visibility” is especially challenging as images of police misconduct is captured by cell phones and shared with the media as well as posted on social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter (Goldsmith, 2010). This kind of exposure can potentially harm the image of local police and cause the police department to be held responsible for the misconduct of individual officers. It is not just the community members that are using new media technologies to reveal police activities. Cases in England have documented instances of police officers using personal blogs to post inside information such as personal grievances with their superiors (Goldsmith, 2010). Continuous management of these situations will become an important task for police executives in the future. Harvard Kennedy School professors Christopher Stone and Jeremy Harris are offering police chiefs “a new organizing framework” that attempts to redefine what policing means and help them to manage the hugely complex issues that they have to deal with (Nadis, 2011). It consists of four key elements: accountability, legitimacy, innovation, and coherence. This new “professionalism” aims to make police more accountable for their actions to their departments, various government agencies, citizens and journalists (Nadis, 2011). Rothwell and Baldwin (2006) assert that silence codes encourage fraud, waste, and abuse...
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...History (including Tasman Empire Airways Limited/Air New Zealand 1939-1978, New Zealand National Airways Corporation 1947-1978, and Air New Zealand 1978-on) issued February 2006 1939 During the months before the New Zealand, United Kingdom and Australian Governments reached agreement on the constitution of the new company, the Union Steam Ship Company accepted initial responsibility for the three Short S.30 Empire class flying boats which Union Airways had ordered for the Tasman service, and in August 1939, the incorporation of Tasman Empire Airways Limited (TEAL) - later to become Air New Zealand - was sufficiently advanced for ZK-AMA "Aotearoa" to fly to New Zealand. 1940 April 26: TEAL registered in Wellington as a limited liability company. Original holdings were: New Zealand Government 20%, Union Airways 19%, BOAC 38% and Qantas 23%. Chairman of Directors - Colonel N S Falla; Deputy Chairman - A E Rudder. The board reported to the Tasman Air Commission, which itself reported to the New Zealand, Australian and British Governments. April 30: Inaugural Auckland-Sydney flight ZK-AMA "Aotearoa", then weekly. First service commanded by Captain J W Burgess with 10 passengers. May 2: First return flight. August: TEAL increased the frequency of its Auckland-Sydney service to three times a fortnight. Connection was made at Auckland with Pan American Airways' San Francisco-Auckland flying-boat service. 1941 March 31: TEAL's first...
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...attention is not given to factors affecting the reading habit, it may produce poor reading culture among the society. In information and technology era, there are many factors hinder reading habits among young people. In the 21st century, information and information technology is generated faster than ever before. The current tools and networking today’s have changed the ways in young generation seek information and the kind of investment are a worthwhile investment that school resource center, libraries and society can have. In Malaysia, the government is very concerned about reading habit among young people in this country. Some efforts have been taken such as reading campaign, NILAM (Nadi Ilmu Amalan Membaca) program in school that has made compulsory for every students, etc. NILAM is a combination or mixture of all activities to encourage reading by providing appropriate recognition. This program is an approach to enrich the reading habit among students. The goal of NILAM is to build a lasting reading habit among students. The objective is to make the students love reading and encourage schools to continue to generate creative and innovative ideas to inculcate the reading habit. Public libraries and school library play crucial role to promote reading habit among young people. With Web 2.0 technology where social networking taking place, blogs, has turned out to be the single-most effective technology in enhancing people’s productivity in the Web 2.0 world. This indicate that the...
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...it still followed by so many families and couples? Kundlis or horoscopes have been an integral part of the Indian wedding scene from times unknown. Despite such a drastic level of development and adaptation of western culture, these ancient beliefs still play a major role in Indian matchmaking. Do birth charts or horoscopes really matter, or are they just another sign of our superstitions? Is it okay to ignore them as just old and outdated customs? We try to find it out here. Recommended Read: Tricks to Use His Sun Sign that will Make Him Propose to You How does it work? Time and again, it has been proved that movements of our ruling planets have a major effect on our lives. Astrologers are able to determine compatibility between two people by studying the cosmic charts associated with each one. When astrologers match kundlis, they look at key factors like location, date and time of birth. The results are based on position of planets and stars. The match that comes up with more gunas (positive points) is considered a good match. Image Courtesy: Faizan Patel Photography The gunas are matched based on point system, with eight gunas, each carrying a different weightage. These are as below: Varna, as per vedic astrology, is matching of the intricacies of castes. Vasya, which denotes the power of attraction. Tara, the calculation of which describes the longevity of the partner. Yoni, describes the nature and characteristics of the person. Graha Maitri, depicts natural...
