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| While the Buddha didn't say this as such, the sentiment is certainly a good one and true. |
Ancient philosophers' life lessons people wished they knew sooner
Top 30 Buddha quotes on life that can teach us beautiful life lessons
Showing posts with label life expectancy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label life expectancy. Show all posts
Saturday, March 25, 2023
Quotes: Buddhist and Ancient Roman (video)
Tuesday, February 14, 2023
J. Peterson: How society brainwashes women
Jordan Peterson, DreamChaser, 1/4/23; Seth Auberon, CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
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| We say Muslims are brainwashed to cover up. They say we're brainwashed to wear bikinis. |
Jordan Peterson: How society brainwashes women
DreamChaser recommends: Jordan Peterson's:
12 Rules for Life and Beyond Order. Wim Hof's amzn.to/3Ri1h4Z. David Goggins's amzn.to/3XgbWiB and amzn.to/3j3gE4q.
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Sunday, February 12, 2023
Valentine's Day: Countdown to Extinction
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| Man, life on the phone sucks! Is all life just social media and a popularity contest? |
5 reasons why Valentine's Day is bad for us
Valentine's Day can be good, but there's lots of pressure put on relationships as well, to say nothing of the single people desperate for a romantic partner. The thought of not getting gifts that are expensive or meaningful enough overpower the true essence of a relationship.
It's a day of reminding a partner of how much you love him or her or them through actions and affirmations. What are we doing to celebrate today?
Are we still a couple? Are we newly single?
Here's a video on the reasons why some people are still single: youtu.be/pGgGbZZdYOg
- Writer: Michal Mitchell
- Script Manager: Kelly Soong
- Voice: Amanda Silvera youtube.com/AmandaSilvera
- Animator: Naphia YouTube
- Manager: Cindy Cheong
- Fader, J. (2015). How Valentine's Day is Ruining Relationships | Psychology Today. Retrieved from psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-new-you/201503/how-valentines-day-is-ruining-relationships
- Neal, B. (2018, February 3). 8 Reasons Valentine's Day is a Toxic Holiday. Bustle. Retrieved from bustle.com/p/8-reasons-valentines-day-is-a-toxic-holiday-8109986
- Schmidt, A. (2019, February 11). 8 Reasons Why Valentine's Day is The Worst. Insider. Retrieved from insider.com/why-valentines-day-is-the-worst-2019-2
Tuesday, August 2, 2022
Stop getting hurt = Stop having expectations
Stop letting people hurt you | Don't expect things from others
✅ All contents (including all video and audio) are uploaded with Sadhguru's permission. 🙏🏻
- A 45-year-old who's been 'fake retired' for 10 years shares the surprising lessons he learned when he tried to retire early (msn.com)
- VIDEO: Strange new matter in which time has ‘two dimensions’ created by scientists
- TikTokers warn each other not to try hypnosis trend after encountering demonic figure while under a trance
- The 5 most destructive dating mistakes men make that chase women away
- Historical facts you’ll wish weren’t really true (msn.com)
Monday, August 5, 2019
Wednesday, July 27, 2016
Herbal keys to longevity
Kalyana Mitta, Dhr. Seven, Wisdom Quarterly UPDATED
Protandim, to the best of researchers' knowledge, is the only supplement in the world clinically proven (in a peer-reviewed, human clinical study) to reduce aging factors by an average of 40 percent.
[There's no need to buy it when everyone can take these herbs, which are listed below, at home.]
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| Nature's own remedy for all of our bodily ills (lightandlovereikischool.com) |
Protandim, to the best of researchers' knowledge, is the only supplement in the world clinically proven (in a peer-reviewed, human clinical study) to reduce aging factors by an average of 40 percent.
[There's no need to buy it when everyone can take these herbs, which are listed below, at home.]
Protandim has been granted four patents and is at present the subject of more than 20 independent clinical studies.
This patented antioxidant therapy is many times more powerful than red wine, oranges, blueberries, juices, or other popular supplements.
