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used on a a theory or product of endorsement by hiding the truth with a celebrity or a statement that is believable to ones eye.

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when it is said to be 100% all natural but in reality it is not all healthy and safe.

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the sense of feeling they get from a certain object or energy they claim to be around to make them believe in something more than they already have.

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multiple set of principles and theories that are blindly told to make it so easy to believe in them til this day. The generations have been constantly changing yet these ancient wisdoms will always be left as a footprint in many lives as a lesson.

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when you are given information , having thoughts, or searching for information from an existing person's belief which makes you believe in only the facts.

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defined to believe in invisible things for a sense of meaning although it not 100% real/accurate but is told for the sense of imagination you can say.

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the way we see an image or object through our eyes of reflection.

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Emotional connections are not always easy to read. Emotional connections are the way we reflect in any given scenario. It is the way we have trouble making the right decisions on what to believe and what not to believe.

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The picture used to showcase appeal to authority is a famous baseball player named Clayton Kershaw where he is endorsing this muscle milk product for young teens to drink it to gain muscles and become strong and a winner like him. Using sports players to endorse products to showcase the use and significance of these products and gaining a bigger audience is an example of appeal to authority.

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The company "Lush" is known for all of their products to be made with natural ingredients. Lush can be 100% natural but not all of their products are meant for all skin types to give it that healthy and safe result it is said to give. Which is where the red flag term comes in.

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This website discusses the energies within humans, animals, and plant life in a safe way of healing.

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MYSTICAL HEALING ENERGIES

(Investigator 77, 2001 March)

Laurie Eddie

One of the greatest of human puzzles has always been the concept of life. While we understand the physiological components of life, the actual animating force remains a mystery. Lacking scientific understanding early humans devised a number of explanations to answer this mystery.

Very early they developed the idea that some form of life force, an invisible life-giving energy was present in humans, animals and plant life. Some cultures even believed that the rocks, the mountains, and the Earth possessed this life giving energy.

Many different ideas evolved concerning this mysterious energy, but essentially it was viewed as a force that came down to Earth from the heavens. Just as tides waxed and waned by the influences of the Moon, so too it was believed, this force influenced everything in heaven and on earth including humans.

One of the earliest ideas was that this energy was somehow contained within the blood. Primitives seeing blood flow from a wounded animal or another human, and their subsequent death, assumed that the blood, or something in the blood, must give life to the body, and when that vital substance escaped, death followed.

A later idea was that this energy was contained in the air. Humans noted the power of the wind to move objects, so it made sense to them that air contained some mysterious life giving power. Humans also made an early connection between breathing and the air. It must have seemed logical to make a connection between air and life, for they would have observed that when one stopped breathing they died.

Later, when humans created deities this supreme power was perceived as a pre-existing force that animated the cosmos and brought order out of chaos; it gave birth to, and "animated" the Cosmos, then it created the gods. Because the gods were filled with this cosmic energy they too had the power to create life. So it was accepted that the gods used their power to create life. They had taken some inanimate material, usually clay is mentioned, shaped it into humans and animals then, breathing into it they made it alive. This idea is expressed in Genesis 2:7; Then the Lord God formed a man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life. Even today, we still use the term, "the breath of life," to refer to life.

To the ancient Greeks this energy was either Nous, Apeiron or Pneuma. Nous was the purest, most powerful substance in the cosmos, possessing universal knowledge, with power over all living things. Apeiron was the fifth element, able to take on the properties and shape of any substance. It gave life to the cosmos, to, all the heavens and the worlds within them. [Anaximander] The Logos, or Pneuma, (literally meaning, the "breath of life"), the substance mentioned in the New Testament, (John 1), was believed to be a universal substance animating the whole universe.

To the Hindus and Buddhists this energy was called Prana, a form of breath, or a life-current. The air itself was thought to conduct this subtle energy, and, as we breathed, we drew this force into our body. To the Chinese this mysterious energy was known as Qi, or ch'i. Ancient texts mention eleven mo or body vessels, which were believed to contain blood and ch'i.

