Music video by NLT performing Karma. (C) 2008 TUG/Geffen Records
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Reflexology pressure points in the feet coordinate with other parts of the body, and proper massage of these pressure points can alleviate pain or discomfort in the coordinating areas. Discover reflexology pressure points with tips from a certified reflexology practitioner in this free video on alternative medicine. Expert: Darya McNolty Contact: www.pyramidvt.com Bio: Darya McNolty is a certified reflexology practitioner with a loyal and growing client list at the Pyramid Wellness Center in Rutland, Vt. Filmmaker: Rich Alcott
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Originally posted 2011-03-09 23:43:11. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Come step into a world of rhyme, reason and truth. Get to know the Internationally Acclaimed Poet Rainey Moon whose words won Suggested Artist for Songwriter of the Year by nationally recognized music video channel VH1’s sponsored Save the Music Foundation in 2004 and whose book Timeless Souls nominated for the 2005 IPPY Awards inspired Australian band The Honey Palace to produce the song Love Never Stays.

Reviewers proclaim her work as off the beaten path with a profound insightfulness that few authors achieve through her gentle and inspirational free-verse contemplations of the soul. Rainey has been compared to renowned poet Emily Dickinson and her work deemed a modern day Song of Solomon. Silence befalls her listeners as she flows her words in awe of her ability to captivate the thoughts, emotions and experiences of so many. Now it’s your turn to experience Rainey Moon.

Chesterfield native, Rainey Moon, will be the Guest Poet at The Little Professor Book Center as the Poetry Aloud group celebrates National Poetry Month. The event will be held on April 16, 2005 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. She will present readings from her newest release Whispered Words, discuss the creative processes of her work and offer tips on how to become a published poet. She will also be available for book signings and one-on-one chatting after the close of the meeting.

The Little Professor Book Center is located in the Chesterfield Meadows Shopping Center. The event is free; however, seating is limited so please call ahead for a reservation. For more information call or to reserve your seat call 804-777-9388. You may also visit Rainey’s website at http://www.raineymoon.com.

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Originally posted 2011-08-16 23:32:02. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

From Hemingway’s Novels, Keats’ Poems to Nin’s Erotic Stories: Less Words Say More  

Article by Gene Schwerman

From the succinct, tight prose of Earnest Hemingway, to the hyper extended imagery of John Keats, to the intense social observations of Anais Nin, again and again we find that brevity is not only the soul of wit, as Shakespeare noted, but also the heart and soul of great literature.

“All good books have one thing in common – they are truer than if they had really happened,” Ernest Hemingway pronounced. If that does not say enough in very few words, try this one: “All modern American literature comes from one book by Mark Twain called Huckleberry Finn.”

On a less serious note Hemingway wrote: “Always do sober what you said you’d do drunk. That will teach you to keep your mouth shut.” On his own writing he said a mouthful in these few words: “For a long time now I have tried simply to write the best I can. Sometimes I have good luck and write better than I can.”

I fell madly in love with Lady Brett Ashley in Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises with less actual information about her than with any other woman or ethereal being I have ever loved. No one would accuse Hemingway of writing Erotic Stories, but for me, The Sun Also Rises is exactly that and more.

Erotic Stories are the domain of Anais Nin. Nin not only writes erotic stories in the midst of great literature, she brings much of Hemingway’s minimalist verbiage to the art of doing so. There just aren’t too many authors in any genre with the flair for saying as much in a few words as Nin. “Age does not protect you from love. But love, to some extent, protects you from age.” Nin points out.

Consider these few words:” And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom.” She paints such a beautiful flower with so few brush strokes. From one of her erotic stories, The Hungarian Adventurer, she sums up her main character quite succinctly thus:

“The Baron almost fell in love with Anita and stayed with her for a longer time than with any woman. She fell in love with him and bore him two children. But after a few years he was off again. The habit was too strong; the habit of freedom and change.”

