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/////////////////Campbell wrote: “All final spiritual reference is to
the silence….” The knowing of scholarship is always a perpetuation of
the stream of symbols; the fullest and deepest engagement with life is in a
silence beyond symbols.


/////////////////BOOK OR BOOSTER SEAT-BECKER



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Truth exists; only lies are invented.
~Horatius Bonar, D.D., Hymns of Faith and Hope (p. 113), (ed. 1813)~



////////////////NP=Where do you think you are? A brain scan can tell
Posted: 12 Mar 2009 06:49 PM PDT
Spatial navigation is a complex mental task which is strongly dependent upon memory. As we make our way around a new environment, we look for easily recognisable landmarks and try to remember how their locations are related in space, so that when we return to it we can negotiate our path.
We know that spatial representations are encoded in the medial temporal lobe, and numerous studies implicate the hippocampus in particular as being crucial for the formation of spatial memories. Information about the environment is believed to be encoded by large populations of neurons distributed throughout this part of the brain, but little is known about this information is encoded.
Now researchers from UCL have made a significant advance in our understanding of how spatial memories are encoded. In a paper published online today in the journal Current Biology, they report that they can decode the activity of the hippocampus to accurately predict an individual's exact location within a simple virtual reality environment.



/////////////////Chapter XVIII: The Yoga of Liberation by Renunciation

XVIII.36. SUKHAM TWIDAANEEM TRIVIDHAM SHRINU ME BHARATARSHABHA;
ABHYAASAADRAMATE YATRA DUHKHAANTAM CHA NIGACCHATI.

(Krishna speaking to Arjuna)
Now hear from Me, O Arjuna, of the threefold pleasure, in which
one rejoices by practice and surely comes to the end of pain!

XVIII.37. YATTADAGRE VISHAMIVA PARINAAME'MRITOPAMAM;
TATSUKHAM SAATTWIKAM PROKTAM AATMABUDDHIPRASAADAJAM.
That which is like poison at first but in the end like nectar-that
pleasure is declared to be Sattwic, born of the purity of one's
own mind due to Self-realisation.

XVIII.38. VISHAYENDRIYA SAMYOGAAD YATTADAGRE'MRITOPAMAM;
PARINAAME VISHAMIVA TATSUKHAM RAAJASAM SMRITAM.
That pleasure which arises from the contact of the sense-organs
with the objects, which is at first like nectar and in the end
like poison-that is declared to be Rajasic.

XVIII.39. YADAGRE CHAANUBANDHE CHA SUKHAM MOHANAMAATMANAH;
NIDRAALASYAPRAMAADOTTHAM TATTAAMASAMUDAAHRITAM.
That pleasure which at first and in the sequel is delusive of the
self, arising from sleep, indolence and heedlessness-such a
pleasure is declared to be Tamasic.



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/////////////////A red-wine polyphenol called resveratrol demonstrates significant health benefits

Resveratrol shows therapeutic potential for cancer chemoprevention as well as cardioprotection. Resveratrol may aid in the prevention of age-related disorders, such as neurodegenerative diseases, inflammation, diabetes and cardiovascular disease.Low doses of resveratrol improve cell survival as a component of cardio- and neuro-protection, while high doses increase cell death.
http://www.curingdeath.com/research/A_red-wine_polyphenol_called_resveratrol_demonstrates_significant_health_benefits.asp



//////////////////Pronunciation: [pe-rê-gri-'ney-shên]

Definition: A long, meandering journey or walk; a course of travel.

Usage: Because it implies travel over a long period of time to various places, today's word is often used in the plural: "His European peregrinations left Dirk physically exhausted and speaking with an undeterminable accent." This noun is derived from the verb "peregrinate" which is based on the adjective peregrine "foreign; migratory, traveling."




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