An essential part of most of these ancient theories was that this vital energy "flowed" through the human body in special "channels" in much the same way that blood flowed. The Chinese called these channels, "meridians", and the energy flow was known as the sheng or ko cycles.

Over time these concepts became more sophisticated, so that Ayurvedic Medicine evolved a complex system of sixteen separate channels (srotas) existing on both a visible and invisible level. These included channels through which intelligence flowed, and another that channelled the flow of thoughts through the mind.

It was the flow of this energy that controlled one's health. Good health depended upon the unrestricted flow of this energy through the body; it was vital that the channels be kept open. Blockages of the channels in any part of the body would cause an imbalance, resulting in illness to that part. Thus, for the Chinese, good health was attributed to a regular flow of ch'i, while both physical and mental ill health was blamed upon excesses or deficiencies in ch'i, or caused by blockages of the flow of ch'i in various meridians.

More widespread blockages in many parts of the body could cause the energy flow to be so restricted that serious illness could occur throughout the entire body, and if the blockages were widespread and severe enough, this could result in the death of the individual.

To overcome such blockages and maintain a healthy flow of energy the various techniques developed their own treatment techniques. This then was the basis of the many concepts that later claimed to utilize the various energies to balance them, or to remove internal blockages so as to restore the individual to good health. For instance, in acupuncture, the treatment involved inserting needles into certain acupuncture points to remove the blockages, and restore the flow of ch'i in and out of the holes in the skin where it "lived."

Despite the primitiveness and the unscientific basis of these therapies many have survived to modern times. The list below includes only the better-known forms of treatment utilizing mystical healing energies:-

* Absent Diagnosis & Healing: Scanning patients from a distance, and projecting energy to produce "cures"; * Acupuncture: Treatment to release blockages of ch'i in the channels or meridians; * Amma: relaxation involving * Astara: New Age healing using prayer, spiritual beings, crystals and magnetic energy; * Pranic Healing: Using the hands to detect holes from which the * Qi Gong: Treating blockages in the flow of ch'i; * Aura Cleansing: flicking away bad vibes; * Aurasomatherapy: Using bottles of coloured liquids to "revitalize" the patient's aura; * Ayurvedic Medicine: Focuses on establishing and maintaining balance of the life energies, rather than focusing on individual symptoms. * Bioplasma Reading: Practitioners claim to be able to detect the "bioplasmic" (the life-force) field, and interpret it; * Breatharianism: A bizarre concept which claims that humans can attain a high level of physical, mental and spiritual development enabling them to exist on spiritual energy alone, with no need to eat food; * Chakra Balancing: Balancing your chakras to ensure proper reception of the "universal life force"; * Etheric Surgery: Aura balancing and psychic surgery, without touching the body; * Feng Shui: Similar to acupuncture in directing the flow of energy, except it is used in divert negative energy flows in buildings rather than bodies; * Jin Shin Jyutsu: A form of Shiatsu, designed to free blocked energy channels; * Magnetic Therapy: Using magnetic devices, (bracelets, inner soles), to stimulate blood flow and "accelerate" healing. These devices are claimed to be able to cure everything from arthritis to cancer; * Naturopathy: Claims that illness is caused by an imbalance of a vital life energy, and claims to be able to restore this balance through diet, etc. * Polarity therapy, which claims to release energy blockages and restore energy balance; * Radiance Therapy: Touching and brushing and laying on of hands. Similar to Pranic Healing; * Reiki: Opening up channels to enable the flow of energy from the healer to the patient, to balance and strengthen the body's energy, in order to increase the internal healing powers; * Shiatsu: A form of finger-acupressure, purports to stimulate the flow of energy through the meridians and autonomic nervous system; * Spiritual healing: Various techniques of projecting energy or healing power, often through prayer; * Therapeutic Touch: An updated version of the practice of laying on of hands, but without making actual contact with the body; * Toning, releasing the "god-energy" when we become attuned to the music of the spheres.prana, (the body's life force), may be escaping, and "sealing" these leaks.Qi (or ch'i),with a combination of breathing exercises and body movements in order to purify the major organs of the body;

Practitioners of these and many other alternative forms of therapy claim to utilize various energy forms which can produce physical and mental healing. Indeed, they go to great length to convince people of the legitimacy of their particular form of healing abilities, to the extent of "dressing-up" these "therapies" with pseudo-scientific claims. However, despite their claims, the fact is that none of these so-called "energies" have any scientific basis, for they simply do not exist.