So in literature less is more as well as in wit. Who then wins the war of fewer words? That’s easy: John Keats. Keats was one of the best of the group of Romantic Poets, and a great poet by any standard. But for saying the most in the fewest words it is hard to beat John Keats.

“A thing of beauty is a joy forever.” Eight words defining art throughout history. I’d call that fairly precise.

“‘Beauty is truth, truth beauty,’ – that is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.” Under twenty words describing the human condition of man on earth.

“I am certain of nothing but the holiness of the heart’s affections, and the truth of imagination.” A little wordy there John how about this? Feel and be who you are. I think we can excuse the verbosity!

“I have been astonished that men could die martyrs for religion – I have shuddered at it. I shudder no more – I could be martyred for my religion – Love is my religion – I could die for that.” Martyrdom and the definition of love in a single breath, could someone please hand John that Golden Chalice.

Keats’ book length treatise on the workings of the imagination replete with his own erotic stories is contained in his five stanza poem: Ode on a Grecian Urn. It may take several months to read it in its entirety.

About the Author

Gene Schwerman is the founder and head marketing consultant for Truly Unique Website Design. Truly Unique works on websites of all varieties, such as http://www.mainstreamerotica.com, where you can find erotic stories and erotic photography.

Originally posted 2011-01-14 23:43:21. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Question by xburnxyourxfriendsx: Whare are the symbols for ” I believe in karma” in traditional formal Chinese?
I want to get it going down my side, I just dont know the symbols or where to find them or even if they are correct.

Best answer:

Answer by Yimo C
我相信緣份

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Originally posted 2011-08-06 17:32:01. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Yoga at the Botanic Garden


Join us for yoga at the Japanese Garden before Summer Nights Concerts this summer.

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Yoga at the Botanic Garden


Join us for yoga at the Japanese Garden before Summer Nights Concerts this summer.

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Yoga at the Botanic Garden


Join us for yoga at the Japanese Garden before Summer Nights Concerts this summer.

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Originally posted 2011-08-08 02:03:55. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Making St. John’s Wort tinctures 5 of 5


Now just add the oil and stir…

Cuisine of the Polish Presidency 05


Famous Polish tinctures.

Słynne polskie nalewki.

Originally posted 2011-07-31 16:32:01. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Homoeopathy for bad breath – Part 2

Article by PJ Germain

Offensive smell from the mouth is a common complaint in the day to day medical practice.It mainly affects those who mingle with others very closely. Bad breath is noticed mainly by the friends & family members or some times person himself feel it and come to the doctor.Many badbreathers develop depression which forces them to be away from the society which in turn hampers their activities.

Some useful homoeo drugs for bad breath:

11) Chelidonium:

Tongue yellow with imprint of teeth.Bad odor with bitter taste in the mouth.Useful for bad breath with liver complaints.Thirst for hot liquids.Patient feels better by eating. Constipation with hard round stools.Constipation alternating with diarrhoea.

12) Graphites:

This medicine act well on obese patients with skin troubles.Breath smells like urine.Rotten odor with salivation and blisters in the mouth.Sour eructations with gastric complaints.Skin complaints with sticky discharges.Gastric pain ameliorated by eating.

13) kali bich:

Bad breath with gastric ulcer.There are round ulcers in the mouth.Saliva viscid. Vomiting with bitter taste.Tongue is smooth.Craves bear.Gastric complaints alternating with rheumatism.

14) kreosotum:

Teeth dark and crumbly.Bitter taste in the mouth with putrid odour.Very rapid decay of teeth.All discharges are very offenssive.Gums spongy and bleed easily.Bad breath associated with caries and gastric complaints.

15) Lachesis:

This medicine act on dark restless patients with jelousy.Tongue is black coloured. Complaints are aggravated during sleep.Wants fanning from a long distance.Cannot tolerate tight cloathing around body.Complaints aggravated in hot climate.

