Knowledge of the nature of man. A spiritual and mystical doctrine that grew out of theosophy and derives mainly from the philosophy of Rudolph Steiner, Austrian social philosopher (1861-1925). (Webster, 3d ed)
Differential treatment or unequal access to opportunities, based on group membership such as origin or ethnicity.
Individuals enrolled in a school of medicine or a formal educational program in medicine.
Former state in north central Germany. Formally abolished March 1, 1947. Kingdom established 1701.
A preconceived judgment made without factual basis.
Time period from 1901 through 2000 of the common era.
The period of medical education in a medical school. In the United States it follows the baccalaureate degree and precedes the granting of the M.D.

Health costs in anthroposophic therapy users: a two-year prospective cohort study. (1/11)

BACKGROUND: Anthroposophic therapies (counselling, special medication, art, eurythmy movement, and rhythmical massage) aim to stimulate long-term self-healing processes, which theoretically could lead to a reduction of healthcare use. In a prospective two-year cohort study, anthroposophic therapies were followed by a reduction of chronic disease symptoms and improvement of quality of life. The purpose of this analysis was to describe health costs in users of anthroposophic therapies. METHODS: 717 consecutive outpatients from 134 medical practices in Germany, starting anthroposophic therapies for chronic diseases, participated in a prospective cohort study. We analysed direct health costs (anthroposophic therapies, physician and dentist consultations, psychotherapy, medication, physiotherapy, ergotherapy, hospital treatment, rehabilitation) and indirect costs (sick leave compensation) in the pre-study year and the first two study years. Costs were calculated from resource utilisation, documented by patient self-reporting. Data were collected from January 1999 to April 2003. RESULTS: Total health costs in the first study year (bootstrap mean 3,297 Euro; 95% confidence interval 95%-CI 3,157 Euro to 3,923 Euro) did not differ significantly from the pre-study year (3,186 Euro; 95%-CI 3,037 Euro to 3,711 Euro), whereas in the second year, costs (2,771 Euro; 95%-CI 2,647 Euro to 3,256 Euro) were significantly reduced by 416 Euro (95%-CI 264 Euro to 960 Euro) compared to the pre-study year. In each period hospitalisation and sick-leave together amounted to more than half of the total health costs. Anthroposophic therapies and medication amounted to 3%, 15%, and 8% of total health costs in the pre-study year, first year, and second study year, respectively. The cost reduction in the second year was largely accounted for by a decrease of inpatient hospitalisation, leading to a hospital cost reduction of 519 Euro (95%-CI 377 Euro to 904 Euro) compared to the pre-study year. CONCLUSION: In patients starting anthroposophic therapies for chronic disease, total health costs did not increase in the first year, and were reduced in the second year. This reduction was largely explained by a decrease of inpatient hospitalisation. Within the limits of a pre-post design, study findings suggest that anthroposophic therapies are not associated with a relevant increase in total health costs.  (+info)

Anthroposophic medical therapy in chronic disease: a four-year prospective cohort study. (2/11)

BACKGROUND: The short consultation length in primary care is a source of concern, and the wish for more consultation time is a common reason for patients to seek complementary medicine. Physicians practicing anthroposophic medicine have prolonged consultations with their patients, taking an extended history, addressing constitutional, psychosocial, and biographic aspect of patients' illness, and selecting optimal therapy. In Germany, health benefit programs have included the reimbursement of this additional physician time. The purpose of this study was to describe clinical outcomes in patients with chronic diseases treated by anthroposophic physicians after an initial prolonged consultation. METHODS: In conjunction with a health benefit program in Germany, 233 outpatients aged 1-74 years, treated by 72 anthroposophic physicians after a consultation of at least 30 min participated in a prospective cohort study. Main outcomes were disease severity (Disease and Symptom Scores, physicians' and patients' assessment on numerical rating scales 0-10) and quality of life (adults: SF-36, children aged 8-16: KINDL, children 1-7: KITA). Disease Score was documented after 0, 6 and 12 months, other outcomes after 0, 3, 6, 12, 18, 24, and (Symptom Score and SF-36) 48 months. RESULTS: Most common indications were mental disorders (17.6% of patients; primarily depression and fatigue), respiratory diseases (15.5%), and musculoskeletal diseases (11.6%). Median disease duration at baseline was 3.0 years (interquartile range 0.5-9.8 years). The consultation leading to study enrolment lasted 30-60 min in 51.5% (120/233) of patients and > 60 min in 48.5%. During the following year, patients had a median of 3.0 (interquartile range 1.0-7.0) prolonged consultations with their anthroposophic physicians, 86.1% (167/194) of patients used anthroposophic medication. All outcomes except KITA Daily Life subscale and KINDL showed significant improvement between baseline and all subsequent follow-ups. Improvements from baseline to 12 months were: Disease Score from mean (standard deviation) 5.95 (1.74) to 2.31 (2.29) (p < 0.001), Symptom Score from 5.74 (1.81) to 3.04 (2.16) (p < 0.001), SF-36 Physical Component Summary from 44.01 (10.92) to 47.99 (10.43) (p < 0.001), SF-36 Mental Component Summary from 42.34 (11.98) to 46.84 (10.47) (p < 0.001), and KITA Psychosoma subscale from 62.23 (19.76) to 76.44 (13.62) (p = 0.001). All these improvements were maintained until the last follow-up. Improvements were similar in patients not using diagnosis-related adjunctive therapies within the first six study months. CONCLUSION: Patients treated by anthroposophic physicians after an initial prolonged consultation had long-term reduction of chronic disease symptoms and improvement of quality of life. Although the pre-post design of the present study does not allow for conclusions about comparative effectiveness, study findings suggest that physician-provided anthroposophic therapy may play a beneficial role in the long-term care of patients with chronic diseases.  (+info)

Eurythmy therapy in chronic disease: a four-year prospective cohort study. (3/11)

BACKGROUND: Many patients with chronic diseases use complementary therapies, often provided by their physicians. In Germany, several physician-provided complementary therapies have been reimbursed by health insurance companies as part of health benefit programs. In most of these therapies, the patient has a predominantly passive role. In eurythmy therapy, however, patients actively exercise specific movements with the hands, the feet or the whole body. The purpose of this study was to describe clinical outcomes in patients practising eurythmy therapy exercises for chronic diseases. METHODS: In conjunction with a health benefit program, 419 outpatients from 94 medical practices in Germany, referred to 118 eurythmy therapists, participated in a prospective cohort study. Main outcomes were disease severity (Disease and Symptom Scores, physicians' and patients' assessment on numerical rating scales 0-10) and quality of life (adults: SF-36, children aged 8-16: KINDL, children 1-7: KITA). Disease Score was documented after 0, 6 and 12 months, other outcomes after 0, 3, 6, 12, 18, 24, and (SF-36 and Symptom Score) 48 months. RESULTS: Most common indications were mental disorders (31.7% of patients; primarily depression, fatigue, and childhood emotional disorder) and musculoskeletal diseases (23.4%). Median disease duration at baseline was 3.0 years (interquartile range 1.0-8.5). Median number of eurythmy therapy sessions was 12 (interquartile range 10-19), median therapy duration was 119 days (84-188). All outcomes improved significantly between baseline and all subsequent follow-ups (exceptions: KITA Psychosoma in first three months and KINDL). Improvements from baseline to 12 months were: Disease Score from mean (standard deviation) 6.65 (1.81) to 3.19 (2.27) (p < 0.001), Symptom Score from 5.95 (1.75) to 3.49 (2.12) (p < 0.001), SF-36 Physical Component Summary from 43.13 (10.25) to 47.10 (9.78) (p < 0.001), SF-36 Mental Component Summary from 38.31 (11.67) to 45.01 (11.76) (p < 0.001), KITA Psychosoma from 69.53 (15.45) to 77.21 (13.60) (p = 0.001), and KITA Daily Life from 59.23 (21.78) to 68.14 (18.52) (p = 0.001). All these improvements were maintained until the last follow-up. Improvements were similar in patients not using diagnosis-related adjunctive therapies within the first six study months. Adverse reactions to eurythmy therapy occurred in 3.1% (13/419) of patients. No patient stopped eurythmy therapy due to adverse reactions. CONCLUSION: Patients practising eurythmy therapy exercises had long-term improvement of chronic disease symptoms and quality of life. Although the pre-post design of the present study does not allow for conclusions about comparative effectiveness, study findings suggest that eurythmy therapy can be useful for patients motivated for this therapy.  (+info)

