‘Essence of Bhagavad-gita’ series‚ Course - 2 ‘Positive Thinker’ (also ‘Spirit of Bhagavad gita’) This course helps one with the Positive spirit needed to tap the powerful message of Gita. It helps one to identify a divine guide in your life and to obtain the necessary qualifications to become a cheerful positive thinker in life by knowing the sublime truths. Course 1 : ‘Spiritual Scientist’ (‘Discover your self’) Course 2: ‘Positive Thinker’ (‘Spirit of Bhagavad gita’) Course 3 : ‘Self
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Effects Of Exercise in Differents Body Systems Cardiorespiratory System - The vital capacity of the lungs can be increased though regular aerobic exercise. This makes the oxygen exchange system more efficient (Pangrazi‚ et al. 1997. p.322). Circulatory System - Heart rate‚ stroke volume‚ cardiac output‚ and blood pressure increase significantly during resistance exercise. The blood pressure response increases nonlinearly with the magnitude of active muscle mass and is higher during the eccentric
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Positive leadership refers to the application of positive principles and positive change. It helps leaders to become more effective in their jobs. Applying principles of positive leadership leads to extraordinary performance. Positive leadership has three connotations: 1) It refers to the facilitation of extraordinarily positive performance – that is‚ positively deviant performance. Outcomes that exceed common or expected performance. 2) Affirmative bias – or a focus on strengths and capabilities
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What are iatrogenic effects of current medical systems? The layout Ivan Illich is making in the article called‚ “Medical Nemesis‚” is focused on medical practices and how iatrogenic effects are caused by the diagnosis and manner of treatment by a physician. Throughout the years‚ iatrogenic effects have caused more suffering‚ “Than all accidents from traffic or industry.”(Illich) The effects listed in the article include: “Infection‚ depression‚ dysfunction‚ disability‚ and their specific diseases
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As cell phones evolve and become more accessible in daily life‚ scholars and educators are forced to evaluate the effects of the presence of cell phones in college classes and adapt to education in a cellular age. Studies revealed that 96 percent of students own a cell phone and nearly 70 percent of those phones have Internet capabilities. With the advent of smart phones and cell phone applications‚ students are more connected to the world and are bringing that connection into classrooms. Suzanne
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forgiveness are basic attributes of positive psychology. Seligman‚ (2002)‚ defines positive psychology as the psychology that is more focused on emphasizing the positive attributes of humans‚ as opposed to focusing on the study of maladaptive characters that human beings have. The pivotal role of positive psychology is to nurture happiness in human beings. The attributes; love‚ hope‚ forgiveness and gratitude help foster this aim in the society. These attributes of positive psychology also help improve
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Abstract The emerging field of positive psychology has gained a lot of interest in the recent years. Positive psychology has been proven to promote happiness in many individual’s lives as well as reinforce their personal feelings of self-worth. The use of positive psychology can be applied to multiple aspects of an individual’s life‚ making it a universal approach to happiness and less stress. One major group of individuals that can effectively carry out the use of positive psychology is athletes.
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A Report on Positive Thinking “How to cultivate it” Positive Thinking Introduction: Positive thinking is a mental attitude. A positive mind anticipates happiness‚ joy‚ health and a successful outcome of every situation and action. A negative mind on the other hand‚ suffers grief‚ depression‚ discomfort and failure. Positive thinking actually means approaching life’s challenges with a positive outlook. It does not necessarily mean avoiding or ignoring the bad things;
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Unconditional Positive Regard is a central concept in the theories of Carl R. Rogers‚ both for psychotherapy and for interpersonal relations. A universal need for positive regard by others appears at about the same time a person begins to experience awareness of self (Rogers‚ 1959). In therapy‚ UPR is a quality of the therapist’s experience toward the client (p. 239). Rogers’ writing sheds light on various aspects of this construct: Unconditional One experiencing UPR holds ‘no conditions of acceptance
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Positive Thinking The difference between can and cannot are only three letters. Three letters that determine your life’s direction. Being positive or negative are habits of thoughts that have a very strong influence on life. Positive and negative are directions. Which direction do you choose? Positive thinking is expecting‚ talking and visualizing with certainty what you want to achieve‚ as an accomplished fact. Riches‚ mediocrity and poverty begin in the mind. Reality is the mirror of your
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