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Games With-Directions - Take part in this pleasant experience was a real delight and pleasure, being aware of things that they can see each of our fundamental sense, they are: hearing, smell, taste, touch and vision. It is they who provide our relationship with the environment. In these senses, our body realizes what is around us, and it helps us survive and integrate with the environment in which we live.
is possible to establish all the senses each of them exercising, paying attention to all the events happening around us and trying as are recorded by our completely open mind to all these experiences that are transmitted to us by the senses.
the work of our dear friend Sylvie-Shaktima based on the experiences acquired throughout his life, his wealth of knowledge has been transmitted on the morning of this weekend on the premises School's Our World, a pleasant environment of peace and harmony. 
Games With-Directions - Take part in this pleasant experience was a real delight and pleasure, being aware of things that they can see each of our fundamental sense, they are: hearing, smell, taste, touch and vision. It is they who provide our relationship with the environment. In these senses, our body realizes what is around us, and it helps us survive and integrate with the environment in which we live.
is possible to establish all the senses each of them exercising, paying attention to all the events happening around us and trying as are recorded by our completely open mind to all these experiences that are transmitted to us by the senses.
the work of our dear friend Sylvie-Shaktima based on the experiences acquired throughout his life, his wealth of knowledge has been transmitted on the morning of this weekend on the premises School's Our World, a pleasant environment of peace and harmony.
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The Practice of Meditation
Why meditate?
Everyone wants happiness but it seems that few of us found it. In our pursuit of the satisfaction we get from one relationship to another, from one job to another, from one country to another. We spend our money with sophisticated sound equipment, computers, holidays in the sun. Or try to get back to nature, eating whole foods, yoga and meditation. Virtually everything we do is an attempt to find true happiness in interesting things and avoid contact with us even deeper. We fear that contact because it is based on fear of ignorance, anger and attachment.
There is nothing wrong with any of these things, there's nothing wrong with getting relationships and possessions. The problem is that we look as if they have some inherent ability to satisfy us, as if the causes of happiness. But they can not be - simply because they do not last. Everything is constantly changing in nature and eventually disappears: our body, our friends, all our possessions, environment. Our dependence on impermanent things and our attachment to the happiness they bring multicolor only cause disappointment and pain, and not satisfaction and contentment.
We actually experience happiness with things outside us, but that does not truly satisfy us or free us from our problems. It is a happiness of inferior quality, inconsistent and short-lived. That does not mean we should abandon our friends and our possessions to be happy. Rather, we need to give are our misconceptions about them and our unrealistic expectations about what they can do for us.
According to Buddhism, there is a lasting happiness, stable, and all have the potential to experience it. The causes of happiness are within our own mind, and methods to achieve it can be practiced by anyone, anywhere, in any lifestyle - living in the city, working on a job eight hours a day, taking care of a family having fun on the weekends.
Practicing these methods - meditation - can learn to be happy at any time, even in the most difficult.
Meditation is a method for acquainting our mind with virtue. The more familiar our mind is with virtue, more quiet and peaceful it becomes.
The more calm you are, the more we will be free from worries and mental discomfort or experience true happiness.
If our mind is not peaceful, then even though our situation outside is nice, we are not happy. However, if we train our mind to become peaceful we will be happy all the time, even in harsh conditions and difficult.
Meditation is a mental activity of consciousness: it involves a part of the mind that observes, analyzes and deals with the rest of the mind.
If we can see we are no longer totally unconscious. We are conscious we become.
The goal of meditation is to awaken an extremely subtle level of consciousness and use it to discover reality directly and intuitively.
Meditation analytical
conceptual understanding how things are. It is an intensive study session that may arouse a level of conceptual thinking much more subtle and powerful that we have in everyday life.
Before we can know how things are we must first identify our misconceptions. Therefore, meditate on the LAM RIM initially to develop renunciation, the determination to escape from suffering, not being under the influence of these misconceptions. Then meditate to awaken the sincere love and compassion and ultimately eradicating the design meditate erroneous, staying calm and making sense of emptiness.
analytical meditation is contemplation, is the basis for stabilizing meditation. Meditation analytical depends on listening, reading and receive the teachings of the Dharma.
contemplate the lessons that comes up an experiment: an inspiration virtuous, as a deep feeling of compassion that takes our mind to clear thinking and determined. When this feeling arises, meditate on it single-pointedly. If the mind loses this concentration, we turn to the contemplation of meditation until you feel aroused and can focus on it again.
Meditation stabilizing (or placed in single-pointed concentration) Concentration
directed at a single point: the breath, the nature of mind, a concept, a preview image - without interruption.
Say Think and mind to feel it! The meditations
stabilizers and chemical properties are complementary and used in the same session. The views Tantric meditation also involves these two steps.
Bibliography: How to Meditate - a practical guide. Kathleen McDonald. Ed.Pensamento 
The Practice of Meditation
Why meditate?