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...ACC 704 BBUSINESS ETHICS AND GOVERNANCE TRIMESTER 3 2014 Major Group Assignment NAME | ID | RATU LEPANI VAKACEGU | 2007001708 | EMA MARAMA | 2013114712 | KOLOFIU TALEI KANAWALE | 2013112448 | ROSALIA RADUVA | 2012000295 | Topic: Social Accounting & Ethical Governance Abstract Social accounting and ethical governance is becoming a concern in Fiji businesses nowadays. This assignment will outline how Bank of the South Pacific deals with social accounting and transparency and ethical governance. Firstly, it will consider the social accounting factors which is the ‘Go Green’ event. Secondly, it will consider how transparency is Bank of the South Pacific and thirdly, it will consider ways in which Bank of the South Pacific can maintain ethical standards. Finally, some recommendations will be drawn as to how to improve social accounting, transparency and ethical governance at Bank of the South Pacific. Introduction The purpose of this assignment is to study as to how businesses in Fiji work towards social accounting and transparency and ethical governance. The business to be studied for this research is Bank of the South Pacific. Bank of the South Pacific is one of the largest and most successful banking organisations in the South Pacific. Bank of the South Pacific has its largest branch in Papua New Guinea and is represented in Fiji, Solomon Islands and Niue as well. Some of the services provided by Bank of the South Pacific include BSP Telephone...
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...Los Angeles Times states that “The most rending kind of war is not between two hatreds, but between two hopes”. Correspondingly, Andre Dubus III introduces two hopes in the novel House of Sand and Fog written in 1999. Behrani and Kathy, two determined yet fragile individuals, come from different backgrounds that meet in the California hills struggles to gain social stability. The competing desires for the house leads to Behrani’s ultimate downfall. His obsession with the house comes from the ambition to procure a large sum of money to ameliorate the family’s social status in America; as a result, he is blind to see the house’s flaws. Consequently, this restricts his ability to understand kathy when she claims she is the righteous owner of the house. The continuous misconception between Kathy and Behrani evolves into severe conflict; the final outcome is tragedy, deaths. Obsession with the house is the result of the desire to gain social status. Behrani’s fame is lost since the day they fled to America from Iran four years ago. In Iran, Behrani is Colonel in the Imperial Air Force and others respect him deeply indeed. Here, he works outdoors as a garbage soldier and others view him “no longer than a man would take for a dead insect upon his windshield while driving”, Behrani thought “for the thousandth time in this terrible country I wished to be wearing my uniform”. (Dubus III, 22) He is ambitious to restore his dignity and social status, so he devotes most of his time to...
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...The discipline of yoga originated in India 5,000 years. Creating a connection between mind and body is the ultimate goal of this tradition; the word yoga actually means “union of the individual self” (Iyengar 14). Millions use yoga to strengthen their bodies, and ease their minds. In America especially, the practice of yoga has become a trend, made popular especially by hollywood elite. But unlike other dangerous trends perpetuated by celebrities, yoga garners substantial benefits. More energy, reduced stress, and a stronger and more flexible body are only a few of the many positive effects. Yoga is an ancient tradition that yields tremendous benefits for those who practice it today. Yoga began in Northern India, in the Indus- Saravasti civilization. There is no record of exactly when this discipline began, and there is no one person to acknowledge for its invention. Patanjali, an Indian sage, is credited with writing the “Yoga Sutras”, the first known record of yoga, which outlines principles and practices of yoga that are still observed today (Weil 1). Yoga had been practiced for centuries, but it did not arrive in America until 1947 when the first yoga studio was opened in Hollywood. In yogic philosophy, the body is composed of three layers: the casual body, the subtle body, and the gross body, and five sheaths. Each “individual functions in mind, matter, energy, and pure consciousness through [these] sheaths”: the anatomical sheath, the life-force sheath, the psychological...
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...BACKGROUND INFORMATION This case study is based on a former student of Nadi Muslim College.Due to confidentiality his real name will not be used in this project.Zoheb Ali, 16, has ditched school to work full time to assist his financially struggling family. He sells pineapples, watermelons and other local seasonal fruits by the roadside six days a week. Chatting away while expertly skinning and slicing succulent pineapples with a dangerously sharp-looking knife, Ali said he has been doing this work since he was 14. Before he quit school, he was working only on weekends. Last year his parents gave him permission to start working full-time. “I did not like school and I wanted to make money to help my family,” he said, smiling. Ali’s father, who is a taxi driver, and his mother, a tailor at agarment factory, did not protest too hard when their son said he wanted to leave school and work. The family was struggling to make ends meet, and the extra income was much needed. Observers believe that the situation of tens of thousands of poor families like Ali’s has become even more desperate since the global economic crisis struck in 2007. Such families are now forced to prematurely pull their children out of school and send them to work. Several other boys with similar stories to Ali are employed by the latter’s boss. Some, like 16-year-old Anzar Khan, along with his younger brother and sister, are still in school. But further hardships could force him and his siblings to follow...
