HAS ANYONE EVER HAD A SHAMANIC HEALER PERFORM A "Soul Retrieval"?!?!?
Q. If you or someone you personally know has,did they feel it was successful,somewhat helpfull,or totally unbenefitial or a scam by the healer performing the retrieval.? I am curious what led you to this type of healer and for what reason did you have this performed,if you do not mind me asking? If you DO understand this question and have knowledge in this type of Shamanic work ,please email me with any healer contact you may have[if the healer is open to giving out this information and is practicing this art of healing either in person and/ or in distance healing techniques].PLEASE only serious emails,I do not need any nonscense by prankster's with nothing better to do .This is a very serious subject to me. Thank's for any help that you… [cont.]
Asked by ncee - Sat Apr 7 02:50:32 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When someone undergoes a soul_retrival they are usually experiencing reconnecting to a part of the phyche that was dissasciated during a time of trauma. Ancient cultures did not have either the experience or the teminology that we use. A person that felt lost from a part of their feelings or experiences could be helped by a healing ritual that did several things. As with hypnotherapy a light trance state could allow that person to relax and truly trust. Suggestions of wholness could then be suggested to the unconcios mind. Then certain ritual postures, chants and actions could be used to impress this changed and healed state to the individual. There are still practioners of these arts now. There are also skilled phtcothereapists that… [cont.]
Answered by Durchai - Sun Apr 15 02:15:06 2007
Q. If you or someone you personally know has,did they feel it was successful,somewhat helpfull,or totally unbenefitial or a scam by the healer performing the retrieval.? I am curious what led you to this type of healer and for what reason did you have this performed,if you do not mind me asking? If you DO understand this question and have knowledge in this type of Shamanic work ,please email me with any healer contact you may have[if the healer is open to giving out this information and is practicing this art of healing either in person and/ or in distance healing techniques].PLEASE only serious emails,I do not need any nonscense by prankster's with nothing better to do .This is a very serious subject to me. Thank's for any help that you… [cont.]
Asked by ncee - Sat Apr 7 02:50:32 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When someone undergoes a soul_retrival they are usually experiencing reconnecting to a part of the phyche that was dissasciated during a time of trauma. Ancient cultures did not have either the experience or the teminology that we use. A person that felt lost from a part of their feelings or experiences could be helped by a healing ritual that did several things. As with hypnotherapy a light trance state could allow that person to relax and truly trust. Suggestions of wholness could then be suggested to the unconcios mind. Then certain ritual postures, chants and actions could be used to impress this changed and healed state to the individual. There are still practioners of these arts now. There are also skilled phtcothereapists that… [cont.]
Answered by Durchai - Sun Apr 15 02:15:06 2007
Gmail password retrieval?
Q. I have a gmail account. According to my knowledge, if one forgets password, google allows to reset the password but there is no way you could know your password which you forgot. Can anyone let me know how do I know my old password. In other words can I retrieve my old password instead of resetting it.
Asked by canakapalli - Thu Aug 14 10:11:05 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Click on the link that says " I cannot access my account" underneath the login area.
Answered by Justin - Thu Aug 14 10:26:11 2008
Q. I have a gmail account. According to my knowledge, if one forgets password, google allows to reset the password but there is no way you could know your password which you forgot. Can anyone let me know how do I know my old password. In other words can I retrieve my old password instead of resetting it.
Asked by canakapalli - Thu Aug 14 10:11:05 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Click on the link that says " I cannot access my account" underneath the login area.
Answered by Justin - Thu Aug 14 10:26:11 2008
Need assistance in identifying research?
Q. I am a school psych working the Chesterfield County Public Schools in Virginia. I currently work in two high schools however I have served in all levels of education. As a devoted disciple of CHC theory and the WJ III, I have administered hundreds of cognitive batteries and have observed the progress, and sometimes lack of progress, of students from elementary school through high school. I am observing that the cognitive demands for educational progress change over time. Educational demands in elementary school are different from the educational demands in middle school and then in high school. While the academic demands change the eligibility for special education often remains the same. For example, a student may be found eligible for… [cont.]
