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Stress on the importance of actionable feedback, not just complaints, for newer casters to improve - Duration: 11:03.
I think, right now, I'm in a--not an awkward spot, but in a place where I'm still trying
to find a niche that the audience are latching on to.
And that's a difficult prospect, because you don't know whether something is going to resonate
well for the most part until after you've done it.
And sometimes that backfires.
I know my strengths, at least in my mind, come with the reliability.
Like, I'm very willing to--whether it's, you know, do a segment on the telestrator big
screen or whether it's casting or whether it's analysts desk--like, I know that I am
confident in those positions and I'm happy to go out and take any segment like that,
even whether it's on the fly, somebody needs somebody to step in for a game, and that's
something that, internally, I kind of pride myself on.
I think everybody on this team would step up and can step up, if needed.
And I trust absolutely everybody we work with.
But certainly, that's something I take as pride in myself that is difficult to have
anybody appreciate, because that's my job, right?
People at the end of the day are going to say, "Oh, you casted the game great.
That's your job.
That's everything that you're meant to do."
But actually, having something that resonates well with the audience is something that I
have struggled with over the last year.
And I'm not quite there.
A lot of people still think that I'm on the weaker side of the color caster role, and
I think they're right.
You look at a Deficio, you look at a Krepo, and Vedius has grown so much over the last
split.
You look at that and you're like, "OK, it's always going to be a mountain."
They're always very well-respected and I'm still trying to work and get anywhere near
to the level of respect that the audience has that they already garner.
So for me, it's an ongoing process of, like, "OK, am I working hard enough to catch up
to them?
Can I work any harder?
I've got to keep going."
Everything is about kind of moving forward.
And sadly, I feel like right now, I'm a bit of a jack of all trades, master of none.
And I think that has its benefits, but doesn't necessarily make me stand out particularly
well.
As Deficio talked about--he was saying Jatt kind of mentored him.
Now he has newer casters coming in, and it's all about bringing them up to speed.
And the fact is, it takes time.
It's not something that you just jump into and then you know everything.
In fact, you need to start off as a jack-of-all-trades, and then you can specialize in, "oh, there's
that hole that works well and resonates with the audience."
Sorry.
Yeah it is really hard, and Deficio and Krepo and, honestly, all of the casting crew and
the broadcast talent crew--they've been instrumental in helping us grow as people.
Very rarely have I ever found--I actually can't think of some moment where anybody's
ever said, "No, I'm not going to help you on that."
So certainly, despite being in the position of being hungry and trying to chase and catch
up to the top guys, at no point are they like, "Oh no, I'm happy with this spot.
You can stay down on the bottom."
They're always happy to help, and that's kind of endearing and very humbling at the same
time, because it's just like, "I want to be better than you.
You're trying to help me be better than you.
What's wrong with you?" at that point.
But certainly, they're good friends, so there's absolutely no malice in that.
Ooh, segues is something that--that's one thing I actually think are my strengths.
That's one thing I think I'm kind of good at.
I'll be honest, I've tried not to be like, "I'm the best at this," because I don't believe
that you can truly be the best at anything this early on and it takes a lot of time.
But segues is something that I enjoy, being a little quirky and quick to turn around.
Honestly, it's more of a spur-of-the-moment thing.
If I'm like, "OK, I've got this word.
This is invoking a feeling or a reference or something like that, and we need to turn
it this way."
That's something that is difficult to break down how I do it, but it's something that
I think and I'm like, "Ah, I actually like that segue!
Everything seemed to work."
It's something that our production staff and writers are like, "Oh thanks for keeping it
on track with that kind of thing" sometimes.
Because we've got a lot of big talkers on the show, whether it's players--a lot of our
players love to talk, so sometimes you have to drag things for different segments, whether
it's a graphic or a video or even to get into the game.
So I feel like I'm naturally kind of good at that.
Took me a while to do that with a teleprompter though.
That's a long, long time to be listening to the conversation, see the next point and be,
"OK, we've got to go with that.
That's where we've got to get to."
Ooh, the best feedback I've got on Reddit... somebody went down and they posted like a
big paragraph about a point that I'd made about an item build once.
This was about a year ago, I think.
And it was a bit of a moment where it was constructive feedback from sources outside
of the walls of, you know, Riot broadcast team.
And it was one of the first times that somebody had actually taken the time and typed out
what exactly they felt I had done wrong, and I went back and re-watched it and re-listened.