Despite the fact that science has known of, and studied numerous forms of energy over hundreds of years, with the exception of magnetism, the so-called energy forces touted by alternative therapists remain undetectable. Alternative therapists would have us believe that this is because of the ethereal nature of these energies! This is ridiculous. The fact is, if they existed they would be detectable! All light, electrical and magnetic energies are part of an extremely well-studied spectrum. Modern instruments can detect the most subtle forms of energy, yet scientists have been unable to locate any of these "mysterious energies".

The reason for the inability of scientists to detect these "mysterious healing energies" is quite simple; it is because they do not exist! They are the ploys of con-merchants and individuals who are deluded.

Many patients claim to have been helped by these various forms of alternative therapies and it is reasonable to examine why these remedies can sometimes be effective. Basically, the positive effects of these treatments are part of a placebo effect, the patient's belief that the therapy will help.

It is not only unwise to depend upon such therapies, it is also dangerous, especially when serious illness is involved.

Not only are these various types of alternative therapies completely useless due to the fact that they are based upon primitive, unscientific concepts, but numerous tests of the abilities of the practitioners of a number of these forms of therapies have shown that:-

* These therapists are untrained and incompetent, with a profound ignorance of the most basic medical concepts; * They tend to make diagnoses on the basis of their own personal whims, rather than on the basis of actual disorders; * They tend to push their own very expensive "medicines", usually herbal medicines of suspect quality and efficacy, which patients "must take for long periods of time; * Their treatments and medicines are extremely expensive.

One of the dangers of dealing with these charlatans is that for reasons of personal power, ego and fear of being exposed as quacks they discourage their patients from seeking proper medical help. As a result serious health problems may go undetected. It is a travesty of modern health legislation that anyone can set up a practice and commence to "treat" patients.

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MYSTICAL HEALING ENERGIES (Investigator 77, 2001 March) Laurie Eddie One of the greatest of human puzzles has always been the concept of life. While we understand the physiological components of life, the actual animating force remains a mystery. Lacking scientific understanding early humans devised a number of explanations to answer this mystery.

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This website relates to ancient wisdom in a positive way with tips on making our lives easier. It gives us a different perception in the way we should take on our life from here on forward.

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Ancient wisdom can teach us surprisingly many things about ourselves and our lives.

We love to read and watch movies about ancient civilizations. There's just something mystical about people and their way of living in the times of ancient Rome and Greece.

Even if we are not dedicated fans of history, we enjoy a good myth, book or theatrical play based on ancient Greek, Roman or any other civilization from the distant past. The current hype about the Vikings is just another example. As it turns out, these pieces of ancient wisdom could help us fight everyday obstacles better than the self-help books written from the perspective of today's way of living and approach to problems.

In fact, one of the most selling books about ancient wisdom, "Ego is the enemy" written by best-selling author Ryan Holiday is based on our self-obsessed and egocentric perspectives. "Many of us think that the main obstacle to a full, prosperous life is the external world. In fact, the most obvious opponent in this quest is our Ego". - Says the Author. This is one of the best definitions of today's society.

So, how do we implement the ancient wisdom to our everyday life?

Here are some great bits of advice on how to live happily and have fewer worries from the people who lived some 2 to 3 thousands of years ago. People who had much fewer psychological issues than the people of the modern internet era...