Asked by jkkspeer - Thu Jan 8 10:48:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All details are on their home page
Answered by Citroen Technician - Sat Jan 10 20:05:30 2009
Q. I am a school psych working the Chesterfield County Public Schools in Virginia. I currently work in two high schools however I have served in all levels of education. As a devoted disciple of CHC theory and the WJ III, I have administered hundreds of cognitive batteries and have observed the progress, and sometimes lack of progress, of students from elementary school through high school. I am observing that the cognitive demands for educational progress change over time. Educational demands in elementary school are different from the educational demands in middle school and then in high school. While the academic demands change the eligibility for special education often remains the same. For example, a student may be found eligible for… [cont.]
Asked by jkkspeer - Thu Jan 8 10:48:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All details are on their home page
Answered by Citroen Technician - Sat Jan 10 20:05:30 2009
psychology critical thinking question?
Q. if you have ever found yourself in a group of people speaking a language that you don't understand?" And this is our sense of the mountain of knowledge required to effectively use oral language. This is a crucial means of communicating with others and a powerful tool for thinking, solving problems, and making decisions, language plays a vital role in our daily experiences. Cognition also raises questions about intelligence in both people and machines. The efforts to measure human intelligence also raise a number of ethical concerns; such as is it fair to measure something so personal as intelligence? Who should have access to the resulting scores? and Are IQ tests biased against minority groups? The cornerstone of cognitive research is the… [cont.]
Asked by Pushpendra C - Tue Dec 5 13:42:50 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like a question to me. I would respond to the thoughts on language. I think it is very difficult to even have certain thoughts depending on what language you are having them in. I don't speak Japanese but I am told that it is easier to understand Einstein's relativity if you do. It was suggested to me that it had to do with the non subject-predicate logical construction of sentences. Apparently westerners are (or were before Einstein taught us) at a disadvantage in viewing light as a particle and a wave. Predicate based logic steers us toward either/or and absolutes. Where conclusions in Japanese might more easily accept alternatively fused ways of thinking. Makes me wonder what thoughts haven't occurred to me because I don't [cont.]
Answered by Avalon - Tue Dec 5 14:56:08 2006
Q. if you have ever found yourself in a group of people speaking a language that you don't understand?" And this is our sense of the mountain of knowledge required to effectively use oral language. This is a crucial means of communicating with others and a powerful tool for thinking, solving problems, and making decisions, language plays a vital role in our daily experiences. Cognition also raises questions about intelligence in both people and machines. The efforts to measure human intelligence also raise a number of ethical concerns; such as is it fair to measure something so personal as intelligence? Who should have access to the resulting scores? and Are IQ tests biased against minority groups? The cornerstone of cognitive research is the… [cont.]
Asked by Pushpendra C - Tue Dec 5 13:42:50 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like a question to me. I would respond to the thoughts on language. I think it is very difficult to even have certain thoughts depending on what language you are having them in. I don't speak Japanese but I am told that it is easier to understand Einstein's relativity if you do. It was suggested to me that it had to do with the non subject-predicate logical construction of sentences. Apparently westerners are (or were before Einstein taught us) at a disadvantage in viewing light as a particle and a wave. Predicate based logic steers us toward either/or and absolutes. Where conclusions in Japanese might more easily accept alternatively fused ways of thinking. Makes me wonder what thoughts haven't occurred to me because I don't [cont.]
Answered by Avalon - Tue Dec 5 14:56:08 2006
Where would this land me in a database career?
Q. Hi, I am pursuing a career involving databases. I plan to take an IT degree at college with two majors. The majors are data warehousing and enterprise systems. Based off the information below, what role could I take on? Data warehousing - You will gain knowledge and skills in the accurate recording, rapid retrieval and management of daya that is essential to modern society. You will learn how to mine existing sets of data to extract hidden knowledge. Enterprise Systems - Enterprise systems from vendors like SAP, MinCom and Oracle for the fundamental structure of organizations. You will gain hands-on experience with successful enterprise systems to enable tou yo put into practice the theory tht supports business activities.