And sure enough, the way I remembered saying something wasn't quite how it came out on
stream.
And we went back and forth a couple of times about how, you know, something wasn't necessarily
bad, and that's something that the casting team just in general has always been a stickler
for, is trying not to say something's bad unless you absolutely 100% know beyond a shadow
of a doubt, it's awful.
Right?
And this goes like, "Hey, I think you misrepresented because here's some reasons."
And it was really enlightening, because it made me kind of change my perception on, once
again, how to present things and catch myself in the moment.
Sometimes I'll catch myself like I did it yesterday, when we were talking about Wunder
playing Kennen in the Splyce series versus Unicorns in Week 10.
And I pulled PiraTechnics aside after the casts on Game 2 and I was saying, "You know,
I really think we need to kind of adjust how we're talking about this, because I think
people might be perceiving we're taking a dump on Wunder for his Kennen when actually
it's that Unicorns are playing really well around it."
And then you reset yourself going into Game 3 and gives you a little bit more of a window
to kind of go with what you're trying to say, instead of what you're kind of just letting
loose on the world.
The people hear in a completely different way.
Ooh.
That's a good question.
A lot of people might not know that I joined as an observer.
I think what makes a good game observer is something that I believe the EU LCS found
a long time ago.
And that is our--what we call "primary observer.
His name's Hansel.
He's a fantastic observer, and I mean no disrespect to anybody else that's ever observed League
of Legends but, of the people that I've worked with, Hansel just has a natural affinity of
knowing what is going on.
He'll watch, like, three or four screens at the same time of different points of view
and be able to follow it all.
Like, if you have this guy doing the main camera, he'll be able to catch it all.
And honestly, it's that in-the-moment ability to perceive so much, because not only is it
the screens--you have your main screen and then the way we had it set up is, he would
have a directed camera above him, he'd have a second observer to the side, and a couple
of other monitors that are pointed at different places.
But it's communication within the team as well: knowing that if you've got two other
observers telling you what's coming next, you can process and output the right call.
With expanding to two streams and now an extra show day, we had to expand our observers quite
quickly up to, like, I think it was either six or eight--something like that.
And I don't think, necessarily, they've been given the full tools to succeed in the same
way that Hansel has.
He's been doing it for years now.
But he's also such a key part of the team that he has other responsibilities too.
And I think it's possible for the rest of our observers, absolutely, to get there.
But Hansel is, like, a wizard when it comes to observing.
The guy is really good.
So I think there's some sentiment that I want to touch on briefly that I see a lot, and
it's comments to do with, "Man, I really wish they'd keep it to Deficio, Krepo, Quickshot,
Sjokz, and let's get Deman back.
And that's the show we want," and I completely understand that.
I understand the thought process that goes into that, when people want to see their favorites
that they've seen for a very long time, and I absolutely get that.
And for a long time, that sentiment did bother me because it was just like, "Hey, I'd really
like you to tell me, why don't you want to see me?"
And a lot of people didn't go so far and thankfully, recently, a lot of people have been giving
criticism that's constructive and gives me actionable feedback that I can work on and
actually improve, and I recognize some people just aren't going to like me as a caster.
I mean, some people aren't going to like any caster.
You could pick a name and they have people that don't like them.
I think the thing that I always try and keep in mind is, like, I'm not done catching up
to any of the casters yet.
Like, I'm not at a point where I can rest and say, "Hey, I'm the best I'm ever going
to be."
So for me, I want to get to a point where I've garnered the same respect as a Deficio
that everybody is now like, "This guy worked so hard.
He's got there and we love him.
We want him on every cast."
And one day, I want to be able to look back and say, "Hey, I got to that point.
I'm still going.
I'm still trying to, you know, be the best caster that I can be," but it's difficult.
I'm thankful that a lot of people around me have helped me out in that way.
But honestly, it's all about that actionable feedback of, like, if you don't want to listen
to me on a cast, that's great.
Like, that's actually fine by me.
Just let me know why, is the cool thing.
Because then maybe I can work on it, and maybe one day, you will want to turn that cast back
on.
It's difficult.
I know it can be a big sticking point for people, and it's certainly not something that
goes unnoticed by a lot of people, but I'm not done working on it.
I'm not done working on being the best that I can be.
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Let's walk through the steps for using VPN on your Amazon Fire TV through a VPN router.