Protandim works by increasing the body’s natural antioxidant protection at the cellular level, triggering cells to produce naturally occurring protective antioxidant enzymes such as superoxide dismutase (SOD), catalase, and the enzymes involved in glutathione synthesis and metabolism.
"Food should be our medicine; medicine should be our food."
- Hippocrates
- Hippocrates
Eat more whole, green, unprocessed foods.
Drink filtered water.
Breathe deeply.
Smile.
Is Protandim an Nrf2 Activator?
Protandim’s actions result from its ability to activate the transcription factor known as Nrf2.
Protandim contains five herbal ingredients that are known to scientists as Nrf2 activators:
- turmeric (whole curcumin)
- ashwagandha (Indian winter cherry)
- bacopa (brahmi)
- milk thistle (everything interacts)
- green tea (leaf)
- QUESTION: How hard would it be to make a smoothie? Combine powder form of each (from bulk and supplement sections of any good health food store) in equal parts. Thank the plants for working their synergistic magic. Take a teaspoon or two as food with purified water, juice, or almond milk.
Nrf2 is a protein messenger contained in every cell of the body that sends information to the cell’s DNA. That DNA consists of about 25,000 genes and the products of those genes make us who and what we are [physically]. They are unique for each person. DNA is what makes us human beings, what gives us [the physical manifestations of] our personality, what gives us our physical traits. More
Tuesday, May 24, 2016
Immortality, youth, life-extension (video)
Crystal Quintero, Ashley Well, Dhr. Seven, Wisdom Quarterly; Veronica Grey (eternalyouthandimmortality.com); Dr. Janni Lloyd; Dr. Westerdahl (VSH); Dr. M. Martine; RT
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| Hebe (devi): ancient Greek Goddess of Youth. India had ambrosia, the soma of the devas. |
Interview: Dr. Janni Lloyd (The Fun Way of Physical Immortality Philosophy, eBook), Veronica Grey, Elfreda Pretorius. Healthy Life-Extension/Physical Immortality: mass possibility paper.
Six simple tips for health, youth, and vitality: avoid chemical sunscreens (use zinc instead), sleep well (no pillow), use coffee (not to drink), the best kind of sex. 7th tip: alchemy water.
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| V. Surfer Lady Grey (surfinguniverse.com) |
“You’re never too old to become younger,” says Mae West. Many people believe in our immortality as inherent. Science agrees that energy is never lost, so immortality is not really a matter of choice. It is simply a matter of acceptance, depending on how one defines it. Remaining eternally youthful, however, IS a choice. The following secrets can assist us in enjoying life. There are various ways to define “immortal.” Why would anyone want to live forever if it meant being aged -- old and feeble? Aging is not the same as getting older.
(VSH) Dr. Westerdahl, Ph.D. talks about the power of plant foods.
One is the passing of chronological time (getting older); the other is the breakdown of the body (agedness). It is possible for time to pass and the body, which is renewable, to stay youthful. What if we can look exactly the way we intend and feel, which is as good as possible? Would anyone want to prolong the life span? If so, here is how. Time will pass, but aging is a choice. Each time we buy into aging we are actually CHOOSING it. If we blow out 30 candles on a cake thinking, “Okay, now I'm 30″ with a set of expectations of what that means, we CREATE it. We could think, as we blow out candles, “Yay, I'm 23 for the 7th year in a row!” More
(Rtd.rt.com/FB) How long can a human live? How can we extend life? What's the secret? Travel back in time and learn what crazy things ancients used to do to look younger. Nowadays, the answer to the everlasting question CAN be found! Meet the scientists, film directors, members of an Abkhazian long-livers choir, and find out the recipe of immortality only on RT.
- Grey runs a charitable organization, so what one pays for her book is actually a tax-deductible donation: Simply reference the California tax-exempt ID number 3074058 to claim the deduction for the amount donated, which makes it a FREE gift in a sense. It is part of her universal service. If you prefer to order a paperback version, please visit Amazon.com and search for “Eternal Youth Empire.”
