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...s stimulate our material development. We create more and more products and instruments for material satisfaction, more and more productive economies, ... ...ated in a global “spiritual communion” system. Thus, religions evolve from instruments of separation to instruments of unification of humanity. And of... ... believe them to be absolute reality. And indeed, if I believe my I is the physiological body only, I shall always be limited within this body. And I ... ... attitude toward our imaginary I, too. The I that I imagine is my body, my physiological organism, my mind, consciousness, soul, etc. What is this “I”... ...oncept again. Our concept of our real I. Because , if I believe my I is my physiological body and mind only, I shall imagine them to be the sole reali... ...E PROGRAM OF I. It is well known that the structure and functioning of our physiological organism is programmed by the medium of a genetic plan. The g... ...s building up an embryo, then a foetus, then a new-born baby, etc. Through physiological processes the genetic program starts to materialize itself. B...

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...hat's one of the reasons why I express it in pure and simple physical and physiological terms. It has no psychological content at all. It has no myst... ...this is not something religious, not something psychological, but a purely physiological functioning of the senses at their peak capacities. You want... ...ody like you anywhere in this world among the six billion people we have. Physiologically speaking, the individual is an extraordinary piece of crea... ...there is a snake you step back. It is finished. You don't think about it. Physiological protection is all that this physical organism is interested i... ...ust a vibration. You really don't know what he is talking about. This is a physiological phenomenon so I express this only in physiological terms, no... ...ed by all these techniques because these techniques are self-perpetuating instruments. You will suddenly realize, or it will dawn on you, that the v...

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...Kabbalah teaches that the term, “incarnation,” refers to the soul, not to the physiological body. The fact that we relate to a corpse with so much r... ...is no rational answer. These laws are not even rational. From a scientific or physiological perspective there is no justification to the prohibition... ... P I R I T UA L WO R K 167 because the human brain, the nervous system and the physiological sys- tems, the links and the relationships with the outer... ...eams and there is no significance to the way you sleep. Our sleep is merely a physiological phenomenon, as in all animals. T H E S O U L O F P H A R... ...between dreams and Kabbalah? A: There is no connection. Dreams are a result of physiological impressions that a person experienced during the day. Q:... ...r World, which cannot be revealed by orthodox scientific methods or technical instruments, but only by attaining the attributes of the Upper World. ... ...hich to feel the Upper World, we will not be able to feel it. Science and the instruments of our world only expand our sensory organs, but reveal no...

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...ed before, our desires determine our thoughts, and our minds act as supporting instruments. Our mindsmerelyseeksthemeanstofulfillthewillanddesiresof o... ...Power in the world from which everything derives. We forget that we are merely instruments in the hands of the Creator, and begin to imagine ourselves... ...sant circumstances are caused by other humans, rather than recognizing them as instruments of the Creator’s Will. Thus, the most important concept we ... ...eenstheCreatorfromus. Sinceitisthedesirethatdeterminesanindividualandnot one’s physiological body, then with the appearance of each newwillitisasifane... ...n neither sense nor interpret the information. Naturally, all of our measuring instruments function in accordance with this main principle, since the ... ...t only the result of its interaction with our organs of perception or with our instruments. TheCreatorhasendowedacertainpartofHimselfwithan egoistic d...

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...l body). We call the parts of the spiritual structure by the names of our physiological body: head, body, and limbs. There are five parts in the Rosh... ... Upper Partzuf, he will turn himself into a spiritual embryo, just like a physiological one. The difference between a physiological embryo and a spi... ...quires tremendous personal desire and effort, whereas the conception of a physiological embryo depends on the parents. As a result of its prenatal d... ... Sefirot in the Rosh (head) of a Partzuf: Just as the secretion from one’s physiological eyes is called tears, the secretion of the Light of Hochma f... ...nstitutes the spiritual actions of one who has already acquired spiritual instruments, and can utilize them in exactly the same way we use our hands... ...h people, who exist in the Upper Worlds with their spiritual (altruistic) instruments (desires), can change the states of Higher Sefirot and worlds ... ...sical actions. Nevertheless, since in this world we temporarily exist in a physiological body, our task is to observe the Creator’s Mitzvot both phys...

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... In Thailand (the real Thailand as lived by the poor masses) children were instruments: tools to ease the task of making a living, and later they were... ...ly felt that sexual experiences with two people are totally unique and the physiological and emotional feelings his brother induced could not be dupli... ...f this football field of dust he saw a few prolonged kite flyers and their instruments swishing as mad serpents of the open night skies under gas lamp... ...must lose their lives in war, and child soldiers whose short lives were as instruments of hate. To him it was no wonder that they (humans) were bad. ...

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...at our perception problem from a more me- - chanical angle. our senses are instruments that measure everything they perceive. When we hear a sound, w... ... more wisely. Supernatural phenomena are not spiritual. They are natural, physiological phenomena of which people remote from Nature are simply unaw...