For this tutorial you'll need a router running ExpressVPN, an Amazon Fire TV, and an ExpressVPN
subscription.
Note that you can create a similar setup with a router running manual ExpressVPN configurations,
or with a Mac or Windows computer set up as a virtual router.
Users interested in those setups can follow the link in the video description.
Begin by opening an internet browser on a device connected to your ExpressVPN router
network.
Go to expressvpnrouter.com and log into your account.
Make sure the router is connected to the VPN location you want to use, as any device connecting
to the router network will share that location.
If you want to use a different location, click "Select another location" and choose from
the list below.
Next, make sure your Amazon account is set to the same country as the VPN location you
just chose for your router.
You can follow a link in the video description if you want directions for how to change your
Amazon country settings.
Now it's time to turn on your Amazon Fire TV.
Go to "Settings," followed by "System."
Then select "Network."
Select your router from the list of network names and enter the password.
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Launch of the Fund for Youth Employment - Duration: 1:42.
When I started in this project I was unemployed.
I had been unemployed for six months.
When the project came in to my life I could have a different perspective of my life
and about myself and my skills and how to deal with it in front of people
in companies that could potentially give me a job
And I found a job so it has really changed my life
Unfortunately the youth unemployment rate in Europe and the EU is still very high and
to take some of the money from the EEA and Norway Grants to actually try to contribute
in reducing this, is extremely important
and also by doing this together with the EU and the Commission where we can spend some
amount of money in trying to do this in an innovative, new way in addition to what
the EU Commission is already doing is very important and that is what we want to do with
this money and this grant
It is really, really important, not just for me but for all the people in this project
and other projects in Portugal, cause we have a high unemployment rate
So it's important to represent them and give my testimony to explain how this program changed
my life and could change many more lives like mine.
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7 EXAMPLES WHERE SCIENCE MEETS SPIRITUALITY - Duration: 25:54.
7 EXAMPLES WHERE SCIENCE MEETS SPIRITUALITY
Things have drastically changed since Galileo was placed under house arrest for his scientifically
accurate views, simply because they threatened the beliefs put out by the Catholic Church
at the time.
Today, things have changed, to an extent. We still have information that is heavily
controlled by the global elite. This small group of people and the corporations they
run practically control all aspects of our lives, from media and finance to healthcare,
education, and more. Most importantly, they control all of the information we see and
read, whilst labelling everything else as �fake news.� It�s a good thing this
isn�t considered a conspiracy theory anymore, because if it were, we�d be in big trouble.
Eisenhower warned us about the potential of �misplaced� power that would severely
undermine American democracy. JFK warned us about the fact that there are those who wish
to capitalize on an announced need for increased security, and that it would be �seized upon
by those anxious to expand its meaning to the very limits of censorship and concealment.�
Today, some historians estimate that the U.S. government classifies trillions of new pages
of text every single year. You can read more about that topic, the Black Budget, and Special
Access Programs (SAPs)
Things are different in the sense that the religious and spiritual communities are much
more open to information and evidence that help us to understand the true nature of reality.
Many religious and spiritual teachings are actually being confirmed by science, and that
is evident by the list below. Take, for example, the Dalai Lama. He�s never been a stranger
to science, and throughout his leadership he�s constantly advocated for the collusion
of science and Eastern philosophy.
As Vice News points out:
This intersection of interests was manifest in the diversity of His audience, which was
comprised of roughly 150 Tibetan bhikkhus, academics, and students who had piled into
the conference center at Jawaharlal Nehru University to listen to the Dalai Lama and
a panel of physicists and monastic scholars discuss the intersection of quantum physics
and Madhyamaka Buddhist philosophy.
It�s truly amazing, especially in the fields of neuroscience and quantum physics, just
how much knowledge our ancient cultures had regarding the true nature of reality. In many
cases, modern day science is in fact catching up to this ancient knowledge. Personally,
I believe science can take us far, but only so far, as we are burdened today by scientific
dogmas and an industry plagued by corruption.
Non-Material Science
�Despite the unrivaled empirical success of quantum theory, the very suggestion that
it may be literally true as a description of nature is still greeted with cynicism,
incomprehension and even anger.�
� T. Folger, �Quantum Shmantum�; Discover 22:37-43, 2001
Non-material science began to emerge at the turn of the nineteenth century when physicists
started to explore the relationship between energy and the structure of matter. When they
did this, the belief that a physical, Newtonian material universe was at the very heart of
scientific knowledge was abandoned, and the realization that matter is nothing but an
illusion replaced it. The very make-up of an atom is comprised of what we believe to
be empty space. At this point, scientists began to recognize that everything in the
universe is made out of energy, and this has been known in the scientific community for
more than one hundred years.