Assessing the order of magnitude of outcomes in single-arm cohorts through systematic comparison with corresponding cohorts: an example from the AMOS study. (4/11)

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Combined bias suppression in single-arm therapy studies. (5/11)

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Eurythmy Therapy in clinical studies: a systematic literature review. (6/11)

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Patient satisfaction with primary care: an observational study comparing anthroposophic and conventional care. (7/11)

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Anthropomorphism influences perception of computer-animated characters' actions. (8/11)

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Anthroposophic Medicine | Health Costs in Anthroposophic Therapy Users: a two-year prospective cohort study (2006) by Harald J. Hamre, MD, et al
Many patients with chronic diseases use complementary therapies, often provided by their physicians. In Germany, several physician-provided complementary therapies have been reimbursed by health insurance companies as part of health benefit programs. In most of these therapies, the patient has a predominantly passive role. In eurythmy therapy, however, patients actively exercise specific movements with the hands, the feet or the whole body. The purpose of this study was to describe clinical outcomes in patients practising eurythmy therapy exercises for chronic diseases. In conjunction with a health benefit program, 419 outpatients from 94 medical practices in Germany, referred to 118 eurythmy therapists, participated in a prospective cohort study. Main outcomes were disease severity (Disease and Symptom Scores, physicians and patients assessment on numerical rating scales 0-10) and quality of life (adults: SF-36, children aged 8-16: KINDL, children 1-7: KITA). Disease Score was documented after 0, 6
The short consultation length in primary care is a source of concern, and the wish for more consultation time is a common reason for patients to seek complementary medicine. Physicians practicing anthroposophic medicine have prolonged consultations with their patients, taking an extended history, addressing constitutional, psychosocial, and biographic aspect of patients illness, and selecting optimal therapy. In Germany, health benefit programs have included the reimbursement of this additional physician time. The purpose of this study was to describe clinical outcomes in patients with chronic diseases treated by anthroposophic physicians after an initial prolonged consultation. In conjunction with a health benefit program in Germany, 233 outpatients aged 1-74 years, treated by 72 anthroposophic physicians after a consultation of at least 30 min participated in a prospective cohort study. Main outcomes were disease severity (Disease and Symptom Scores, physicians and patients assessment on numerical
Background. Infants from anthroposophic families have low cortisol levels and low risk of IgE-sensitization during first 2 years of life. Our aim is to study the impact of an anthroposophic lifestyle and cortisol levels at 6 months on allergy sensitization up to age 5 years.. Methods. 507 families participated from maternal health care centers. Parental lifestyle was categorized as Anthroposophic, Partly anthroposophic or Non-anthroposophic. Blood samples for analyzes of sensitization were obtained from parents at inclusion and from children at 6, 12, 24 and 60 months. Salivary samples were collected at home at 6 months.. Results. Sensitization increased from 2.9 to 26.0% in the anthroposophic group, from 8.4 to 26.8% in the partly anthroposophic group and from 19.1 to 44.1% in the non-anthroposophic group. Children from anthroposophic families had lower cortisol levels in the morning, afternoon and evening. The odds ratio (OR) for anthroposophic lifestyle was always ,1 and lowest at 12 months ...
Anthroposophic Medicine | Quality of Life and Neutropenia in Patients with Early Stage Breast Cancer: A Randomized Pilot Study Comparing Additional Treatment with Mistletow Extract to Chemotherapy Alone by Wilfried Troeger et al
This group has been CLOSED since July 2012! Everybody has migrated to Facebook, but if youre still into Yahoo anthroposophical groups, try Jean-Marcs latest: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/rudolfsteiner_anthroposophy_parousia/ Anthroposophy Tomorrow is now on lit de parade. This means that well keep the archived messages available for the general public on a permanent basis, but there will be no more subscriptions and only moderators can post messages (once or twice a year for the sole purpose of keeping the group from being deleted.)
This group has been CLOSED since July 2012! Everybody has migrated to Facebook, but if youre still into Yahoo anthroposophical groups, try Jean-Marcs latest: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/rudolfsteiner_anthroposophy_parousia/ Anthroposophy Tomorrow is now on lit de parade. This means that well keep the archived messages available for the general public on a permanent basis, but there will be no more subscriptions and only moderators can post messages (once or twice a year for the sole purpose of keeping the group from being deleted.)
My statement Anthroposophy is NEVER taught in Steiner Schools is not misleading at all, it is simply a statement of fact.. You dont say… Did you know that Steiner believed Eurythmy is the embodiment of Anthroposophy? Its the childrens version. The spiritual movements of Eurythmy are intended to fill the childrens souls with Anthroposophy. Just to refresh the memory of readers, Eurythmy is mandatory for every child - every day, in every grade, in every Waldorf school. Heres Steiner on the subject: I speak in all humility when I say that within the Anthroposophical Movement there is a firm conviction that a spiritual impulse of this kind must now, at the present time, enter once more into human evolution. And this spiritual impulse must perforce, among its other means of expression, embody itself in a new form of art. It will increasingly be realised that this particular form of art has been given to the world in Eurythmy.. It is the task of Anthroposophy to bring a greater depth, a ...
My statement Anthroposophy is NEVER taught in Steiner Schools is not misleading at all, it is simply a statement of fact.. You dont say… Did you know that Steiner believed Eurythmy is the embodiment of Anthroposophy? Its the childrens version. The spiritual movements of Eurythmy are intended to fill the childrens souls with Anthroposophy. Just to refresh the memory of readers, Eurythmy is mandatory for every child - every day, in every grade, in every Waldorf school. Heres Steiner on the subject: I speak in all humility when I say that within the Anthroposophical Movement there is a firm conviction that a spiritual impulse of this kind must now, at the present time, enter once more into human evolution. And this spiritual impulse must perforce, among its other means of expression, embody itself in a new form of art. It will increasingly be realised that this particular form of art has been given to the world in Eurythmy.. It is the task of Anthroposophy to bring a greater depth, a ...
Learn why eurythmy therapy, a component of anthroposophic medicine, may help those with Hepatitis C by delivering an active approach toward liver wellness.
These week-long Training Conferences can be joined at any point. Newcomer groups are offered every year. Training weeks typically feature guest international faculty, practice of healing plant observation, small group discussion and study sessions, movement practice (eurythmy), clinical workshops, and evening presentations devoted to themes of spiritual growth and self-development.. UPDATE: A new four-year cycle of the Annual Training Week will begin in Spring 2022!. The Annual Training Week will be in person for 2022! We will come together at the beautiful Mount Madonna Retreat Center in Watsonville, California (40 minutes from the San Jose International Airport, located in a redwood forest). Dates are Sunday evening, April 3rd, to Sunday morning, April 10th, 2022. Our theme will be Therapeutic Foundations: Physical, Functional, Emotional, Spiritual. We will welcome Professor Dr. David Martin, Chair of Anthroposophic Medicine at Witten-Herdecke University, as guest faculty. Next springs ...