Everyone wants happiness but it seems that few of us found it. In our pursuit of the satisfaction we get from one relationship to another, from one job to another, from one country to another. We spend our money with sophisticated sound equipment, computers, holidays in the sun. Or try to get back to nature, eating whole foods, yoga and meditation. Virtually everything we do is an attempt to find true happiness in interesting things and avoid contact with us even deeper. We fear that contact because it is based on fear of ignorance, anger and attachment.
There is nothing wrong with any of these things, there's nothing wrong with getting relationships and possessions. The problem is that we look as if they have some inherent ability to satisfy us, as if the causes of happiness. But they can not be - simply because they do not last. Everything is constantly changing in nature and eventually disappears: our body, our friends, all our possessions, environment. Our dependence on impermanent things and our attachment to the happiness they bring multicolor only cause disappointment and pain, and not satisfaction and contentment.
We actually experience happiness with things outside us, but that does not truly satisfy us or free us from our problems. It is a happiness of inferior quality, inconsistent and short-lived. That does not mean we should abandon our friends and our possessions to be happy. Rather, we need to give are our misconceptions about them and our unrealistic expectations about what they can do for us.
According to Buddhism, there is a lasting happiness, stable, and all have the potential to experience it. The causes of happiness are within our own mind, and methods to achieve it can be practiced by anyone, anywhere, in any lifestyle - living in the city, working on a job eight hours a day, taking care of a family having fun on the weekends.
Practicing these methods - meditation - can learn to be happy at any time, even in the most difficult.
Meditation is a method for acquainting our mind with virtue. The more familiar our mind is with virtue, more quiet and peaceful it becomes.
The more calm you are, the more we will be free from worries and mental discomfort or experience true happiness.
If our mind is not peaceful, then even though our situation outside is nice, we are not happy. However, if we train our mind to become peaceful we will be happy all the time, even in harsh conditions and difficult.
Meditation is a mental activity of consciousness: it involves a part of the mind that observes, analyzes and deals with the rest of the mind.
If we can see we are no longer totally unconscious. We are conscious we become.
The goal of meditation is to awaken an extremely subtle level of consciousness and use it to discover reality directly and intuitively.
Meditation analytical
conceptual understanding how things are. It is an intensive study session that may arouse a level of conceptual thinking much more subtle and powerful that we have in everyday life.
Before we can know how things are we must first identify our misconceptions. Therefore, meditate on the LAM RIM initially to develop renunciation, the determination to escape from suffering, not being under the influence of these misconceptions. Then meditate to awaken the sincere love and compassion and ultimately eradicating the design meditate erroneous, staying calm and making sense of emptiness.
analytical meditation is contemplation, is the basis for stabilizing meditation. Meditation analytical depends on listening, reading and receive the teachings of the Dharma.
contemplate the lessons that comes up an experiment: an inspiration virtuous, as a deep feeling of compassion that takes our mind to clear thinking and determined. When this feeling arises, meditate on it single-pointedly. If the mind loses this concentration, we turn to the contemplation of meditation until you feel aroused and can focus on it again.
Meditation stabilizing (or placed in single-pointed concentration) Concentration
directed at a single point: the breath, the nature of mind, a concept, a preview image - without interruption.
Say Think and mind to feel it! The meditations
stabilizers and chemical properties are complementary and used in the same session. The views Tantric meditation also involves these two steps.
Bibliography: How to Meditate - a practical guide. Kathleen McDonald. Ed.Pensamento
Friday, January 21, 2011
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R: What are trans fats? Should I avoid them?
fats Trans fats are produced during the manufacturing process of adding hydrogen to vegetable oils (which are liquid at room temperature) to make them more solid (like margarines). Yes, you should avoid, as these fats raise levels of bad cholesterol and lowers levels of "good" increase the risk cardiovascular disease are also associated with an increased risk of type 2 diabetes.
Monday, January 17, 2011
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Reducing insulin resistance
When compared to a normal level of insulin in the blood, there is less response from the body (muscles, fat, liver) are talking about resistance to insulin or insulin resistance. The hyperinsulinemia thus appears to compensate for this insulin resistance.
When compared to a normal level of insulin in the blood, there is less response from the body (muscles, fat, liver) are talking about resistance to insulin or insulin resistance. The hyperinsulinemia thus appears to compensate for this insulin resistance. Having this condition increases your risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Therefore, the best you can do for your health is to follow these tips to help you reduce insulin resistance (or prevent its occurrence):
- Slim.
- Reduce saturated fats.
The diets rich in saturated fats increase the risk of glucose intolerance, increased fasting blood glucose and blood insulin levels. These fats are present in cheese, whole milk , butter, cold cuts, sausages, meat and offal. Buy low-fat products, lean or low-fat to avoid excesses.
- Increase unsaturated fats.
These fats increase insulin sensitivity, reducing the risk of type 2 diabetes. To do this, remember to include in your diet, fish, nuts such as walnuts and almonds, seeds and oils of good quality.
- Increase dietary fiber .
- Increase physical activity.
One of the best ways to increase sensitivity to insulin is a practice exercise. Choose an activity, preferably aerobic, and practice it regularly.
As in many other situations, changes in eating habits and lifestyle are paramount, both in prevention and treatment.
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