�Some materialistically inclined scientists and philosophers refuse to acknowledge these
phenomena because they are not consistent with their exclusive conception of the world.
Rejection of post-materialist investigation of nature or refusal to publish strong science
findings supporting a post-materialist framework are antithetical to the true spirit of scientific
inquiry, which is that empirical data must always be adequately dealt with. Data which
do not fit favored theories and beliefs cannot be dismissed a priori. Such dismissal is the
realm of ideology, not science.�
� Dr. Gary Schwartz, professor of psychology, medicine, neurology, psychiatry and surgery
at the University of Arizona
Although scientific methods based upon materialistic philosophy have contributed much to our world,
this philosophy has dominated the world of academia to the point that it has restricted
the sciences from exploring other models and prevented the equal study of mind and spirituality.
When we discovered phenomena that could not be explained by classical physics, it led
to the development of quantum mechanics. This introduced the concepts of energy, frequency,
emotions, feelings, thoughts, beliefs, and consciousness. It�s since been discovered
that these concepts play a vital role in what we refer to as the physical material world
today.
�The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one
decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence.�
� Nikola Tesla
The points made here summarize the problem with not recognizing, acknowledging, and examining
phenomena that go past the borders of the physical material world. These points were
co-authored by Dr. Gary Schwartz of the University of Arizona, Dr. Mario Beauregard of the University
of Arizona, and Dr. Lisa Miller of Columbia University. It was presented at an international
summit on post-materialist science, spirituality, and society.
The Summary Report of the International Summit on Post-Materialist Science, Spirituality
and Society can be downloaded here: International Summit on Post-Materialist Science: Summary
Report (PDF).
As far as spirituality is concerned, the idea that you can control your thoughts, feelings,
and emotions, and use them to manifest your reality, is commonplace. The existence of
�Chi� or �Prana� from ancient Eastern traditions both acknowledge this non-material
world. Also known to some as the �Akash� or �Aether,� or that from which all comes.
The primary source of creation in these realms is non-physical forces that our senses cannot
identify, but modern day scientific methods can.
�The aakaash is not destructible, it is the primordial absolute substratum that creates
cosmic matter and hence the properties of aakaash are not found in the material properties
that are in a sense relative. The aakaash is the eternally existent, superfluid reality,
for which creation and destruction are inapplicable.�
� Paramahamsa Tewari, engineer, physicist and inventor
�And they allowed Apollonius to ask questions; and he asked them of what they thought the
cosmos was composed; but they replied; �Of elements.� �Are there then four?� he
asked. �Not four,� said Larchas, �but five.� �And how can there be a fifth,�
said Apollonius, �alongside of water and air and earth and fire?� �There is the
ether,� replied the other, �which we must regard as the stuff of which gods are made;
for just as all mortal creatures inhale the wire, so do immortal and divine natures inhale
the ether.� �Am I,� said Appollonius, �to regard the universe as a living creature?�
�Yes,� said the other.
� The Life of Apollonius of Tyana, Philostratus, 220AD
These concepts are now at the heart of modern day quantum physics and neuroscience. Most
of our pioneering scientists were actually mystics. Take Nikola Tesla, for example. He
was heavily influenced by Vedic philosphy, and had correlations with Swami Vivekananda
(1863-1902), who was one of the most famous and influential spiritual leaders of the philosophies
of Vedanta (one of the six schools of Hindu philosophy, the term originally referred to
the Upanishads, a collection of philosophical texts in Hinduism and yoga. He was the chief
disciple of Ramakrishna Paramahamsa and the founder of Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna
Mission. He is a giant figure in the history of the Hindu reform movements.
�No point is more central than this, that empty space is not empty. It is the seat of
the most violent physics�
� John Archibald Wheeler
The Mystery of Consciousness
�I regard consciousness as fundamental. I regard matter as derivative from consciousness.
We cannot get behind consciousness. Everything that we talk about, everything that we regard
as existing, postulates consciousness.�
The quote above is from Max Planck, a physicist who has been credited with originating quantum
theory, which won him the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1918.