The Anthroposophical Society exists almost everywhere in the world today. It arises wherever human beings feel certain questions about the essence of humanity and the world as a necessity of life, in just the same way that one feels hunger and thirst. This dimension can reveal itself as a certainty, a question or as a longing. Anthroposophy enables one to experience the reality of the spiritual world more and more concretely- and to let this reality become a guide in life. This is a question of development.. The founder of Anthroposophy, Rudolf Steiner (1861 - 1925), considered it as the development of consciousness of human dignity. The more complex modern technical civilisation becomes, the more decisive it becomes for every single human being - no matter where he is born, in which culture he grows up, or what level of education he achieves - that space is created in order for him to recognise and realise his unique potential. Connected to this, there is a social task. This is the task of the ...
Work on the Goetheanum building beginning in 1913 and continuing through the war. Artists and helpers from all European countries contribute. This building is intended as an international center for anthroposophical work and a place to stage Rudolf Steiners mystery plays. During this building period, various scientific and artistic institutions are founded nearby. Rudolf Steiner designs other buildings for private homes and functional use. He lectures on anthroposophical and general topics for the building workers. Marie Steiner stages scenes from Goethes Faust. Eurythmy is developed further as a stage art. The previously internal work of the Society now becomes visible.. 1919 ...
Weleda medicines were developed by doctors practising anthroposophic medicine to provide an extension to the conventional medicines available to them. The anthroposophic approach to medical care is an holistic one, which aims to treat the whole person and not just the illness or symptoms. The main aim of anthroposophic
The notion of robotic personality is based on anthropomorphism, a tendency for people to think of certain objects or machines as having human-like characteristics. Anthropomorphism is not new. In the 1800s, Charles Babbage conceived a device called the Analytical Engine that seemed as if it would have a sense of aliveness. Today, computers and robots have brought anthropomorphism out of the realm of science fiction.. Robots can be programmed to rescue a human from a burning building or to administer medication in a hospital. Through machine learning, AI programs can learn from their mistakes (or from the errors of their users), improving performance over time. Machines can generate order from chaos, one of the prime criteria scientists use to define life.. In science-fiction books and movies, computers and androids are easy to anthropomorphize. A well-known example of anthropomorphism with respect to a computer occurs in the novel and movie 2001: A Space Odyssey. In this story, a spacecraft is ...
ANTHROPOMORPHISM CAN BE CONSIDERED as any attribution of human characteristics, emotions and intentions to animals, inanimate objects, physical phenomena, objects, or even abstract notions. It is a very common motif in fairy tales, especially in
Free Essays from 123 Help Me | The subject of anthropomorphism by definition is to assign human like characteristics such as behaviours, motivation, thought...
Today I would like to return to the subject of an earlier lecture given here in Bern and to pursue it further along the lines of what I am convinced must now be discussed among us. It is clear to me that definite things demanded by the signs of our difficult times must be said in public anthroposophical lectures, so that they will penetrate human ears. I am also convinced that definite spiritual scientific truths must now be spoken of among us.. In the previous lecture to which I refer, I described the participation in earthly life of souls who have gone through the portal of death. We undertook to study the type and manner of the impulses of the so-called dead, who continue to participate in what is done by human beings here on earth, and how connections are made between the forces of the so-called dead and those of the living. Today I wish to say more about this.. It must first be made clear that above all it is necessary for life between death and a new birth to be presented in a certain ...
Table 3: Depression, Comorbidities, and Prescriptions of Antidepressants in a German Network of GPs and Specialists with Subspecialisation in Anthroposophic Medicine: A Longitudinal Observational Study
Access Consciousness The Bars - A 32 energetic points on the head corresponding to any area of your life that you would like to change. It deletes all the points of view that limit you regarding money, control, creativity, aging, communication, sadness, joy, body, sexuality, time and space, hopes and dreams, healing and more.. Acupressure - A type of Asian healing art based on ancient Japanese and Chinese medicine. A practitioner puts pressure on specific points on the body with his or her fingers in order to relieve pain and discomfort, prevent tension-related ailments, and promote good health. Click here for local providers. Acupuncture - The Chinese practice of gently inserting fine needles into the body at specific points to cure disease, relieve pain and balance the energy systems in the body. Click here for local providers. Anthroposophic Medicine: A holistic and human-centered approach to medicine that uses all of the tools of conventional medicine, as well as aspects of spiritual science ...
Additionally, addressing the symptoms rather than the cause allows the disease process to continue unchecked and will lead to more and more symptoms as the body continues to try to bring itself back into balance. The first time I remember coming across this concept was in an article in Mothering Magazine when Roo was a baby. The article was an introduction to anthroposophic medicine and was the first time Id heard of it. Im sure there were many fascinating things in that article had I been in a place to hear them, but the one thing that really stuck with me was that the minor illnesses of childhood such as fevers were attempts by the body to restore balance. Whether they said this or not I dont remember, but I understood that they arose from homeostatic mechanisms. I have come to realize that the ability of the body to take steps, such as spike a fever to restore itself to balance, is what health is. For years Roo would get sick but never had a fever. I realized that this was not a sign of ...
When performing eurythmy with music (also called tone eurythmy), the three major elements of music, melody, harmony and rhythm, are all expressed.[3] The melody is primarily conveyed through expressing its rise and fall; the specific pitches; and the intervallic qualities present. Harmony is expressed through movement between tension and release, as expressions of dissonance and consonance, and between the more inwardly directed minor mood and the outwardly directed major mood. Rhythm is chiefly conveyed through livelier and more contoured movements for quick notes, slower, dreamier movements for longer notes; in addition, longer tones move into the more passive (listening) back space, quicker tones into the more active front space. Breaths or pauses are expressed through a larger or smaller movement in space, giving new impulse to what follows. Beat is conveyed through greater emphasis of downbeats, or those beats upon which stress is normally placed. Beat is generally treated as a subsidiary ...
100 Years of Eurythmy Part ONE takes up the Introduction with an emphasis on the CONSONANTS. (completed) Part TWO will take up the VOWELS (Part TWO - A Completed click this link) Part TWO - B of the Vowels (not completed) Part THREE will address aspects of the Dramatic Arts. (COMPLETED CLICK LINK) Eurythmy was…
I write this piece with some hesitancy and doubt, being only too aware of how little I know about the subject. Yet I feel that these present times are calling for a new type of eurythmy and that it is vital for all our futures that eurythmy should evolve to meet a new set of…
I write this piece with some hesitancy and doubt, being only too aware of how little I know about the subject. Yet I feel that these present times are calling for a new type of eurythmy and that it is vital for all our futures that eurythmy should evolve to meet a new set of…
On the harmonisation of the warmth organism, and the design forces in the case of localised inflammation in the motion and the nerve-sense System. 27.97€ 30.39€ ...