16) Lycopodium:

Act well on intelligent people who are physically weak.They have lack of self confidence.Useful for badbreath associated with sour eructations with burning in throat. Teeth excessively painful to touch.There are blisters on the tongue.Wants warm food and drinks.These people are usually constipated.Craving for sweets well marked.

17) Merc sol:

Sweetish metallic taste in the mouth with bloody viscid saliva. Gum is spongy and bleed easily.Mouth is moist with increased thirst.Teeth indented. Crown of the teeth decay.Fetid odor from the mouth can be felt all over the room.Ulcerations in the mouth with bleeding.All body discharges are offenssive.All complaints are aggravated at night.

18) Nux vomica:

This medicine act well on people who lead a sedentery life.They are very short tempered and become angry very easily.They are very busy in their occupation and enjoy modern civilised life with all types of food and drink.Bad breath is more after meals and in the morning. Posterior part of the tongue is coated and anterior part is clean.Sour taste in the mouth with nausea in the morning.They have got frequent urge for stool.Heavy feeling in abdomen after food is noticed.

19) Plantago:

Dental caries with severe toothache.Pain better by eating.Salivation is better by eating. Toothache with swelling of gums.Gargling plantago Q is useful to get relief from toothache due to caries.

20) Pulsatilla:

Act well on mild and gentle ladies with a yielding disposition.Patient is very timid with a weeping tendency.Bad breath is noticed mainly in the morning.Mouth is very dry but dosn’t want to drink water. Yellow or white tongue covered with a tenacious mucus.Taste is altered.Taste of food remains in the mouth for a long time.Patient wash the mouth frequently.

21) Psorinum:

Act well on unclean patients with bad odor. Hawking up of cheesy, pea like balls of disgusting smell and taste is the main cause for bad breath in these patients.Tonsils are swollen with profuse offenssive saliva.Quinsy with tough mucus in throat.All body secretions are filthy.Eructations taste like bad eggs.Very hungry and getup even at midnight for food.Swallowing is painful with pain in ears.

22) Pyrogen:

Bad breath of septic origin is cured with this medicine.Taste terribly fetid with horrible breath,tongue red,dry,smooth asif varnished.Bad breath associated with high fever and coffeground vomiting. In general patients body is very sensitive to touch,can’t rest on bed because of bruinsed pain.All discharges are offenssive.

23) Sulphur:

This medicine act best on dirty & filthy people with offenssive odor and a tendecy for skin diseases.Lips dry bright red with burning sensation..Tongue white with red tip & borders.Bitter taste in the morning. Eructations are putrid.Burning in all parts of the body. Aversion to bathing is well marked.Not bothered about hygiene,still they believe that they are having superhuman powers. These individuals are very selfish.

Some homoeo mother tinctures (Q) useful for bad breath.

[mother tincture should not be taken directly because it can produce burning sensation,hence 10 drops should be mixed in half glass of water and taken internally or used for gargling]

1) Cinnamon Q: This mother tincture can be used for gragling after diluting with water.Also useful for bleeding from gums.

2) Eucalyptus Q: This tincture can be used as a mouth wash after mixing with water.Internal use of this medicine can remove mucus from the respiratory tract.Also useful for cold and coryza.

3) Zingiber Q: Useful for bad breath associated with gastric complaints. This medicine can improve digestion.Also used for gargling.

4) Rhus glabra Q: Gargling of this tincture is very useful for ulcerative lesions in the mouth like aphthous ulcer.Internal use of this tincture can reduce the bad smell of stool & flatus.

5) Oleum caryophyllum Q: Gargling of this tincture can reduce toothache.Due to it’s fregrant quality very useful to reduce bad breath.

6) Balsamum peru Q: This medicine can remove the mucus from respiratory tract hence very useful in chronic bronchitis and lung abscess.Can heal the ulcers in the mouth by gargling this tincture,it can also produce pleasent smell from the mouth.

7) Menthol Q: This is a main ingradient in tonics and syrups.Gargling of this tincture reduces bad breath.

Originally posted 2011-08-15 12:32:01. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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