�It was not possible to formulate the laws of quantum mechanics in a fully consistent
way without reference to consciousness.�
� Eugene Wigner, theoretical physicist and mathematician. He received a share of the
Nobel Prize in Physics in 1963.
There are a number who share the same sentiment, and plenty of science showing that factors
associated with consciousness do indeed have an effect on our physical material world,
so much so that one wouldn�t really know where to start. This topic also branched off
from the information listed above.
The quantum double slit experiment is a very popular experiment used to examine how consciousness
and our physical material world are intertwined. It is a great example that documents how factors
associated with consciousness and our physical material world are connected in some way.
One potential revelation of this experience is that �the observer creates the reality.�
A paper published in the peer-reviewed journal Physics Essays by Dean Radin, PhD, explains
how this experiment has been used multiple times to explore the role of consciousness
in shaping the nature of physical reality.
Then we have topics such as telepathy and psychokinesis that fit into this realm.
�Broadly speaking, although there are some differences, I think Buddhist philosophy and
Quantum Mechanics can shake hands on their view of the world. We can see in these great
examples the fruits of human thinking. Regardless of the admiration we feel for these great
thinkers, we should not lose sight of the fact that they were human beings just as we
are.�
� The Dalai Lama
Related CE Article: Buddhist & Leading Neuroscientists Agree, Consciousness Is Everywhere.
Below is a discussion about consciousness, what it is, and where it is, by Deepak Chopra.
There are many such discussions on this topic, and personally I don�t really think consciousness
can be completely defined or understood, but I think we are close. It�s amazing to see
more science examine this concept given the fact that it was spoken and written about
thousands of years ago.
Super-Human Abilities
It�s fascinating to consider just how many ancient teachings tell us that humans have
the capacity to gain extraordinary powers through various techniques. Some of these
techniques, known as siddhis in the yoga tradition (from the Sanskrit, meaning �perfection�),
include meditation, static dancing, drumming, praying, fasting, psychedelics, and more.
In Buddhism, for example, the existence of advanced powers is readily acknowledged; in
fact, Buddha expected his disciples to be able to attain these abilities, but also to
not become distracted by them.
A professor of Buddhist and Tibetan Studies at the University of Michigan, Donald Lopez
Jr., describes the many abilities ascribed to Buddha:
With this enlightenment, he was believed to possess all manner of supernormal powers,
including full knowledge of each of his own past lives and those of other beings, the
ability to know others� thoughts, the ability to create doubles of himself, the ability
to rise into the air and simultaneously shoot fire and water from his body. Although he
passed into nirvana at the age of eighty-one, he could have lived �for an aeon or until
the end of the aeon� if only he had been asked to do so.
This is correlated with modern day scientific study of �super powers.�
Russell Targ, for instance, is a physicist and author, a pioneer in the development of
the laser and laser applications, and a cofounder of the Stanford Research Institute (SRI) investigation
of psychic abilities in the 1970s and 1980s. SRI is a research and development think tank
in Menlo Park, California. Called remote viewing, his work in the psychic area has been published
in Nature, The Proceedings of the Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers (IEEE),
and the Proceedings of the American Association the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
He recently gave an interesting talk tilted �Everything I Know About ESP.�
The point here is that these phenomena are studied at the highest levels of government,
and they correlate directly with ancient stories stemming from various cultures of people with
�superhuman� abilities.
Health and Fasting
�Humans live on one-quarter of what they eat; on the other three-quarters lives their
doctor.�
� Egyptian pyramid inscription, 3800 B.C.
Fasting is a tradition that was incorporated into many ancient cultures, from ancient Vedic
traditions to Buddhist traditions and more. Fasting is not to be confused with starvation;
it�s the process of restrain and control from the sensorial experience of eating. Many
religions and spiritual teachers have urged others to fast in order to rejuvenate their
mind, body, and soul. It�s no secret that fasting is one of the, if not the, oldest
health interventions known to man.
This is probably one of the best examples of modern day science catching up to ancient
Eastern mysticism. Within the past couple of years, an enormous amount of research has
shed light on the health benefits of fasting. Studies have shown that, if done properly,
it completely reverses type two diabetes, kills cancer, regenerates stem cells, regenerates
the pancreas, repairs damaged DNA, and flushes toxins from the body. It also helps to reverse
multiple age related diseases and repair the brain.