A reader writes us and we respond inside with an audio: Can you share with me any insights you may have as to how the new paradigm of pedagogy that used to be called Waldorf might meet this Covid19 crisis and maintain the healing impulse that used to be the heart of the new pedagogy.…
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Background Each year, patient nonadherence to treatment advice costs the US healthcare system more than $300 billion and results in 250,000 deaths. Developing virtual consultations to promote adherence could improve public health while cutting healthcare costs and usage. However, inconsistencies in the realism of computer-animated humans may cause them to appear eerie, a phenomenon termed the uncanny valley. Eeriness could reduce a virtual doctors credibility and patients adherence. Methods In a 2 × 2 × 2 between-groups posttest-only experiment, 738 participants played the role of a patient in a hypothetical virtual consultation with a doctor. The consultation varied in the doctors Character (good or poor bedside manner), Outcome (received a fellowship or sued for malpractice), and Depiction (a recorded video of a real human actor or of his 3D computer-animated double). Character, Outcome, and Depiction were designed to manipulate the doctors level of warmth, competence, and realism, respectively.
Individuals can perceive the properties of an attached or grasped object by wielding it through muscular effort-an ability referred to as dynamic or effortful touch. Sensitivity to the forces...
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In 1921 Pharmacists and physicians gathered in Switzerland under the guidance of Dr. Rudolf Steiner, the founder of anthroposophy, to create a natural and personal care company later called WELEDA.
Description We are looking for a joyful and enthusiastic person who loves children and is deeply interested in the domestic activity surrounding early childhood such as cooking, gardening, music, storytelling and handcrafts. Someone who is committed to Anthroposophy and ongoing self-development and has knowledge of Steiner Early Childhood Education. The co-educator has an integral role to play in the Kindergarten program and is a valued team member. Not only is the co-educator a support for the teacher but, due to the nature of the work, he or she is a role model for the children. A key component of their day is the preparation and care of food and its consumption. ...
In this article, the author identifies key aspects of adolescent pedagogy in Rudolf Steiners anthroposophy and considers them in terms of their educational potential. The second part, published here, focuses on the significance of puberty for the process of individuation. The article first appeared in
Tron was not a big hit, he said of the 1982 film that recently yielded a sequel that again used his design work as a starting point for some of its digital creations. The movie went out in theaters in the same week as E.T. and, oh, that was a disaster for it. There was also Blade Runner and [Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan] that summer so it was a battle of giants. Tron was a piece of energy trying to survive. It is still alive. It survives. And the new movie is what Steven wanted to do back then but at that time CG was very odd and we were pioneers. I almost did the first computer-animated feature after that, it was called Star Watcher, we had the story, we had the preparation done, we were ready to start. But it came apart; the company did not give us the approval. It was too far, the concept to do everything in computer animation. We were waiting, waiting, and then our producer died in a car accident. Everything collapsed. That was my third contribution to animation and my worst ...
Tron was not a big hit, he said of the 1982 film that recently yielded a sequel that again used his design work as a starting point for some of its digital creations. The movie went out in theaters in the same week as E.T. and, oh, that was a disaster for it. There was also Blade Runner and [Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan] that summer so it was a battle of giants. Tron was a piece of energy trying to survive. It is still alive. It survives. And the new movie is what Steven wanted to do back then but at that time CG was very odd and we were pioneers. I almost did the first computer-animated feature after that, it was called Star Watcher, we had the story, we had the preparation done, we were ready to start. But it came apart; the company did not give us the approval. It was too far, the concept to do everything in computer animation. We were waiting, waiting, and then our producer died in a car accident. Everything collapsed. That was my third contribution to animation and my worst ...
Scene from Cars 2 where Redline is being killed. Cars 2 is a 2011 American computer-animated action film produced by Pixar, and it is the sequel to the 2006 ...
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Guest host Lynn Neary talks with Chris Wedge, director of the new computer-animated film Ice Age. The movie, which opened this weekend, features the voices of Ray Romano, John Leguizamo, and Dennis Leary. {For more information, visit www.iceagemovie.com.}
Heres another addition to the ongoing glut of computer-animated comedies and a pleasant enough adventure remarkable especially for its visual dexterity, writes Rashid Irani.
Interest continues to grow in the use of converting real-world data into real-world evidence to help augment gold standard clinical trial evidence and inform health care decision making. The panelists explored several of the concerns regarding the use of real-world evidence, including lack of randomization, data quality, potential for spurious results due to data mining, and how medical coding complexity can make it difficult to reproduce results. While these issues do influence perceptions of the credibility and use of real-world data, the ISPOR-ISPE Special Task Force is working to develop recommendations to help ease these concerns and make real-world evidence more useful for health care decision makers.. The panelists presented the ISPOR-ISPE Special Task Force recommendations and discussed their potential feasibility and acceptability among health care decision makers in real-world settings. The ISPOR-ISPE initiative is planning to produce two coordinated task force reports that propose ...
Some citations have links to full-text .pdf files:. Alstott, J. and Timberlake, W. (2009). Effects of rat sex differences and lighting on locomotor exploration of a circular open field with free-standing central corners and without peripheral walls. Behavioural Brain Research, 196, 214-219. PDF. Fernandez, E. J. and Timberlake, W. (2008). Mutual benefits of research collaborations between zoos and academic institutions. Zoo Biology, 27, 470-487. PDF. Gillman, A., Kosobud, A., and Timberlake, W. (2008). Pre- and post-nicotine circadian activity rhythms can be differentiated by a paired environmental cue. Physiology & Behavior, 93, 337-350. PDF. Timberlake, W., Sinning, S., and Leffel, J. (2007). Beacon training in a water maze can facilitate as well as interfere with subsequent room cue learning. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior Processes, 33, 225-243. PDF. Timberlake, W. (2007). Anthropomorphism revisited. Comparative Cognition and Behavior Reviews, 2, 139-144. PDF. Kosobud, ...
Anthropomorphism is attributing human terms to animal behaviours and looks at why it can be a problem if we do it to our horses; Dublin Clothing explains how to fit a childs body protector; Vicki Roycroft, International showjumper, talks about two or three point position between jumps; Associate Professor Krishona Martinson covers the subject of soaking horses hay.. ...
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Lucinda Coles engaging book expands the repertory and shapes the direction of the field of animal studies. This work offers us a new subject of inquiry-in animals regarded as vermin-and it uses these imperfect creatures to extend our understanding of the significance of shared community. Animal studies has advanced our understanding of the community or commonality of beings, human and non-human, through a range of methods and materials. Coles book reveals the ways in which the rats, lice, frogs, dogs, and other vile beings in Shakespeare, Shadwell, Cowley, Defoe, and others demonstrate a heterarchical approach to human/non-human difference. These vile animal beings extend our understanding of the ways in which the engagement with non-human beings systematically raises, tests, and interrogates structures of hierarchy and expectations of anthropomorphism ...
The term anthropomorphism was coined by the Greek philosopher Xenophanes when describing the similarity between religious believers and their gods - that is, Greek gods were depicted having light skin and blue eyes while African gods had dark skin and brown eyes. Neuroscience research has shown that similar brain regions are involved when we think about the behavior of both humans and of nonhuman entities, suggesting that anthropomorphism may be using similar processes as those used for thinking about other people.. Anthropomorphism carries many important implications. For example, thinking of a nonhuman entity in human ways renders it worthy of moral care and consideration. In addition, anthropomorphized entities become responsible for their own actions - that is, they become deserving of punishment and reward.. Although we like to anthropomorphize, we do not assign human qualities to each and every single object we encounter. What accounts for this selectivity? One factor is similarity. An ...
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Many tales portray animals that mimic human behavior and characteristics by conversing, walking erectly, dressing in clothing, and inhabiting houses. Across myriad cultures and throughout history, stories and myths that feature anthropomorphism have helped us understand and relate to the natural world. This device is especially common, even expected, in children&rsquo;s literature. Among the most enduring anthropomorphic stories is Beauty and the Beast, retold and reimagined in various...