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...a new way of living art: art applied to life and not just to paintings and instruments. No longer are religion, art, philosophy and science separa... ...E CORPOREAL I The Corporeal I represents first of all the biological and physiological reality of the human being. But beyond that it is still a c...

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...escriptive criteria aside, what is the essence of mental disorders? Are they merely physiological disorders of the brain, or, more precisely of its ... ... should come as no surprise if it were to be discovered that talk therapy has clear physiological effects upon the brain of the patient (blood volum... ...tic, analytic and predictive merits. Still, the theories in psychology are powerful instruments, admirable constructs of the mind. As such, they are... ...tisfy external scientific requirements. So, what are plots good for? They are the instruments used in the procedures, which induce peace of mind (... ...escriptive criteria aside, what is the essence of mental disorders? Are they merely physiological disorders of the brain, or, more precisely of its ... ...sian body versus mind conundrum. Freud himself noted that the unconscious has both physiological (instinct) and mental (drive) aspects. He wrote: ... ... by psychiatrists. But we live at an age when mental disorders are thought to have physiological-chemical-genetic origins. All psychological theori... ...ic, analytic and predictive merits. Still, the theories in psychology are powerful instruments, admirable constructs, and they satisfy important ne... ...equirements. So, what are psychological theories and plots good for? They are the instruments used in the procedures which induce peace of mind (e...

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...teria for a personality disorder: F. The enduring pattern is not due to the direct physiological effects of a substance (e.g., a drug of abuse, a m... ...t to children and adults. They regard both as sources of narcissistic supply, mere instruments of gratification - idealize them at first and then d... ...But there is a less traditional view. Our natural state is anxiety, the readiness – physiological and mental – to "fight or flight". Research indica... ... She is also the world; a guarantor of livable (as opposed to unbearable) life, a (physiological or gestation) rhythm (=predictability), a physical... ...and a social stimulus (an other). To start with, the delivery disrupts continuous physiological processes not only quantitatively but also qualita... ...y temperature – new functions, which were previously performed by the mother. This physiological catastrophe, this schism increases the baby's depe... ...as "narcissistic supply". The narcissist objectifies people and treats them as mere instruments of gratification. Infants go through a phase of un... ...e themselves in lieu of loving others. Lacking empathy, they regard others as mere instruments, objectified "Sources" of Narcissistic Supply. The ... ...d terrified) child. He ignores his or her wishes and treats children as objects or instruments of gratification. He seeks to control both situation...

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...ose little critters are just like people. My guess is that if Sigmund were with us today he would have renamed his pleasure drive to the more physio... ...es we don‘t need a partner for an orgasm. We can masturbate like many animals do. Is that why Abraham Maslow listed sex with the most basic of physio... ... like Freud and Adler, can be found at different levels of Maslow's ‗hierarchy of needs.‘ ―Maslow wrote that the most basic drives are physio... ...an needs, those of ‗self-actualization.‘ These needs Maslow called the meta needs. ‗Meta‘ is from the Greek word meaning ‗highest‘ ―The physio... ...ecially when young, there is a good chance of developing an adequate feeling of self worth. We can see some of Adler's ideas here. ―The physio... ... self fulfillment for our individual citizens. We make pleasant and productive use of our leisure time. We read, we exercise, we play musical instru... ...?‖ . —―Your after school program reminds me of what the Venezuelans call ‗The System‘ in which poor children are taught to play musical instru...

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...g or decreasing local and nonlocal order. Human observers are such order-sensitive instruments. Still, even assuming that quantum states are natura... ...(=the increase in order) using structural methods (the alignment or arrangement of instruments). Still, the information contained in each particle ... ...n of a computer are still recursive. It is when humans are aided by other kinds of instruments that we have a problem. If we use measuring devices ... ...aning (causation). But are space and time "real", objective entities - or are they instruments of the mind, mere conventions, tools it uses to orde... ...escriptive criteria aside, what is the essence of mental disorders? Are they merely physiological disorders of the brain, or, more precisely of its ... ...sian body versus mind conundrum. Freud himself noted that the unconscious has both physiological (instinct) and mental (drive) aspects. He wrote: ... ... by psychiatrists. But we live at an age when mental disorders are thought to have physiological-chemical-genetic origins. All psychological theori... ...laimed to have cured hysteria with hypnosis. But despite this demonstration of non-physiological intervention, he insisted that hysteroid symptoms ... ... should come as no surprise if it were to be discovered that talk therapy has clear physiological effects upon the brain of the patient (blood volum...