Asked by Thomas - Fri May 28 19:37:56 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends what kind of role you like. There is probably more work for someone experienced in Enterprise systems especially Oracle. However the Data Warehouseing role is very analytical and can lead into the Finance industry, especially if you pick up a Statistics or Accounting class along the way. From experience I would say don't focus too much on which role will give you a better career, look at which subject interests you more because especially due to the similarities in your choices above you could get the same kind of jobs with either. Work is very much like college, once you've made it in you can change your mind quite easily, the hard part is getting in.
Answered by Aiislinn H - Fri May 28 19:46:45 2010
Q. Hi, I am pursuing a career involving databases. I plan to take an IT degree at college with two majors. The majors are data warehousing and enterprise systems. Based off the information below, what role could I take on? Data warehousing - You will gain knowledge and skills in the accurate recording, rapid retrieval and management of daya that is essential to modern society. You will learn how to mine existing sets of data to extract hidden knowledge. Enterprise Systems - Enterprise systems from vendors like SAP, MinCom and Oracle for the fundamental structure of organizations. You will gain hands-on experience with successful enterprise systems to enable tou yo put into practice the theory tht supports business activities.
Asked by Thomas - Fri May 28 19:37:56 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends what kind of role you like. There is probably more work for someone experienced in Enterprise systems especially Oracle. However the Data Warehouseing role is very analytical and can lead into the Finance industry, especially if you pick up a Statistics or Accounting class along the way. From experience I would say don't focus too much on which role will give you a better career, look at which subject interests you more because especially due to the similarities in your choices above you could get the same kind of jobs with either. Work is very much like college, once you've made it in you can change your mind quite easily, the hard part is getting in.
Answered by Aiislinn H - Fri May 28 19:46:45 2010
World of warcraft account hacked.?
Q. My account was hacked and i just got my pass back and i was surprised to see time on the account which means the person played. Is it legal to use this account now, and would the person be able to use wow pass retrieval to get my accnt back, w/o knowledge of my e-mail?
Asked by mystery man - Sat Apr 25 11:33:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. My account was hacked and i just got my pass back and i was surprised to see time on the account which means the person played. Is it legal to use this account now, and would the person be able to use wow pass retrieval to get my accnt back, w/o knowledge of my e-mail?
Asked by mystery man - Sat Apr 25 11:33:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Would anyone like to help me with psychology.?
Q. 1.The process that can store almost unlimited amounts of information over long periods of time 1. Shtor-term memory 2. Retrieving 3. Long - term Memory 4. Maintenance Rehearsal 2.Memories of performing motor or perceptual tasks, carrying out habitual behaviors, and responding to stimuli because of classical conditioning. 1. Procedural Memory 2. Long-term Memory 3. Short - term Memory 4. Chunking 3.Mental reminders that we create by forming vivid mental images of information or associating new information with information that we already know. 1. Effortful encoding 2. Elaborative Rehearsal 3. Retrieval Cues 4. Proactive interference 4. A process that can hold a limited amount of information. 1. Long-term Memory 2. Recency Effect 3.… [cont.]
Asked by Laynee(: - Mon Nov 16 20:07:49 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. 3 2. 1 3. 3 4. 4 5. 1 6. 3 7. 4 8. 1 9. 2 10. 3 11. 1 12. 2 13. 1 14. 3 15. 3
Answered by Nona Me - Tue Nov 17 21:32:18 2009
Q. 1.The process that can store almost unlimited amounts of information over long periods of time 1. Shtor-term memory 2. Retrieving 3. Long - term Memory 4. Maintenance Rehearsal 2.Memories of performing motor or perceptual tasks, carrying out habitual behaviors, and responding to stimuli because of classical conditioning. 1. Procedural Memory 2. Long-term Memory 3. Short - term Memory 4. Chunking 3.Mental reminders that we create by forming vivid mental images of information or associating new information with information that we already know. 1. Effortful encoding 2. Elaborative Rehearsal 3. Retrieval Cues 4. Proactive interference 4. A process that can hold a limited amount of information. 1. Long-term Memory 2. Recency Effect 3.… [cont.]
