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Trauma, transitions, and thriving.
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Transitional experiences, what happens between states when someone changes developmentally, are special windows of opportunity for growth. They can be viewed in the microcosm of one's moments or in the macrocosm of an individual's life. We explore varieties of transitions, such as incremental or abrupt (intentional/revelatory), transcendent or immanent, the ecstatic "aha experience" or trauma. The potential for growth increases with the "seismic" proportions of the precipitating event, shaking the foundations of the individual's assumptions about life, and perhaps shattering them. ...
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Embracing the other; addressing xenophobia in the new literature in English.(Brief article)(Book review)
Magazine article from: Reference & Research Book News
; ...the relations of the self and the other in poetry, theory, writing history, textuality, migrant and border narratives, transitional states, diaspora, orientalism, and theater. Topics include retold stories, cross-cultural perceptions, Maori literature, Caribbean-Briti...
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A scream in the night.
Newspaper article from: Pediatrics for Parents
; ...about. In fact, while he may seem awake, he is still in a sleep state. The child will be sweaty, tremulous, and uncontrollable...and was thrashing around on the floor. As she was still in a sleep state, I was afraid of seizures. Halfway to the hospital, the episode...
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Dream your way to success: think visualization is easier said than done? Here's a technique you can do in your sleep. (Peak Performance).
Magazine article from: Black Enterprise
; ...doze. The only difference between the sleep state and being awake, from a creativity standpoint...how you feel. Guillory, who practices sleep-state visualization nightly, says that while...But as you refine your practice of sleep-state visualizing, you will naturally move...
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Sleep-state visualization in five easy steps. (Bottom Lines).
Magazine article from: Black Enterprise
; 1. Assume you have the power to make your mind do what you want. If you don't, your mind will self-select. 2. By midday, formulate a question. The garbage in, garbage out rule still applies. The more specific your question, the more specific your answer. Write it down. 3. Read your question to
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PK TESTS IN A PRE-SLEEP STATE.(Psychokinesis experiments)(Statistical Data Included)
Magazine article from: The Journal of Parapsychology
; ABSTRACT: In an experiment with a single participant, the author, signals from a weak vibrator were presented at random time intervals to the participant, while he was ready to fall asleep at night. A pilot test of twenty 15-minute sessions indicated that this sleepy attention to the signals
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Appointing judges in an age of judicial power; critical perspectives from around the world.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Reference & Research Book News
; ...Canada, the United States, New Zealand, Australia, the Netherlands, Italy, France, and Germany and the new democracies and transitional states of Israel, Egypt, South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Japan, Russia, and China. There also is one exploration of judicial...
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Bodies in limbo. (Crematory Scandal).(Tri-State Crematory)(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: The Christian Century
; ...otherwise put out of sight they are not full citizens in the company of the dead. As anthropologists have long reminded us, transitional states are dangerous. It is for good reason, therefore, that the living both fear and revere the dead. As a symbol of human life...
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The politics of breast cancer research.
Magazine article from: Studies in Prolife Feminism
; ...process, circumventing the protective effects of a full-ter m pregnancy and possibly leaving millions of breast cells in transitional states. Breast cancer is rising sharply among women (though not among men) worldwide, and alarm bells have rung in the medical...
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Zoysiagrass cultivar performance.(California Research Update)
Magazine article from: California Fairways
; ...established on July 29, 1996, at UC Riverside. The same grasses were established at a total of 17 locations in southern and transitional states. At Riverside, the 5-foot by 6-foot plots were arranged in a randomized complete block design and there were three replications...
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The Body Electric: officials with Qualcomm and Scripps Health announced plans for an institute dedicated to improving health care using wireless technologies.(Monday, March 30)
Magazine article from: San Diego Business Journal
; ...solutions to better prevent, diagnose, manage and treat _ conditions such as Alzheimer's and heart diseases as well as obesity. Wireless sensors, for instance, can track blood sugar, blood pressure, vital signs, sleep state and caloric metabolism.
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