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...y other respects, the human pregnancy continues well into the fourth year of life (physiologically it continues in to the second year of life - see... ...rnment. Politics corrupt and subvert Man's good and noble nature. Governments are instruments of self-enrichment and self-aggrandizement, and the ... ...res of authority and the ruling classes are bound to abuse their remit and use the instruments of government to further and enforce their own inter... ...erate action in order to eradicate this uncomfortable sensation. It is coupled with physiological arousal. But it is not clear whether action dimini... ...porates a dimension of our being which, in principle, can never be tackled with the instruments and the formal logic of science. A compromise was p... ...e reawakened in the past. So, we know that they are alive in more than the limited physiological sense. But, while still, do they have a mental lif... ...cus". It was an effort to map political functions and interactions into their human physiological equivalents. The king, for instance, was the brain... ...sks). The markets in derivatives (options, futures, indices, swaps, collateralized instruments, and so on) are flourishing. Society is never far b... ...escriptive criteria aside, what is the essence of mental disorders? Are they merely physiological disorders of the brain, or, more precisely of its ...

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...y other respects, the human pregnancy continues well into the fourth year of life (physiologically it continues in to the second year of life - see... ...rnment. Politics corrupt and subvert Man's good and noble nature. Governments are instruments of self-enrichment and self-aggrandizement, and the ... ...res of authority and the ruling classes are bound to abuse their remit and use the instruments of government to further and enforce their own inter... ...erate action in order to eradicate this uncomfortable sensation. It is coupled with physiological arousal. But it is not clear whether action dimini... ...porates a dimension of our being which, in principle, can never be tackled with the instruments and the formal logic of science. A compromise was p... ...e reawakened in the past. So, we know that they are alive in more than the limited physiological sense. But, while still, do they have a mental lif... ...cus". It was an effort to map political functions and interactions into their human physiological equivalents. The king, for instance, was the brain... ...sks). The markets in derivatives (options, futures, indices, swaps, collateralized instruments, and so on) are flourishing. Society is never far b... ...escriptive criteria aside, what is the essence of mental disorders? Are they merely physiological disorders of the brain, or, more precisely of its ...

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.... ―As science has researched the sociological, psychological and physiological aspects of the practice thinking people have come to realize... ...that the practice is more common than previously believed and that it has physiological and psychological underpinnings.‖ -- ―Various researc... ...ir talents to help our young people appreciate music and to learn to play instruments. ―If Mao hadn‘t used the phrase ‗The Great Leap Forward‘... ...remain impervious to reason.‘ We must therefore start with the more basic physiological and psychological needs for our lever to move our population...

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...ardsticks. Descriptive criteria aside, what is the ESSENCE of mental disorders? Are they merely physiological disorders of the brain, or, more prec... ...ndeur. He is a habitual "people-junkie". With time, he comes to regard those around him as mere instruments of gratification, as two-dimensional car... ...ility to love others: he lacks empathy, he thinks utility, and, thus, he reduces others to mere instruments. If they cease to "function", if, no ma... ...g (idealizing) the useful person to a severe devaluation of same. The narcissist abhors, almost physiologically, people judged by him to be "useles... ...child to develop his interests and to satisfy his curiosity through the manipulation of various instruments and games. He is a source of authority a... ... real attitude emerges: for him, his nearest and dearest are nothing but tools, one-dimensional instruments of gratification, Sources of Supply or ... ... to avoid it. Again, like the drug addict, the narcissist’s withdrawal symptoms are: delusions, physiological effects, irritability, and emotional l... ...t, convince, harass, communicate and otherwise manipulate his target. He controls these unaware instruments exactly as he plans to control his ulti...

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...ce, harass, communicate and otherwise manipulate his target. He controls these unaware instruments exactly as he plans to control his ultimate prey... ...bout the narcissist as a drug addict. His withdrawal symptoms are identical: delusions, physiological effects, irritability, emotional lability. Nar... ...ity to love humans: he lacks empathy, he thinks utility, and he reduces others to mere instruments. If they cease to 'function', if – no matter how ... ... Vaknin http://samvak.tripod.com/faq56.html "To the narcissist, other humans are mere instruments, Sources of Narcissistic Supply. He sees no reas... ...bout the narcissist as a drug addict. His withdrawal symptoms are identical: delusions, physiological effects, irritability, emotional lability." T... ...cissist is incapable of loving, or even empathising with other people. To him, they are instruments in the compulsive pursuit of gratification, adul... ...se boundaries – personal, corporate, or legal. Everything and everyone are to him mere instruments, extensions, objects unconditionally and uncompl...

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... reluctant adherents. He ignores their wishes and treats them as objects or instruments of gratification. He seeks to control both situations and ... ...es – personal, corporate, or legal. Everything and everyone are to him mere instruments, extensions, objects unconditionally and uncomplainingly ava... ...onship with his sycophants is abusive. He perceives others as objects, mere instruments of gratification, dispensable and interchangeable. An addic... ... communicate and otherwise manipulate his target. He controls these unaware instruments exactly as he plans to control his ultimate prey. He employs... ...ical punishment) against the victim. Society, or a social group become the instruments of the abuser. TIP Often the abuser's proxies are unaware o... ... the doctor elaborated : " Your client sleeps well and regularly. All the physiological indicators are as they ought to be during a satisfactory a...