Phytotherapy is the study of the use of extracts of natural origin as medicines or health-promoting agents. Phytotherapy medicines differ from plant-derived medicines in standard pharmacology. Where standard pharmacology isolates an active compound from a given plant, phytotherapy aims to preserve the complexity of substances from a given plant with relatively less processing.. CLICK & SEE. Phytotherapy is distinct from homeopathy and anthroposophic medicine, and avoids mixing plant and synthetic bioactive substances. Traditional phytotherapy is a synonym for herbalism and regarded as alternative medicine by much of Western medicine.. Phytotherapy is a synergistic approach to health-care, combining the best of science, medicine and nature into a personalised, holistic natural medicine solution for you and your family.. Phytotherapists are medically trained to diagnose and treat a broad range of diseases.It also incorporates disease prevention, diet and nutrition, compounding and dispensing of ...
Phytotherapy is the study of the use of extracts of natural origin as medicines or health-promoting agents. Phytotherapy medicines differ from plant-derived medicines in standard pharmacology. Where standard pharmacology isolates an active compound from a given plant, phytotherapy aims to preserve the complexity of substances from a given plant with relatively less processing.. Phytotherapy is distinct from homeopathy and anthroposophic medicine, and avoids mixing plant and synthetic bioactive substances. Traditional phytotherapy is a synonym for herbalism and regarded as alternative medicine by much of Western medicine. Although the medicinal and biological effects of many plant constituents such as alkaloids (morphine, atropine etc.) have been proven through clinical studies, there is debate about the efficacy and the place of phytotherapy in medical therapies.. Many herbs have shown positive results in-vitro, animal model or small-scale clinical tests,[1] while studies on some herbal ...
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For the thirteenth time in a row, fake treatments based on extreme dilutions of plant parts and heavy metals have been given an extended exemption from medical regulations in Sweden. The homeopathic products come from the Vidar Clinic located at Järna in the heart of the Swedish anthroposophy movement. Although Swedish law protects patients from…
But how can we tell whether our own mental images are accurate or vivid when we have no direct comparison? That is, how do we come to know and judge the contents of our own minds?. Mental imagery is typically thought to be a private phenomenon, which makes it difficult to test peoples metacognition of - or knowledge about -their own mental imagery. But a novel study, to be published in a forthcoming issue of Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science, capitalizes on the visual phenomenon of binocular rivalry as a way to test this kind of metacognition.. The studys authors, Joel Pearson of the University of New South Wales, Rosanne Rademaker of Maastricht University, and Frank Tong of Vanderbilt University, wanted to find out if people have accurate knowledge about their own imagery performance. Participants were asked to imagine a particular pattern - a green circle with vertical lines or a red circle with horizontal lines - and rate how vivid the circle was ...
In another experiment individuals tossed a beanbag towards a gift card worth $25 or $0, winning the card if the beanbag landed on it. Volunteers threw the beanbag much closer if the gift card was worth $25 vs. $0 - they underthrew the beanbag when attempting to win the $25 gift card because they saw the card as being closer to them ...
Minerals and plants encounter each other in the region of the roots. The plant continuously enlivens the dead mineral substances of the soil and takes them up all the way to the flower. This it exposes them to the influence of the in-streaming peripheral forces. Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica L.), ground ivy (Glechoma hedera L.) and tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum L.) serve as examples to show showing how different plants are able to take up specific minerals. The unique manufacturing process for vegetabilized metals (Weleda) first developed in anthroposophical pharmacy was first introduced by Rudolf Steiner in 1921 in the 7th lecture of Anthroposophical Spiritual Science and Medical Therapy. Plants are grown in soil treated with a particular metal. They transform the mineral metal forces by brining in the forces active in nature. The effect is enhanced by using this metal-fertilized plant itself as a kind of fertilizing agent. The medicinal products obtained in this way should according to Rudolf ...
A Collection of Anthroposophical Thinkers. Over 1200 Pages of The Best Articles & Thoughts On Anthroposophical Science Ever collected. A must For Anyone Interested in Subtle Vibratory Physics, Ether Physics, Counterspace, & similar Thought. Not to be Missed! Abbreviated Contents: Warmth Expansion In Etheric Space; Postulates of Euclid; Pictorial Representations of Complex Functions; The Chambered Nautilus; Imaginariness of Imaginary numbers; Arguments For An Intentional Logic; Laws Of Form by G. Spencer Brown; Crystallinity, Form & Symmetry; Lattice Points; Group Theory; Seventeen Plane Space Froups; Path Curves In One & Two Dimensions; Frieze Groups; Group Theory For The Ear; Planetary Rhythms; Path Curves In 3 Dimensions; Self-Dual N3 Configuration; Imaging The Plane In a Line or Point; Planetary Loops & Geometry Of Free Curves; Plant Bud Forms As Invariants Of Path Curve Transformations; Three-Valued Logic; Creation Out of Nothing; Mathematical Models; Models of Planetary Spacing In solar ...
The later Theosophical arrangement was taken up by Alice Bailey, and from there found its way (with variations) into the New Age worldview. It is also associated with the human aura observed through Kirlian photography and Kilner screens. The anthroposophical view of the human being found in Rudolf Steiners Anthroposophical teachings usually referred to only the Etheric and Astral Bodies. However, Steiner also used a threefold classification of body, soul, and spirit as well as a sevenfold and a ninefold description. Max Heindel divided the subtle body into: Vital Body made of Ether, our instrument for specializing the vital energy of the sun, seen by clairvoyant vision to extend about an inch and a half outside the body; the Desire body, which is our emotional nature and pervades both the vital and dense bodies, seen by clairvoyant vision to extend about 16 inches outside our visible body, related to the Desire World; and the Mental body, which functions like a mirror, reflects the outer world ...
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Guiding principle. True chamomile can be distinguished from others by the cushion of air between the florets and the receptacle. The delicate white corolla around the golden yellow florets, the discreet little leaves and the branching stalks give the whole plant an airy quality, which we can recognize in its healing aspect. It primarily affects organs hampered by blockages of air, such as when air is trapped in the stomach or intestines, or in a congested nose ...
I wonder how to engage in wine consumption while remaining mindful of what were up against. And so I try to keep the ecological impact of what and how I drink close to heart. A wine made from grapes that were not sprayed with fungicides and pesticides is certainly better, from a strictly ecological perspective, than one that was.. Contemporary biodynamic practice does attempt to address the harmful effects of chemical additives - thats one aspect of it. I have even overheard several wine professionals, desperate to make biodynamics relevant and understandable, describe it as basically, organics on steroids. But biodynamics in full is after something much larger than restricting chemicals. It is an all-encompassing agricultural, philosophical, ethical and spiritual system, pointed toward cultivating health rather than treating symptoms.. Biodynamics was developed in the early 20th century by the Austrian educator, farmer and theorist Rudolf Steiner. Steiners philosophy of anthroposophy led ...
One of the main lessons of Ryan, Chris Landreths short computer animated biography of Canadian animator Ryan Larkin, is the same as this seasons other computer-effects extravaganza, Star Wars Episode 3, and that is: child prodigies rarely pursue a constant upward tragectory. Whether its a spectacular, violent flame-out like Yukio Mishima, (or Anakin Skywalker), or the more common gradual descent into creepy irrelevance of, say, Saul Kripke, your own is always the toughest act to follow.. Ryan Larkin joined the National Film Board in the 1960s at age 19, and created three short animations, Syrinx, Walking, and Street Musique, all of which are included as extras on the DVD, along with Landreths two other computer-animated shorts, the end and Bingo. All of these are worth seeing; the contrast between Landreths work, with its dark humour and pomo ironic self-awareness, and the simplicity, psychedelic beauty and personality of Larkins work, is remarkable. There doesnt seem to be a single ...
