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    Power of a Dream

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    that everyone has dreams; someone want to be a soccer player; someone want to be a spaceman; someone want to have his/her own business. People have dreams is easy but I don’t consider most of them can achieve it; it is easy to talk but hard to do‚ how many people will achieve their dream? I don’t know about it as it is easy to give up and forgot‚ but I am sure some people will work hard with the dream. Nonetheless‚ some people are invariably struggling with the dream; when the dream is difficult to

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    Lucid Dreams

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    Lucid Dreams are used to enhance psychological abilities. Coming up with creative new ideas‚ rehearse an important event talking to your subconscious mind are some of the examples. Now let’s see how one can have a Lucid Dream intentionally. In order to have Lucid Dreams‚ you need to become a ‘Dre-niser’. Sounds cool‚ eh? It is. ‘Dre-niser’ stands for Dream Recogniser‚ and by following the below-mentioned rules you can become one. The three simple rules of Lucid Dreaming are: (1) Maintain a dream journal

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    American dream

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    we learned pretty damn quick." This quote was extracted from the  book The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien‚ and exemplifies the power that the war  had in exploiting one’s innocence. The Vietnam war drastically altered the soldier’s  American Dreams due to the great abundance of evil which was celebrated throughout the  war. The novel The Things they Carried‚ the movie "Platoon‚" as well as an actual story  from a Vietnam Veteran each‚ in their own ways‚ allude to the powerful ability that

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    The American Dream

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    1‚537 Summer Cumin Pryor English 1A 1 July 2013 8 American Dream: Myth or Fact? What is the American Dream? The American Dream is freedom‚ success‚ opportunity‚ perseverance‚ equality‚ justice‚ and safety for all people. However‚ this is not the case at all in America‚ which therefor states the American Dream as a myth. It is a fantasy‚ that has not come true for the millions of people that are hoping to get a piece of the wealth‚ which America seems to only share with its rich upper class. Mansions

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    American Dream Vs the Indian Dream World tour‚ yacht‚ villa‚ world peace‚ huge family‚ Prince Charming… When come to think of it‚ what is your life’s ultimate‚ big-fat dream? Dreams are manifestations of our hidden thoughts‚ our environment‚ our lifestyle‚ our culture… so many things! If we ask even two neighbours this question‚ we might get two completely different replies. Ask a 5 year old kid‚ the probable answer would be a candy factory. Ask a 5 year old kid in Ghana- well… his dream might just

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    American Dream.

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    For many centuries‚ and still existing in modern times‚ the illusion of an American dream has enchanted and haunted people‚ drawing them from all corners of the earth to seek their own fortune and opportunity – an opportunity and hope that more often than not was dashed to the ground. The American Dream was a shining image of wealth‚ happiness‚ and prosperity‚ misguiding people with whispered promises of gleaming opulence. However‚ due to the circumstances of new times‚ the failure of the utopian

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    Describe Costa Rica

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    Rica? Think about it‚ it’s like a dream‚ beautiful beaches‚ hiking in mountains‚ and ziplining it’s a dream come true. There are pictures that I have seen because my aunt has been there are beyond god’s creation with the ziplines through the forest and horseback riding on the mountain side. This place is appealing to me because of the scenery like the beaches‚ the rainforest type setting‚ and the waterfalls. Going here or even somewhere like it would be a dream come true. There are many things a

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    Dream Analysis

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    Dream Analysis Paper: Psychology 100 Spring 2013 Yvonne Valenzuela‚ Ed.D. William Austin 3/17/13 Dreams are often derived from the inner thresholds of an individual’s thoughts and repressed emotions. My dreams have been significantly complex‚ converging into metamorphic symbols that relate to significant past and present events. After a week of dream analysis‚ I believe dreams have an effect on

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    American Dream

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    ESSAY 2: The Republic of East LA Dreams‚ Character‚ and Opportunity 100 Points Possible + 10 for Prewriting The Republic of East LA by Luis Rodriguez is full of stories of unique individuals who strive to make lives for themselves and achieve their dreams in the face of adversity. Both amusing and heartbreaking‚ these vignettes show us the strengths and weaknesses of human beings‚ and the role opportunity plays in achieving the “American Dream.” DIRECTIONS: Choose three main characters from

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    The Dream of the Rood

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    The Combination of Elements to Suit a Specific Culture. The Dream of the Rood applies medieval beliefs and concepts along with Roman Catholic values to allow the crucifixion of Christ to appear more appealing to the Anglo-Saxon culture. The Dream of Rood relates warrior-like qualities not only to Jesus but also the cross that bore the weight of the Saviour. The image of Jesus that is perceived in The Dream of the Rood differs in many ways from that of the Bible. The Bible portrays the crucifixion

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