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    The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down - Summary and Reading Log Chapter 1 - Birth Chapter 1 goes through the traditional birthing methods and traditions of the Hmong people. One of the most significant traditions is burying the placenta. The placenta has to be strategically buried in a specific spot under the homes dirt floor or when the person dies its soul has to travel back to the placenta. This chapter also introduces the characters Nao Kao and Foua Lee. Nao is husband and father of 13

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    Important Lessons In the novel Touching Spirit Bear by Ben Mikaelsen he discuses the idea of morals. As the reader reads the novel it is filled with many important lessons from many perspectives. Understanding that all these lessons made Cole a better person. The most important lessons learnt from the book are life is what you make it‚ forgiveness‚ and that people can change. The lesson “life is what you make it” was a big part of the novel. But also this lesson was reflective. When Edwin asked

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    Final Paper: “The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down” By: Anne Fadiman Meghan Maloney 26 April 2013 To understand the struggles that the Hmong people face living in America it is important to understand where they come from and what they have gone through. The majority of the Hmong people originate from the mountainous country of Laos. The mountains created isolation from the neighboring cultures and cultivated a clan identity. They were part of a society where everyone worked together

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    Professor Davis May 1‚ 2012 Religion 108 Seeking Healing of Mind‚ Body and Spirit The issue that I felt best represented my beliefs and theories from this class were the question of “Is God listening and can we be healed through Him?” From personal experience I have encountered instances in my life where I need to turn to God and other forms of relief to overcome hardships. Through prayer‚ practice of traditions and concentration of mind and faith‚ I have made peace with the things I find most

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    PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND I. Introduction This study shall focus on how to improve the system of records for the inventory and sales of the company. This may help in creating a better system to avoid mistakes in recording data that may contribute to loss of income. The study shall provide us an opportunity to experience on how to handle similar problems and to create a solution for future companies. Gilmore Wines and Spirits‚ was founded by Messrs. Magnus Villafuerte and Marcus

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    Claiming Anishinaabe: Decolonizing the Human Spirit by Lynn Gehl is a simple and extraordinary book that has the power to inspire. Gehl shows the reader through her immense amount of research‚ introspection‚ and will to fight against Canada that not only is Indigenous knowledge important to compare with Western philosophy‚ but so is the fact that everyone has the right to achieving mino-pimadiziwin‚ or‚ the good life. I enjoyed reading this book as it educated me about the changing lifestyle Aboriginals

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    The Filipino spirit is stronger than any typhoon One day‚ I was surfing Tumblr and I came across this slogan with the words; "The Filipino spirit is stronger than any typhoon". I don’t know but something about those words clicked in me. We’ve been through a lot of strong typhoon but‚ so far Typhoon Yolanda was the worst- taking thousands of lives and leaving millions of people with nothing. And as if struggling to recover from Typhoon Yolanda is not difficult enough‚ Filipinos in Bohol are still

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    and Spirit” I observe that‚ Qian and I share many things in common‚ but have some major differences as well. While Qian and I share many of the same beliefs and ideas concerning immortality and death‚ I do oppose to some of his ideas about wine and surrendering to the cycle of things. In Tao Qian’s “Substance‚ Shadow‚ and Spirit”‚ Tao explains his philosophical ideals regarding immortality and death. In the poem‚ Substance speaks to shadow‚ then shadow replies to shadow‚ and finally spirit proposes

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    Sylvia Plath’s poems: Translation of the self into spirit‚ after an ordeal of mutilation. Introduction of the poems and the essay: * “Daddy” Sylvia Plath uses her poem‚ “Daddy”‚ to express intense emotions towards her father’s life and death and her disastrous relationship with her husband. The speaker in this poem is Sylvia Plath who has lost her father at age ten‚ at a time when she still adored him unconditionally. Then she gradually realizes the oppressing dominance of her father‚ and

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    Environment Native Americans believe that illness is an imbalance of body mind and spirit. They also have a strong relationship with the earth and believes what it has to offer has healing powers. Space Native American’s have a strong belief that space has no boundaries. Time The Native American concept of time is intuitive and flexible. Most Native Americans are oriented to living in the present rather than focusing on the future. They have an emphasis on immediate gratification. Time is linked

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