Inside Jokes: Many times, nicknames are given in the midst of an inside joke in the making, completely unplanned, and somehow it just ends up sticking. By using this site you agree to the following Terms of Use. Read more - Cookie Policy. Sometimes nicknames were formed by adding a y or ey to the end of a name or part of a name - i.e. Adolf Twitler: A pun on Adolf Hitler. Late night comedian Jimmy Kimmel unleashed a new nickname on President Donald Trump Wednesday. But in the all time greatest aspect, Jimi wins by a fine margin. 0 0. rachrawrr. (He jimmied the door open, for example.) Nickname - Immy Nicknames, cool fonts, symbols and tags for Immy - Imogen, immy, jimmy, imMy sharma, Imaan, Imagen. According to Wikipedia: Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius is a 2001 American computer-animated science fiction comedy film produced by Nickelodeon Movies, O Entertainment and DNA Productions, and distributed by Paramount Pictures. RM // Kim Namjoon; God of Destruction (he is clumsy),RapMon (his old name ...
The creators of Shrek and the Wallace & Gromit films team up for this computer-animated comedy about rodents living beneath the London streets. Featuring the...
The health care systems of the European Union (EU) member states have been subject to continuous reform over the last twenty years, mainly stemming from the pressures of aging populations and challenges in reforming public budgets. Over the same period, the EU witnessed its biggest enlargement (the so called big bang) that brought in ten new countries - almost all of which belong to the group of transition countries. The enlargement in 2004 (and the subsequent one in 2007)a also allowed for the possibility of both patients and medical staff to migrate across borders, thus adding further layers of complexity to the extant national health care systems. Given this background, an evaluation of peoples perception of health care quality (and of patient safety) is a high-priority task, not least because a careful examination of factors that influence perceptions of health care quality could provide the basis for effective policy action aimed at improving access to services and the quality of ...
This course offers a cross-disciplinary foundation for the design of games and interactive multi-media technology for artists, designers and technologists. Students will learn human-centered design principles and apply these methodologies to collaborative team-based projects across web, mobile and games. Using case studies, brainstorming processes, and rapid analog and digital prototyping, students learn design thinking and problem-solving techniques to enhance usability, incorporate sensory experience, influence perception, increase appeal, and make more effective interactive design decisions.. ...
In May 2016, the Illinois Appellate Court reversed Mastersons convictions and ordered a new trial. In light of the fact that the defendants conviction rested upon the repudiated pre-trial statements of Rosado and Payton and the identification testimony of three witnesses who had initially told the police that the person they saw…was a Hispanic male, we believe that the proposed testimony…regarding the factors which may influence perception and affect the reliability of eyewitness identification would have been both probative and relevant and would have aided the jury in determining the trustworthiness of the identification of the defendant by Evans, Tankson and Randle, the court ruled ...
Once the movie gets rolling, its a case of anthropomorphism run amuck. The fun really kicks in with the introduction of a cute little bunny named Snowball (Kevin Hart, Central Intelligence) along with a menagerie of snakes, lizards, cats, tarantulas and all other manner of flushed pets who form his gang.. Snowball used to be a magicians best friend, a key component of his magic act. Then cute little bunnies became passé in the magic scene. That turn sent Snowball to the dark side of pet life - and led to his rise as a gang leader in the sewers. At turns, hes a cutesy little ball of fluff then hes a raging maniac of pure, unbridled and unleased pet aggression.. It all serves as passable entertainment that does a modestly decent job of keeping all ages entertained. In particular, Max and Duke find themselves in a hot dog factory and the result is a wildly hallucinatory out-of-body fantasy for the duo.. More of that kind of out-there inventiveness couldve lifted Pets to a higher level, but ...
Ive been struggling to capture a decent image of a gastrotrich for quite a while, but this afternoon this obliging example (Chaetonotus sp., I think) paused just long enough in my field of view for me to record it. Gastrotrichs are miniature aquatic equivalents of the roadrunner, always on the move - although in this case propelled by a layer of beating cilia on their underside (gastrotrich means hairy stomach) rather than legs. This one seemed to be feeding. That circular mouth, surrounded by a ring of tiny teeth, and the muscular pharynx that it leads to ingest just about anything that the animal collides with and thats small enough to enter the gap. The outer covering of cuticular spines give this gastrotrich a fearsome appearence and if you are smaller that it is (i.e. less than about a quarter of a millimetre) the sight of one of these high-speed hunters hurtling towards you must be a nightmare - not that pond life suffers from nightmares; sorry, lapsed into anthropomorphism there. Been ...
Gr 5-7-Dog lovers will find plenty of useful activities and helpful advice in this title. Children are invited to read the safety tips at the start, then skip around to their favorite activity. They can learn how to make a footprint and nose print of their pet, take Spots pulse, test canine cranial nerves, find Fidos favorite food, give a massage, etc. Safety hints include how to avoid bites and what to do if a menacing dog approaches. Most activities require only a few readily available tools and supplies. The type is set amid plenty of white space. Colorful cartoon illustrations portray myriad hounds and their multiethnic human friends. Abundant anthropomorphism is used as a visual aid to the lively text. A yawn with your dog activity shows poodle and girl yawning at each other. A discussion of the heart depicts a bulldog clipping out valentines. And smiling pups are everywhere. Additional information is set apart in green-rimmed fact bubbles. Fun, enlightening fare for inquisitive dog ...
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The deeper reason for Handes dissatisfaction is probably that what he wants is not a defense of theism against arguments from evil, but a full-blown theodicy. Not everyone appreciates the difference. A theodicy would seek to explain why God allows (or, on some views, causes) evil and to justify God for doing so. Its understandable why people want this sort of justification; because most people approach God primarily in religious contexts that encourage various kinds of anthropomorphism, it is very tempting to imagine that God is basically just a really powerful person. When a person causes or allows some evil to occur, we quite reasonably want an explanation from him, and it can become impossible to believe that he is really a good person if we dont get one. But an essential component in any intellectually respectable, adult belief in God (whether purely philosophical or as part of religious faith) is understanding that God is not a person or a mind or a moral agent in anything like a literal ...
The deeper reason for Handes dissatisfaction is probably that what he wants is not a defense of theism against arguments from evil, but a full-blown theodicy. Not everyone appreciates the difference. A theodicy would seek to explain why God allows (or, on some views, causes) evil and to justify God for doing so. Its understandable why people want this sort of justification; because most people approach God primarily in religious contexts that encourage various kinds of anthropomorphism, it is very tempting to imagine that God is basically just a really powerful person. When a person causes or allows some evil to occur, we quite reasonably want an explanation from him, and it can become impossible to believe that he is really a good person if we dont get one. But an essential component in any intellectually respectable, adult belief in God (whether purely philosophical or as part of religious faith) is understanding that God is not a person or a mind or a moral agent in anything like a literal ...