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...Aritficial Intelligence Recently, the media has spent an increasing amount of broadcast time on new technology. The focus of high-tech media has been aimed at the flurry of advances concerning artificial intelligence (AI). What is artificial intelligence and what is the media talking about? Are these technologies beneficial to our society or mere novelties among business and marketing professionals? Medical facilities, police departments, and manufacturing plants have all been changed by AI but how? These questions and many others are the concern of the general public brought about by the lack of education concerning rapidly advancing computer technology. Artificial intelligence is defined as the ability of a machine to think for itself. Scientists and theorists continue to debate if computers will actually be able to think for themselves at one point (Patterson 7). The generally accepted theory is that computers do and will think more in the future. AI has grown rapidly in the last ten years chiefly because of the advances in computer architecture. The term artificial intelligence was actually coined in 1956 by a group of scientists having their first meeting on the topic (Patterson 6). Early attempts at AI were neural networks modeled after the ones in the human brain. Success was minimal at best because of the lack of computer technology needed to calculate such large equations. AI is achieved using a number of different methods. The more popular implementations...
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...competitors. Include joint venture alliances where applicable. History of the company Jetstar’s mission is to offer all day, every day low fares to enable more people to fly to more places, more often. The Jetstar Group is a value based, low fares network of airlines operating in the leisure and value based markets. The Group consists of: Jetstar Airways in Australia and New Zealand (wholly owned by the Qantas Group). Jetstar Asia based in Singapore. The company is managed by Newstar Holdings, majority owned by Singapore company Westbrook Investments (51 per cent), with the Qantas Group holding the remaining 49 per cent. Jetstar Pacific based in Vietnam (majority owned by Vietnam Airlines with the Qantas Group holding 30 per cent). Jetstar Japan, a partnership between the Qantas Group Japan Airlines, Mitsubishi Corporation and Century Tokyo Leasing Corporation. Jetstar Hong Kong, a partnership between China Eastern Airlines and the Qantas Group (subject to regulatory approval). The Jetstar Group is the largest low cost carrier in the Asia Pacific by revenue and has flown over 100 million passengers since it launched in 2004. In the past financial year ended June 2012, the Jetstar Group carried more than 20 million customers. The Jetstar Group has grown from providing employment to around 400 people in 2004 to more than 7,000 across the Asia Pacific today. About Jetstar in AustraliaJetstar’s headquarters are in Melbourne, Australia. Jetstar forms an integral part...
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...self which eventually influences their decisions about life. Dubus explores the conflict between two completely different people with opposite persona. Colonel Masoud Behrani, once a wealthy man in Iran, is now a struggling immigrant willing to bet everything he has to restore his family’s dignity. Kathy Nicolo is a troubled young woman whose house is all she has left, and who refuses to let her hard-won stability slip away from her. These two characters are drawn by their competing desires to the same small house and domed by their tragic inability to understand one another, converge in an explosive collision. In the course of the novel, Dubus takes the readers to the journey about the past of these two people and shows how basic pervious desire, fear and need derive each of them into their downfall; however, Colonel Behrani is the character whose persona got affected the most, caused the conflict to get worsen. Colonel Behrani is an old, strong, responsible, honorable and experienced man who had power and money back in his old life, thus his persona is extremely strong. Behrani had a peaceful life as he says: “As in our pervious life, we would have a driver. Our home would be surrounded by high walls covered with vines and blooming flowers” (p.187). He is used to being in a high social position which enables him to give orders and be admired by people around him. His friend Pourat warns him once about his obsession with his job: “Behrani, every night you must leave your...
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...raise… (Tuesday 12 Nov 2013) Tower Bridge Care Home 1 Tower Bridge Road, Southwark, London Centre Manager: Kulvinder Sidhu Care Group: HC-One Ltd Located within walking distance of London’s Tower Bridge, Tower Bridge care home is a purpose built 128 bedded facility offering Dementia, Nursing, Residential and Respite care. At Tower… more View Full Details 8.3Recommendation Score from 4 recommendations Latest Recommendation A warm caring environment which has enabled my father to settle into at his own pace and accept as… (Friday 13 Jun 2014) Waterside 40 Sumner Road, Peckham, London Manager: Jeremy Burrows Care Group: Anchor Waterside is a Peckham-based nursing home that provides residential care, together with welcoming people with dementia and physical disabilities. The facility has been purposed built… more View Full Details 8.2Recommendation Score from 1 recommendation Latest Recommendation When Kayla came to love walk we had experienced many care homes. Kayla never seemed to settle.… (Monday 25 Mar 2013) Love Walk 10 Love Walk, London Manager: Jacqueline Perdrix-Howard Care Group: Mission Care Love Walk is located in a beautiful part of Denmark Hill, on the edge of the Camberwell Conservation Area. They offer a warm and loving home, with a high standard of person-centred care… more View Full Details 7.9Recommendation Score from 4 recommendations Latest Recommendation The home has taken very good care of my fathers needs. My expectations...
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