(Rtd.rt.com/FB) How long can a human live? How can we extend life? What's the secret? Travel back in time and learn what crazy things ancients used to do to look younger. Nowadays, the answer to the everlasting question CAN be found! Meet the scientists, film directors, members of an Abkhazian long-livers choir, and find out the recipe of immortality only on RT.
(Steve Paikin) After studying centenarians all over the world, Dr. Martinez found that cultural and spiritual beliefs are more significant than genetics when it comes to health and longevity. How can this social psychological theory be put into practice?
Biocognition may hold the key if we must have everything presented to us in scientific terms with evidence based medicine. Heal the Wounds of Shame, Abandonment, Betrayal with Dr. MM
Biocognition may hold the key if we must have everything presented to us in scientific terms with evidence based medicine. Heal the Wounds of Shame, Abandonment, Betrayal with Dr. MM
The key is orgasm-less sex, focusing on the base of the spine and using
that held energy to rejuvenate the body, a core tantric practice.
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Get Happy! (Abraham-Hicks)
The adage, "There is no way to happiness; happiness is the way" seems to be borne out by the group of beings called "Abraham" channeled by Esther Hicks.
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Optimistic Women Live Longer
In the US in 2005, life expectancy for women averaged about 80 years, whereas for men it was about 75 years, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "This research strongly suggests that deep-seated masculinity beliefs are one core cause of men's poor health, inasmuch as they reduce compliance with recommended preventative health services," said study researcher Kristen Springer of Rutgers University in New Jersey.
So while acting the part of a "real man" can attract fertile gals and even help a person to heal faster from injury, keeping up the tough-guy part could mean dodging the doctor's office. Tough guys who buy into ideals of masculinity are much less likely to seek preventive health care services, such as a prostate exam, compared with other men. This new finding, based on survey data, reveals that such manly beliefs could help to explain the lower life expectancy of men compared with women.
So while acting the part of a "real man" can attract fertile gals and even help a person to heal faster from injury, keeping up the tough-guy part could mean dodging the doctor's office. Tough guys who buy into ideals of masculinity are much less likely to seek preventive health care services, such as a prostate exam, compared with other men. This new finding, based on survey data, reveals that such manly beliefs could help to explain the lower life expectancy of men compared with women.
Optimistic Women
Optimistic women live longer and healthier lives than their pessimistic peers, the study suggests. Specifically, researchers found that women who see the glass as half full are at a lower risk for developing heart disease (with a lower overall risk of dying from any cause) than those who see the same glass as half empty.
The new research, detailed in the journal Circulation, also found that women with a high degree of cynical hostility, defined as harboring hostile thoughts toward others or having a general mistrust of people, were at a higher risk of dying in general.
"As a physician, I'd like to see people try to reduce their negativity in general," said Dr. Hilary A. Tindle, lead author of the study and assistant professor of medicine at the University of Pittsburgh. "The majority of evidence suggests that sustained, high degrees of negativity are hazardous to health." The study is the largest to date to examine the health effects of optimism and cynical hostility in postmenopausal women over time.
Optimistic women live longer and healthier lives than their pessimistic peers, the study suggests. Specifically, researchers found that women who see the glass as half full are at a lower risk for developing heart disease (with a lower overall risk of dying from any cause) than those who see the same glass as half empty.
The new research, detailed in the journal Circulation, also found that women with a high degree of cynical hostility, defined as harboring hostile thoughts toward others or having a general mistrust of people, were at a higher risk of dying in general.
"As a physician, I'd like to see people try to reduce their negativity in general," said Dr. Hilary A. Tindle, lead author of the study and assistant professor of medicine at the University of Pittsburgh. "The majority of evidence suggests that sustained, high degrees of negativity are hazardous to health." The study is the largest to date to examine the health effects of optimism and cynical hostility in postmenopausal women over time.
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