Vulturo asks me to spell out my position on Laloo Pradad Yadav (LPY). A commentator on my last post accuses me of being ambivalent like any politician as my previous post vacillates from pro-Laloo to anti-Laloo and back again. So let me make things more explicit. To me LPY is an anthropomorphism of the filth…
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When people are prompted to give an account of what God is and they know that what they say is under scrutiny, they are inclined to describe a theologically correct being. That is, after centuries of debate and scholarly inquiry, philosophers and theologians have developed a highly abstract description of a being who possesses a set of carefully defined properties. Questions and challenges about the notion of God that the Old Testament Hebrews touted, for instance, have led us to explain God in ways that are less easily rejected as implausible. The general direction of these accounts has been away from anthropomorphism. The most simple, and objectionable, accounts of God that has been present in traditions have been highly anthropomorphic. God is conceived of as a person who occupies specific times and places, perhaps the way we do. He goes walking in the Garden of Eden, he argues with contrary humans, he impregnates women, he has desires and beliefs, he learns about events, he reacts to human ...
Over a 1-2 year period, 40 cancer patients experiencing poorly controlled pain will be enrolled in to a prospective single-arm cohort study, in which they will receive an orally administered cannabis oil formulation as an add-on therapy to current treatment regimens. Subjects entering the acute study phase will be titrated to a tolerated dose at which a sustained pain response is reached, and may subsequently enter a 12 week chronic phase during which safety and durability of pain response will be assessed at their stable dose ...
In Europe, we have chiropractors, homeopaths, naturopaths and anthroposophical physicians who recommend to their patients not to vaccinate their children. In
In the case of existing of knee joint pain in connection with osteoarthritis, can come in the most natural healing practices Ausleitverfahren. Baunscheid animals and cupping have a positive impact on the complaints. But also the self-blood therapy has a pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory effect, yet at the same time, the defense will be strengthened. Wheal treatments around the knee joint, performed, by appropriate means, from Anthroposophical medicine can also provide Relief.. All in all, a healthy diet that is rich in fresh fruit and vegetables and a low proportion of animal products, important to the over-Acidification of the organism to counteract. In the case of existing obesity is a weight management should be sought. Herbal medicine has in its Portfolio of pain-relieving and stimulating metabolism of the plants. The devils claw, horsetail, and nettle are used in conjunction with the knee joint pain. Frankincense, known to the Church, was already used in ancient times for the treatment ...
Paracelsus so loved minerals that he even preferred to augment plant tinctures with the ash from the burned plant, forming what he called a spagyric remedy. This reflected his belief that the mineral component of a plant has especially strong healing powers, without which the tincture is an incomplete healing agent [Coulter, I, 350, 413, 421, 443; II, 51]. Again, this reflects a strong preference for mineral drugs, and also the notion that the unique life-force of each plant specially concocts a subtle blend of minerals from the soil, which becomes sealed with the spiritual imprint of the plants life-force. These ideas and techniques also found transmission through Goethe [1749-1832] to Rudolph Steiner [1861-1925] and sprouted in his anthroposophical medicine [Hill, 29], where similar techniques are still employed.. All such arcane knowledge, Hahnemann could easily have accessed - and very probably did - in the many esoteric medical and alchemical texts in Brukenthals great library in ...
Kita selalu minta bersungguh-sungguh supaya sesuatu rezeki tu di datangkan pada kita, saat2 kita amat memerlukannya..tp kadang Allah lambat sampaikan pada kita. Atau Allah tak beri langsung pada kita. Tp, kita kena ingat, Allah itu Maha Adil. Apa yg kita mintak , bila tak dapat, tak bermakna Allah tak sayangkan kita. Allah berikan dalam bentuk lain dari yg kita mintak, dan kadang Allah tak beri pada kita, tp Allah beri pada anak-anak kita, pada ibu bapa kita ataupun pada cucu-cucu kita di masa akan datang ...
dlm hal ni, kita x bleh nk agk sbb kdg2 benda2 mcm ni dtg dgn sndirinya. kdg2 wlaupun kite nk lari dpd brcinta, tp last2 brcinta gk. benda ni slalunya brlaku mse kt IPT la klu korang prasan kan. Soal perlu ke x brcinta ni, klu korang tnya mne2 pakar motivasi pn, msti jwapanya x. Mmg la, mse ni kite kena fokus studi. Yg mne lg pnting cinta atau studi? cinta ni kite xtau smpai mne ia akan brkekalan, lgpun dgn cinta je x mnjamin mse depan kite n psangan kita. Tp klu kita fokus kpd studi itu lah yg akan mnjamin mse depan kita. X payah la risau psal nk couple, kan jodoh dh ditentukan Allah, so, ape nk kesah lg kan..Ok lah, ad org ckp mmber die couple bgai nk rak, tp brjaya jgk. Dlm soal ni, kita xleh nk samakan diri kita dgn dia. Ada sesetengah org, diorang jdikan brcinta tu sbg tonik utk studi dan brjaya. tp, adakah kita bleh jdkan itu sbg teladan baik utk kita? tahniah la klu ad couple yg bleh smpai tahap mcm tu, tp kita kena ingat, rmbut sama hitam tp hati lain2..skali kita trjebak dlm alam ...
dlm hal ni, kita x bleh nk agk sbb kdg2 benda2 mcm ni dtg dgn sndirinya. kdg2 wlaupun kite nk lari dpd brcinta, tp last2 brcinta gk. benda ni slalunya brlaku mse kt IPT la klu korang prasan kan. Soal perlu ke x brcinta ni, klu korang tnya mne2 pakar motivasi pn, msti jwapanya x. Mmg la, mse ni kite kena fokus studi. Yg mne lg pnting cinta atau studi? cinta ni kite xtau smpai mne ia akan brkekalan, lgpun dgn cinta je x mnjamin mse depan kite n psangan kita. Tp klu kita fokus kpd studi itu lah yg akan mnjamin mse depan kita. X payah la risau psal nk couple, kan jodoh dh ditentukan Allah, so, ape nk kesah lg kan..Ok lah, ad org ckp mmber die couple bgai nk rak, tp brjaya jgk. Dlm soal ni, kita xleh nk samakan diri kita dgn dia. Ada sesetengah org, diorang jdikan brcinta tu sbg tonik utk studi dan brjaya. tp, adakah kita bleh jdkan itu sbg teladan baik utk kita? tahniah la klu ad couple yg bleh smpai tahap mcm tu, tp kita kena ingat, rmbut sama hitam tp hati lain2..skali kita trjebak dlm alam ...
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9. Oleh kerana kita mengambil berat akan hutang negara, sekiranya rakyat dibebankan lagi dengan hutang, kita berkewajipan untuk memastikan bahawa pendapatan negara digunakan untuk kepentingan rakyat dan bukannya untuk pembayaran faedah kepada sipiutang dan pemegang bon. Sekiranya terdapat hutang sah dan kita bertanggungjawab keatasnya maka kita berhak mendapat maklumat mengenai hutang tersebut. Yang demikian, sebagai Ahli Dewan Rakyat adalah menjadi tugas kita dan kita berhak untuk mendapat segala maklumat berkaitan dengan hutang tersebut. Sebagai Ahli Dewan Rakyat kita juga bertanggungjawab untuk memastikan segala jaminan, dengan izin Tan Sri Yang Dipertua, instrument kewangan dan letters of comfort yang membebankan rakyat jelata dengan hutang dibentangkan di Dewan yang mulia ini. Cara ini membolehkan kita menilai dengan penuh tanggungjawab sama ada wajar atau tidak rakyat terus dibebankan ...
