Reiki Attunement and Master- But What Is Reiki?
I love blogging because I can get personal immediately and do not have to wait eons for a publisher to print my articles. Publishing with a Blog is instant. Isn’t the internet wonderful? In my life Reiki is just as wonderful, as the internet of our modern times, with its reiki attunements and reiki masters. But we are getting a little ahead of ourselves. What, in essence, is Reiki all about really? Reiki is energy. Everything is energy, as the scientists tell us, from the clothes we wear, th
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Faster than the first lightning Bolt
In the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Usain Bolt won the 100m sprint in an amazing time of 9.69 seconds . Not long after he won, some biostatisticians figured out that humans should be able to run the 100m sprint in a time of 9.45 seconds at some time in the future. They also predicted that would be the natural limit for the human body. Interestingly, some other scientists calculated that the fastest possible time for the 100 metres will be 9.48 seconds. But in the Olympics, Usain Bolt ext
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Weighing The World: Christopher Columbus
Edwin Danson is a Chartered Surveyor and a Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors. His new book, Weighing the World: The Quest To Measure the Earth , he chronicles the stories of the scientists and scholars who cut their way through the jungles, crossed the arctic tundra, and braved the world’s highest mountains to discover the truth about our Earth. In the excerpt below we learn how Christopher Columbus discovered the Earth was much, much larger than previously believed.
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Holiday Travel Tips & Statistics
If you’re going away for the holidays this year, you’re probably unhappily anticipating a hike in gas prices, long lines at airport security and delays all-around. According to the Bureau of Transportation, Thanksgiving and the winter holiday season are the busiest long-distance travel times in a given year. While travelers cannot avoid hefty waits at check-in and traffic on the highway, there are plenty of measures to take in order to alleviate any holiday season travel stress. • Know when t
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Mourning the death of single-girl friendship – CNN.com
Mourning the death of single-girl friendship - CNN.com : marseeah : This article upsets me. Just because one is in a committed, long-term relationship doesn’t mean that you can’t continue your “single-girl friendships.” If you drop your friends after you get married/etc, you are a bad friend . I manage to have a happy, healthy marriage and still go have girls-only outings. Some nights my husband and I go to different parties, or one of us goes out while the other stays in, and somet
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