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    Meditation‚ Relaxation‚ and its effects When most people think of the word meditation‚ they picture someone sitting Indian style on the floor with their hands out in front of them saying the word “Ohm” repeatedly. Meditation goes much deeper than just a particular sitting position. To some people‚ it’s a way of life. There are people who practice meditation religiously‚ and some who do it every so often. “Webster ’s dictionary defines meditation as an ’act of spiritual contemplation ’. It seems

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    Abstract and Referential Ontology: Descartes Versus Spinoza on the Existence of God. The concept of God is central to the development of Cartesian and Spinozan philosophy. Although both philosophers employ an ontological argument for the existence and necessity of God the specific nature of God differs greatly with each account. While Descartes suggests a Judeo-Christian concept of God‚ Spinoza argues a more monistic deity similar to that of the Hindu tradition. The most significant difference

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    I found Descartes’ way of thinking very interesting when compared to Aristotle. Descartes doubts the existence of God when he decides to start over and completely ignore his senses. He states in his third meditation‚ “…and I do not yet even know for sure whether there is a God at all…I must examine whether there is a God‚ and if there is‚ whether he can be a deceiver.” (25) Descartes makes a goal for himself to find out if there is a God and who he is. According to Aquinas we will never be able to

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    Descartes‚ Hume and Skepticism Descartes is responsible for the skepticism that has been labeled Cartesian doubt. Hume critiques this skepticism in his Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding. After his discussion of Cartesian doubt‚ he offers a different type of skepticism that he considers as being more effective philosophically. Is Hume right in his characterization of Cartesian doubt and is the skepticism he offers better? Descartes introduced the idea of universal doubt to philosophy. If

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    Jodi Signer CMST&220 Rickett‚ 11:30 Feb 09‚ 2011 Finding Balance Through Meditation and Overall Bodily Awarenes General Purpose: To inform. Specific Purpose: At the end of my speech‚ my audience will understand that using medication is not the only means of treating mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety. Central Idea: Meditation is a healthy alternative to focus the mind in order to help calm symptoms of depression and anxiety. INTRODUCTION

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    Descartes believes that all knowledge must rest on a priori foundations. This claim is proven through his acceptance in the idea of God as most true and that innate ideas are relearned. Descartes states that his understanding of “God a certain substance that is infinite‚independent and supremely powerful...the more carefully I focus my attention on them‚ the less possible it seems they could have arisen out of myself alone”(Meditations And Discourse on Methods 45-46). Descartes sees himself as a

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    1. Created by: Patricia L. PittSan Fernando East Secondary School‚ Trinidad and Tobago‚ West Indies 2. Travellers’ Tales 3. Meditation on YellowJennifer Rahim‚ lecturer in English in theDepartment of Liberal Arts at the University of theWest Indies‚ St. Augustine‚ Trinidad has describedthis poem as “a clever‚ satirical monologue thattraces the evolution of the capitalist ethos in theregion.”She notes that “Senior evokes the color yellow assymbol of a historical continuum of plunder‚enslavement

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    Introduction: Meditation is an action or practise which is engaged through imagination‚ emotion and desire to do the prayer. Meditation is a special method of prayer and it can include a range of methods‚ for example reading the Bible‚ listening to music‚ and reflecting on your day. All these methods help with relieving stress and even just knowing who God is and how he can help through change and tough times. Meditation has four main forms which are physical‚ emotional‚ the mind and spiritual ways

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    The Benefits of Yoga and Meditation In today’s environment‚ many people are suffering with the stress and anxiety of day to day living and are finding themselves unable to cope with life’s little emergencies. Prescription drugs are on the rise due to the increasing need for people to deal with their stress and anxiety. However‚ many people are searching for ways to be less stressed and live a happy and healthy life without drugs. If stress and anxiety are getting the best of you‚ then think about

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    Meditations is one of Marcus Aurelius’ few pieces of work. The book preserves information pertaining to the author‚ genre‚ intended audience and provenance of the text. The author‚ Marcus Aurelius‚ was born in born 121 CE into distinguished Roman family. His father died when he was young; consequently‚ he was adopted by his grandfather who was a relative of the Roman emperor Hadrian. Hadrian adored Marcus‚ and when he chose his heir‚ Antoninus Pius‚ he requested that Antoninus adopt Marcus and Lucius

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