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Walaupun begitu, memanglah sukar yang teramat untuk kita menerima hakikat bahawa kita dalam perhatian Allah. Kita memupuk minda dengan membisikkan bahawa kita tidak disayangiNya. Sebenarnya, jalan terbaik untuk kita mengerti tentang segala sengsara itu adalah dengan mendekatiNya semula. Kemungkinan, satu ketika tanpa kita sedar sebenarnya haluan hidup telah tersasar dari landasannya. Untuk mengembalikan kita kepada landasan sebenarnya, Tuhan mencampakkan sedikit dan sekelumit cuma dari segala musibah yang sepatutnya diberikan kepada ummatNya ...
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  • For the 2021 AGM, a group within the Goetheanum Leadership put together a working paper on anthroposophy and racism. (goetheanum.ch)
  • In the early 1920s Steiner began to work with members of the Society to form practical institutions and activities of Anthroposophy including the first Waldorf School. (anthroposophy.ie)
  • The Waldorf School and other institutions originating out of anthroposophy. (steinerlibrary.org)
  • Anthroposophy] is increasing [in the Waldorf School], and more and more children come to it. (google.com)
  • Rudolf Steiner's life achievement is that through Anthroposophy as a scientific method of acquiring knowledge, the reality of a spiritual world and its connection to the evolution of the human being can be known. (anthroposophy.ie)
  • This introduction to Rudolf Steiner's anthroposophy seeks to show that many of his ideas have already entered the mainstream, or are on the cusp of doing so. (ereaderiq.com)
  • [23] The historian of religion Olav Hammer has termed anthroposophy "the most important esoteric society in European history. (sciencetheory.net)
  • Most important, Steiner tried to reveal the esoteric nature of Anthroposophy in an exoteric way, because he believed that today's spiritual crisis requires it. (goetheanscience.org)
  • This article was originally published in "Anthroposophy Worldwide" 5/2021. (goetheanum.ch)
  • This first academic edition of the essential works of the founder of anthroposophy, which observers have called a 'turning point' in academic Steiner research, triggered a wide range of reactions. (steiner-studies.org)
  • The announcement was perceived as a minor sensation, since until then the founder of anthroposophy had not yet received much attention in academic circles. (steiner-studies.org)
  • The basis of anthroposophical mistletoe preparations was developed by Rudolf Steiner, the founder of anthroposophy. (beoverde.ie)
  • [3] Steiner chose the term anthroposophy (from anthropo- , human, and Sophia , wisdom) to emphasize his philosophy's humanistic orientation. (sciencetheory.net)
  • and is not a moron or ill-willed, can see that Steiner was more libertarian than most people today, and argued for a rather minimalist state, which in his view was not to have any kind of religion or ideology or philosophy -- not even anthroposophy -- in control of the State. (skepdic.com)
  • Anthroposophy is a human oriented spiritual philosophy that reflects and speaks to the basic deep spiritual questions of humanity, to our basic artistic needs, to the need to relate to the world out of a scientific attitude of mind, and to the need to develop a relation to the world in complete freedom. (reverseritual.com)
  • Anthroposophy is a philosophy founded in the early 20th century by the esotericist Rudolf Steiner that postulates the existence of an objective, intellectually comprehensible spiritual world, accessible to human experience. (sciencetheory.net)
  • Anthroposophy is a spiritual philosophy founded by Rudolf Steiner that brings the spiritual traditions of central Europe into a modern context. (humanityhealing.net)
  • The practice of anthroposophy is based on cosmopolitan and social commitment. (goetheanum.ch)
  • Anthroposophy is a source of spiritual knowledge & a practice of inner development. (reverseritual.com)
  • After the demonstration against the coronavirus measures in Berlin on 29 August 2020, various magazine articles appeared once again accusing anthroposophy and Waldorf schools of being close to right-wing extremism. (erziehungskunst.de)
  • Cuantitativo, cuasiexperimental, tipo com 25 mulheres com câncer de mama submetidas à radioterapia em pre y posprueba, realizado con 25 mujeres con cáncer de mama sometidas um Centro de Oncologia do Sul de Minas Gerais, entre julho de 2019 a a radioterapia en un Centro de Oncología del Sur de Minas Gerais, entre março de 2020. (bvsalud.org)
  • It also lives as applied or practical anthroposophy in various "daughter movements" or initiatives of anthroposophy. (reverseritual.com)
  • This even applies to some of the cultural initiatives arising from the applied anthroposophy of Rudolf Steiner which have existed since the twenties of the 20th century. (eliant.eu)
  • Anthroposophy is not a religion. (iwtt.org)
  • The clear implication is that Anthroposophy itself is a religion, standing as an alternative to Catholicism, Protestantism, and other mainstream faiths. (google.com)
  • The religion of Waldorf teacher-priests is Anthroposophy. (google.com)
  • The schools are an indoctrination into the cult of Anthroposophy. (skepdic.com)
  • Anthroposophy recognises that each individual human is a physical, soul and spiritual being, and that we each find meaning and purpose through relationships to each other, to the world around us, and to the wider universe. (anthroposophy.ie)
  • Anthroposophy offers a comprehensive interpretation of human and world evolution, and the methods through which each human being can independently receive insights into fundamental human questions like 'why am I here? (anthroposophy.ie)
  • In its investigations of the spiritual world, anthroposophy aims to attain the precision and clarity of natural science's investigations of the physical world. (humanityhealing.net)
  • In essence Anthroposophy for me is the connection to the spiritual world and how that relates to myself and my way in the world. (anthroposophy.org.nz)
  • On this basis, anthroposophy strives to bridge the clefts that have developed since the Middle Ages between the sciences, the arts and the spiritual strivings of man as the three main areas of human culture, and build the foundation for a synthesis of them for the future. (reverseritual.com)
  • Anthroposophy is also an impulse to nurture the life of the soul in the individual and in human society, meaning among other things to nurture the respect for and interest in others on a purely human basis independently of their origin and views. (reverseritual.com)
  • Anthroposophy is a path of knowledge, to guide the Spiritual in the human being to the Spiritual in the universe. (anthroposophy.ie)
  • He encourages the reader to consider our human and spiritual potential that Anthroposophy can help us develop. (goetheanscience.org)
  • In this part of the training, or in this course if taken alone, the basic ideas of Anthroposophy are studied and discussed over a one year period. (iwtt.org)
  • Regarding the letter you recently posted from someone writing about anthroposophy and Rudolf Steiner: whatever else Steiner may have done, he did not tell his students nor hint to them that they or anthroposophy should gain state power over others. (skepdic.com)
  • While there has been relatively little academic interest in Steiner during the past 100 years, students and adherents of anthroposophy have produced and published a large number of scholarly papers and books during the same time. (steiner-studies.org)
  • In evaluating Waldorf education and Anthroposophy, we should primarily consider statements made by Rudolf Steiner. (google.com)
  • Bizarre, occult beliefs continue to animate Waldorf education and Anthroposophy now, in the 21st century. (google.com)
  • After finishing a BA, she went on to complete her Foundations in Steiner Education and Anthroposophy at Sydney Steiner College, as well as her Waldorf Early Childhood Certification at the Rudolf Steiner Centre in Toronto. (meaganrosewilson.com)
  • As one of the most important spiritual teachers of the twentieth century, he felt that it was vital to describe the purpose and nature of Anthroposophy from numerous perspectives. (goetheanscience.org)
  • That's basically what anthroposophy asks, teaching a philosophical approach to medicine. (themcelroy.family)
  • Followers of anthroposophy aim to develop mental faculties of spiritual discovery through a mode of thought independent of sensory experience. (sciencetheory.net)
  • I just read your article on Steiner, Waldorf, and Anthroposophy. (skepdic.com)
  • Foundation in Anthroposophy is an essential part of the Teacher Training , but may be taken as a separate self-development course. (iwtt.org)