1. What is Your Perception of The Event?

By the theory of Stoics, the events cannot be classified as good or bad, only the perception of them can be classified. If you apply this to the saying "It's all for the greater good". Sometimes things happen for a good reason, no matter how bad they appear to us in the beginning.

If nothing, you can always take a good lesson out of it, and never repeat the same mistake again: Change the perspective you are seeing things and you might find a totally new meaning to it.

This piece of Stoic philosophy was accommodated by famous psychologist Albert Ellis to develop the Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. This therapy is today's main method for helping people overcome obstacles, such as sadness, anxiety or anger.

2. Ignore What You Can't Control.

Simple and easy! The things which can be controlled, are usually the ones that will make changes in your life. So concentrate on them instead of fighting with the winds and natural disasters of your mind. The stoic principle here is very simple. Just ask yourself: What can I do about it? And if your answer is nothing, turn another page in your life.

Move on and things appear much more positive. If you are worrying too much about an event from the future, then you will lose a lot of positive energy today and will not be able to perform the basic tasks which could help that future event to turn out the best possible way.

3. Learn to Accept Everything, but Not Passively.

We tend to confuse the terms "accept" with "give up". If we accept something, this doesn't mean that we gave up our original idea. Maybe we will take a longer path or find a compromise and things will come back to the point where we wanted them. It's all about tactics. A good theory about intelligence says that it literally means the ability to adapt to new difficult situations. So use your intelligence, accept the situation but try to take the best possible actions to make it work for you.

4. Take a Mentor.

This might be one of the best pieces of advice an ancient person could give you! It's simple. Next time when you have problems, think about a person who inspires you: Think about their life and how would they react to your problems. They don't have to be someone you know personally, but if they are, call them and talk to them.

If they are a historical figure or a famous person from your time, read more about their lives or situations and learn from it. Some great battles were won just because the leaders were imitating the tactics of past commanders. Role models give us inspiration and motivate us.

5. Be Grateful.

Gratitude is a word that must be utilized much more in today's world. Not only the gratitude among people but general gratitude for things and happenings in your life. Stoics would recommend having a morning and evening ritual to prepare yourself for the day that's ahead. Gratitude plays a big role in this rituals.

If you take a few minutes and think about all the things that you are grateful for, simple things that really make your life better, you might learn to lead a happier life.

To Sum Things Up

In short, here's how ancient wisdom from the Stoics can help us become happier and have a better perspective on life-changing events:

1. The events don't influence your feelings, your perspective and beliefs do. Beliefs can be changed, quite easily! Learn more about methods of changing the beliefs.

2. Worrying will make you less efficient. Control what you can, ignore everything else. By trying to control unchangeable things you will end up in a cycle of constant failure.

3. Accept everything and then do something about it. Whatever happens, it can be changed with small efforts. Remember the story about the Phoenix.

4. Find a role model or a mentor. Talk to someone you respect or just read about your hero's life. You might change every situation in life if you apply some tactics of wise and successful role models.

5. Morning and Evening Rituals of gratitude will change many things. Try to accept this healthy habit. By being grateful for small things you will open the door for big and important positive events.
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5 Grains of Ancient Wisdom That Will Make Your Life Easier

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We love to read and watch movies about ancient civilizations. There's just something mystical about people and their way of living in the times of ancient Rome and Greece. Even if we are not dedicated fans of history, we enjoy a good myth, book or theatrical play based on ancient Greek, Roman or any other civilization from the distant past.

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This image defines confirmation bias in a more deep way where the person in this image has it's eyes on the back of his head. This is to prove you only believe in in what you are perceived with

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The tooth fairy has been in many little kid books, movies, tv shows and much more. It is used as a way to believe in a character for a child's preference in making their first ever fallen out tooth to be a special moment for them.

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I chose to use this cloud shape that looks like a rocket ship to define patternicity because of sense of imagination is that being used. Many of us enjoy looking for different shapes of animals, objects, and much more in clouds in knowing it is what you want to see rather it being a plain old cloud.

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These are the main emotions us humans go through on a daily basis.