Asked by Laynee(: - Mon Nov 16 20:07:49 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. 3 2. 1 3. 3 4. 4 5. 1 6. 3 7. 4 8. 1 9. 2 10. 3 11. 1 12. 2 13. 1 14. 3 15. 3
Answered by Nona Me - Tue Nov 17 21:32:18 2009
Could someone please help me with Person Specification in Job application?
Q. I have recently applied for a finance assistant post within local government and the supporting info always makes me freeze. I am easily capable and have been working within this field for many years but find these questions very hard to answer,, please help? Person Spec 1. Detailed experience on all aspect of managing a purchase ledger 2. Experience of accurate and high speed data input 3. Knowledge of computerised accounting systems and spreadsheet applications 4. Experience of cash handling 5. Knowledge of Administration procedures 6. Knowledge of sales and purchase ledger 7. Organisation skills and ability to prioritise own workload 8. Good literacy and numeracy 9. Ability to use spreadsheets 10. Data entry and retrieval from… [cont.]
Asked by Lisa R - Mon Oct 6 03:52:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go through each thing on the list and think of times and ultimately examples of when you have done this in previous jobs that may fit that criteria. I know its awful doing job applications and it takes ages but its worth spending time on this as it will get you noticed at application stage
Answered by danceswithwolves - Mon Oct 6 04:00:13 2008
Q. I have recently applied for a finance assistant post within local government and the supporting info always makes me freeze. I am easily capable and have been working within this field for many years but find these questions very hard to answer,, please help? Person Spec 1. Detailed experience on all aspect of managing a purchase ledger 2. Experience of accurate and high speed data input 3. Knowledge of computerised accounting systems and spreadsheet applications 4. Experience of cash handling 5. Knowledge of Administration procedures 6. Knowledge of sales and purchase ledger 7. Organisation skills and ability to prioritise own workload 8. Good literacy and numeracy 9. Ability to use spreadsheets 10. Data entry and retrieval from… [cont.]
Asked by Lisa R - Mon Oct 6 03:52:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go through each thing on the list and think of times and ultimately examples of when you have done this in previous jobs that may fit that criteria. I know its awful doing job applications and it takes ages but its worth spending time on this as it will get you noticed at application stage
Answered by danceswithwolves - Mon Oct 6 04:00:13 2008
HOW COME THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY HAS NOT ACTED IN VALIDATING WINSTON KAYANAN S CLAIMS ON THE ENVIRONMENT?
Q. UN Sec. Gen. Ban Ki-moon is incredibly committed to push his predecessor s anti-life Kyoto Protocol and possibly, its mandate in October 2009 and amendment thereof come December in Danish capital of Copenhagen. However, he does not seem to understand that the carbon emission reduction as what the organization has been espousing is only a hypothesis which does not guarantee the right solution to world s environmental woes. And the 12 long years of delay to finalize Kyoto Protocol is a proof of hidden force from God in giving a strong reluctance, i.e., posing threat to world s economic survival and hence, how can the highest organization achieve a better world when its philosophy in the environment requires the expense of global economy?… [cont.]
Asked by winston - Sat Aug 29 22:24:55 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "How come the scientific community has not acted in validating winston kayanan s claims on the environment?" Winston makes up his own science. They already have alarmist reinventing science. They aren't taking auditions for more.
Answered by bravozulu - Sat Aug 29 23:16:13 2009
Q. UN Sec. Gen. Ban Ki-moon is incredibly committed to push his predecessor s anti-life Kyoto Protocol and possibly, its mandate in October 2009 and amendment thereof come December in Danish capital of Copenhagen. However, he does not seem to understand that the carbon emission reduction as what the organization has been espousing is only a hypothesis which does not guarantee the right solution to world s environmental woes. And the 12 long years of delay to finalize Kyoto Protocol is a proof of hidden force from God in giving a strong reluctance, i.e., posing threat to world s economic survival and hence, how can the highest organization achieve a better world when its philosophy in the environment requires the expense of global economy?… [cont.]