Despite these facts, doctors still advise against it, without any science to back it
up. All of the science points towards nothing but good things, which are detailed in several
articles we�ve published on the topic,
The Complete Guide To Fasting & Reversing Type 2 Diabetes: A Special Interview With
Dr. Jason Fung
A Fasting Diet Could Reverse Diabetes & Repair The Pancreas, New Research Shows
Neuroscientist Shows What Fasting Does To Your Brain & Why Big Pharma Won�t Study
Why Researchers Are Seeking FDA Approval For Fasting & Caloric Restriction For Cancer Treatment
Scientists Explain How Fasting Fights Cancer, Triggers Stem Cell Regeneration & Changes
Your Brain In A Good Way
Life After Death
Is the brain a receiver of consciousness, or is consciousness a product of the brain?
Although science has not yet shown with absolute certainty that consciousness exists separately
from our physical organs, there is a lot of evidence (both anecdotal and scientific) that
indicates that consciousness is something completely separate � that it continues
on even after we have deceased, that it is and can be a separate �thing� from the
brain. There seems to be a lot of consistency when it comes to studies that have examined
this issue. New findings within this field are rapidly changing how we perceive and relate
to the physical world.
Life after death is obviously a common topic within spirituality and religion, although
all do not agree on exactly what happens.
Below is a video of Dr. Bruce Greyson speaking at a conference that was held by the United
Nations. An Emeritus professor of psychiatry and neurobehavioural science at the University
of Virginia, he is considered to be one of the fathers of near death studies.
In the video, he describes documented cases of individuals who were clinically dead (showing
no brain activity), but observing everything that was happening to them on the medical
table below at the same time. He describes how there have been many instances of this
� where individuals are able to describe things that should have been impossible to
describe. Another significant statement by Dr. Greyson posits that this type of study
has been discouraged due to our tendency to view science as completely materialistic.
Seeing is believing, so to speak, in the scientific community. It�s unfortunate that just because
we cannot explain something through materialistic means, it must be instantly discredited. The
simple fact that �consciousness� itself is a non-physical �thing� is troubling
for some scientists to comprehend, and as a result of it being non-material, they believe
it cannot be studied by science.
A number of scientific publications have been made on this topic. For example, in 2001,
international medical journal The Lancet published a 13-year study on Near Death Experiences
(NDEs).
�Our results show that medical factors cannot account for the occurrence of NDE. All patients
had a cardiac arrest, and were clinically dead with unconsciousness resulting from insufficient
blood supply to the brain. In those circumstances, the EEG (a measure of brain electrical activity)
becomes flat, and if CPR is not started within 5-10 minutes, irreparable damage is done to
the brain and the patient will die.�
A total of 344 patients were monitored by the team of researchers, and an astounding
18% of them had some sort of memory from when they were dead, or unconscious (no brain activity),
and 12% (one out of every eight) had a very strong and �deep� experience. Keep in
mind that these experiences have occurred when there is no electrical activity in the
brain following cardiac arrest.
We Are All Interconnected
This is a common theme in spirituality � how we are all connected to each other, and how
we can all co-exist and thrive together. If we understand how everything is interconnected,
we can make better decisions and become more aware of what impacts we are having not just
on a physical level, but on a mental level as well.
This type of interconnectedness spoken of in spiritual teachings is also demonstrated
by science. Take Quantum Entanglement, for example, a strange phenomenon that Einstein
referred to as �spooky action at a distance.�
Multiple studies have confirmed this to be real. For example, an experiment devised by
the Griffith University�s Centre for Quantum Dynamics, led by Professor Howard Wiseman
and his team of researchers at the University of Tokyo, recently published a paper in the
journal Nature Communications confirming the existence of something Einstein did not believe
to be real: the non-local collapse of a particle�s wave function.
They did this by splitting a single photon between two laboratories, and testing whether
measurement of it in one laboratory would actually cause a change in the local quantum
state in the other laboratory. In doing so, researchers were able to verify the entanglement
of the split single photon.
Elizabeth Rauscher, a nuclear physicist who is a former researcher with the Lawrence Berkeley
National Laboratory, Livermore National Laboratory, and the Stanford Research Institute, as well
as NASA, gave an interview where she said that quantum entanglement experiments have
been conducted with NASA astronauts in space.
What it means is that either information is travelling faster than the speed of light,
or there is no such thing as seperation, that there is an instantaneous transfer. This would
mean that space is simply the construct that gives us the illusion of separation.