Asked by winston - Sat Aug 29 22:24:55 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "How come the scientific community has not acted in validating winston kayanan s claims on the environment?" Winston makes up his own science. They already have alarmist reinventing science. They aren't taking auditions for more.
Answered by bravozulu - Sat Aug 29 23:16:13 2009
What policies need to be implemented to improve the education of Americans?
Q. I work for a biomedical research company, and early this year we started operating with a company in Shanghai (Yingxuan Chempharm Co.). Our main agent in Asia is in Tokyo. We had two positions for technicians who were fluent in English, Japanese and Mandarin, and who had a good knowledge of proteomics and could write programs upon request (C, Ruby, Eiffel). They also needed to be capable of using diverse database/retrieval tools and methods, and to be proficient in bioquerycnl. After four months looking for a qualified person in the USA, we had to hire two foreigners. Both fit all the requirements. One of them is from Brazil (she also speaks Portuguese, Spanish, German and Arabic fluently, plus being a mathematician on top of her… [cont.]
Asked by Eduardo Centeno - Thu Nov 5 14:58:08 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because you discriminated against all the "conservative" American applicants(re: your previous question). So are you proud to be giving American jobs to foreign nationals? Seems you are!
Answered by Bob - Thu Nov 5 15:03:24 2009
Q. I work for a biomedical research company, and early this year we started operating with a company in Shanghai (Yingxuan Chempharm Co.). Our main agent in Asia is in Tokyo. We had two positions for technicians who were fluent in English, Japanese and Mandarin, and who had a good knowledge of proteomics and could write programs upon request (C, Ruby, Eiffel). They also needed to be capable of using diverse database/retrieval tools and methods, and to be proficient in bioquerycnl. After four months looking for a qualified person in the USA, we had to hire two foreigners. Both fit all the requirements. One of them is from Brazil (she also speaks Portuguese, Spanish, German and Arabic fluently, plus being a mathematician on top of her… [cont.]
Asked by Eduardo Centeno - Thu Nov 5 14:58:08 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because you discriminated against all the "conservative" American applicants(re: your previous question). So are you proud to be giving American jobs to foreign nationals? Seems you are!
Answered by Bob - Thu Nov 5 15:03:24 2009
Need assistance in identifying research?
Q. I am a school psych working the Chesterfield County Public Schools in Virginia. I currently work in two high schools however I have served in all levels of education. As a devoted disciple of CHC theory and the WJ III, I have administered hundreds of cognitive batteries and have observed the progress, and sometimes lack of progress, of students from elementary school through high school. I am observing that the cognitive demands for educational progress change over time. Educational demands in elementary school are different from the educational demands in middle school and then in high school. While the academic demands change the eligibility for special education often remains the same. For example, a student may be found eligible for… [cont.]
Asked by jkkspeer - Thu Jan 8 10:50:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your best bet is to go to your local university library. Ask them to direct you to ERIC and PsychLit. These are databases which chronicle research done in the area. Best of luck on your important project, ~Dr. B.~
Answered by michele - Thu Jan 8 11:01:52 2009
Q. I am a school psych working the Chesterfield County Public Schools in Virginia. I currently work in two high schools however I have served in all levels of education. As a devoted disciple of CHC theory and the WJ III, I have administered hundreds of cognitive batteries and have observed the progress, and sometimes lack of progress, of students from elementary school through high school. I am observing that the cognitive demands for educational progress change over time. Educational demands in elementary school are different from the educational demands in middle school and then in high school. While the academic demands change the eligibility for special education often remains the same. For example, a student may be found eligible for… [cont.]
Asked by jkkspeer - Thu Jan 8 10:50:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your best bet is to go to your local university library. Ask them to direct you to ERIC and PsychLit. These are databases which chronicle research done in the area. Best of luck on your important project, ~Dr. B.~
Answered by michele - Thu Jan 8 11:01:52 2009
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