Below is the trailer to a great documentary that explores this topic even further. It�s
called The Connected Universe. All of the studies conducted in parapsychology, psychokensis,
and telepathy (government studies mentioned above) also lend more credibility to this
hypothesis.
The Mind-Body Connection
�A growing body of scientific research suggests that our mind can play an important role in
healing our body � or in staying healthy in the first place.
There are now several lines of research suggesting that our mental perception of the world constantly
informs and guides our immune system in a way that makes us better able to respond to
future threats. That was a sort of �aha� moment for me � where the idea of an entwined
mind and body suddenly made more scientific sense than an ephemeral consciousness that�s
somehow separated from our physical selves.�
� Garth Cook from Scientific American
We�ve covered this topic extensively, and it�s truly amazing. Spirituality advocates
for the healing powers of the mind, and how our mind, thoughts, and emotions influence
our health and those around us.
I�ve put together a few articles on the topic that go more in-depth if you want to
read more about it:
This Is How Powerful The Mind-Body Connection Really Is
What Science Is Telling Us About The Heart�s Intuitive Intelligence
What Science Is Telling Us About Earth�s Electromagnetic Fields & How They Connect
To Our Own
Final Comments
Above is a quick summary of points under each heading to show you that there is a connection
here. If you feel the need to explore the topics further, please do so.
I felt compelled to share these similarities between science and spirituality because,
within the mainstream, they are seen as completely separate topics that don�t relate to each
other at all. This is puzzling, because there are so many examples of instances where they
do intersect and complement each other.
Based on all of my research into quantum physics, neuroscience, and other science in general,
these similarities are not hard to see. In fact, in some cases, modern day science completely
confirms ancient Eastern philosophy.
Perhaps our planet needs to return to its ancient spiritual roots, and since we are
so programmed in this modern world to see science as the bearer of truth, perhaps it
can help lift us into a more spiritual type of existence � one where we acknowledge
these facts and what spirituality has to offer us. I do believe we are currently in the midst
of a spiritual revolution, and the science coming out that�s confirming these concepts
only helps the cause.
At some point we have to question our belief systems that�ve been ingrained into us over
the years, and question whether spirituality is �just another religion,� because it
definitely doesn�t seem that way. Thanks for reading.
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Most Christian believers are confused
about what is required to have salvation.
There is only one way to have eternal
life and that is to obey the gospel of
Jesus Christ, His words as recorded in
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Those are the
words of eternal life for those who obey
them. Not just some of the verses like
some would like to quote, like just
believing in Jesus Christ. If we believe
in Jesus Christ we must obey Him.
We must obey His commands, His gospel, the
words that He spoke, all of the commands
of Jesus Christ. We must repent, turn away
from sin, turn away from going after our
own desires and our own ways, and we have
to go after Jesus Christ. Stop sinning
and then be baptized in water, and Jesus
promised to give His Holy Spirit to come
and dwell in those who obey His words,
and the Holy Spirit will guide them into
all truth. The words of Jesus Christ are
plain and simple. Go and read them in the
Gospels; Matthew, Mark, Luke and John and
obey them, and Jesus Christ will reveal
Himself to you. You will know Him for
real.
He will guide you into all truth and you
will not be confused anymore. People are
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people, obey the words of Jesus, be filled
with the Holy Spirit and follow the
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walk in the Light, you will know the
truth and the truth will make you free.
Jesus Christ is away and the life and
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The world population is growing rapidly.
So is the need for electrical and
electronic goods. These devices contain
all kinds of raw materials, among others
valuable metals. Industries get these
from metal mines, but more and more they
use secondary recycled materials.
Especially in emerging economies metal
recycling has become an important
business. A large informal sector has
emerged that employs many workers.
They do not always receive proper education
nor proper training and protection.
This is Sabitri. She disassembles
cellphones in Dharavi, India, without
protection. It is the only way to help her
family. She is pushed to harm the natural
environment and her own health.
Carlos wanders through the streets of Lima, Peru,
in the middle of the night.
He illegally collects waste and is seen as
a social outcast.
Mustafa is only 11 years old. He works at a scrap metal yard
near Accra in Ghana. He can't go to
school and it looks as if he'll never be
able to escape the hazardous work-environment.
International experts and stakeholders have now decided to tackle
these problems. They were brought
together by the World Resources Forum
with support from the Swiss government.
They have created the Sustainable
Recycling Industries Roundtable and
developed the Guidance Principles for
the Sustainable Management of
Secondary Metals - an ISO process.
The five Guidance Principles for improving
recycling practices are (1) enabling safe,
healthy and equitable working conditions,
(2) building local community relations and
resilience, (3) conserving and protecting the
environment and natural resources,
(4) improving recovery of secondary metals,
and (5) implementing
a sustainable management approach.
The Guidance Principles are important
because they can also ensure a credible
traceability of the recovered metals.
Manufacturers of products that contain
recycled metals all over the world need
solid guarantees that these are
sustainably produced. This is good for
the economy, the environment and the people.
Waste management practices will
be improved and living conditions of
poor communities will become better.
The Guidance Principles offer a gradual approach
for implementing the several steps.
For example, Sabitri's boss was
given one year - a reasonable period - to
identify occupational health and safety risks
and to promote improvements.
Now he provides the required equipment and
facilities to enable safe and healthy
working conditions.
After having registered as a formal collector, Carlos
no longer has to roam the streets at
night. He's a proud and respected worker
with a uniform and a future.
After joining a program for working children
Mustafa can go back to school. He now
wants to learn more and help to build up his country.
If everybody uses the Guidance Principles then we can
all continue enjoying our devices
knowing that we are creating a success story.
Do you want to be part of this story?
You are most welcome to contact us
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SHE SAYS THAT NONE OF THE
COMPANIES PRELIMINARY SELECTED
FOR MEDICAL MARIJUANA LICENSES
WERE MINORITY OWNED.
>> WE ARE NOT GOING TO CONTINUE
TO PERMEATE INSTITUTIONAL
RACISM.
VANESSA: DELEGATE CHERYL GLENN
TELLS ME SHE HAND DELIVERED A
LETTER TO GOVERNOR LARRY HOGAN,
PUSHING HIM TO ORDER A DISPARITY
STUDY OF THE MEDICAL CANNABIS
INDUSTRY IN MARYLAND
LESS THAN A WEEK LATER, THIS
ANNOUNCEMENT.
GOVERNOR HOGAN, DIRECTING HIS
OFFICER OF MINORTY AFFAIRS
TO COMPLETE A DISPARITY STUDY,
QUOTE AS EXPEDITIOUSLY AS
POSSIBLE.
IN A STATEMENT, THE DIRECTOR OF
THE MEDICAL CANNABIS COMMISSION
SAID QUOTE,
WE HAVE ALREADY ACHIEVED
SIGNIFICANT MINORITY
PARTICIPATION WITHIN THE
INDUSTRY AND WILL CONTINUE
STRIVING TO MAXIMIZE IT.
AND WENT ON TO SAY, THE
COMMISSION IS LOOKING FORWARD TO
CONTINUING ITS WORK WITH THE
GOVERNOR'S OFFICE ON MINORITY
AFFAIRS TO EXPEDITE COMPLETION
OF THE STUDY AND TAKE ANY
NECESSARY STEPS THE STUDY
SUGGESTS.
LOSE SECURITIES STUDY IS
NECESSARY BECAUSE IT IS ON CAN'T
DECISIONAL TO USE RACE SPECIFIC
LANGUA IN ANY LEGISLATION
UNLESS YOU HAVE A DISPARITY
STUDY.
VANESSA: THE STUDY SHOULD BE
COMPLETED IN 30-45 DAYS, WHICH
COULD INCLUDE EXAMINING THE
STATE'S PHARMACEUTICAL AND
FARMING INDUSTRIES, ACCORDING TO
GLENN.
IN THE MEANTIME, THE STATE
LAWMAKER IS STILL CALLING FOR A
SPECIAL SESSION.
>> WE DON'T WANT THAT
DECISION-MAKING TO CONTINUE IN
THE HANDS OF THE COMMISSION.
VANESS:: HOPING TO PASS A BILL
REFORMING THE MEDICAL CANNABIS
COMMISSION BEFORE FINAL
LICENSCES ARE AWARDED IN AUGUST.
GLENN SAYS THE BILL WOULD ALSO
REDUCE THE NUMBER
COMMISSIONERS ON THE COMMITTEE,
GOING FROM 16 TO NINE, AND IT
WOULD REFLECT THE DIVERSITY OF
THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
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