welcome to existentialism!
Hello, all the answers should be in seperate posts. Get what you can from them and email me ( jer[at]simianuprising.com ) with any corrections or post a comment and i'll try to change it.
PLEASE ADD ANY FURTHER ANSWERS OR DETAILS YOU COME UP WITH WHILE STUDYING. This works best if everyone tries together to make it awesome. There's only like 10 people that will be using it so we can all get A's without affecting the overall ratings he's giving. think about it.
(this page will start to get really long and incoherent pretty fast, the links at right will be handy for organizing your reading of the content)
-jer www.simianuprising.com
posted by jeremy clarke at 3:06 PM
17 Comments:
comments go here!
December 9, 2004 2:16 PM
Why isn't anyone taking advantage of this?!?*%#
-Laura
December 13, 2004 5:35 AM
maybe it's because people are still pretending that this exam is all just a bad dream ***lalalalalala
-AnNie
December 13, 2004 11:16 PM
you mean i'm awake?
December 13, 2004 11:32 PM
What comments go here? Revisions and other definitions?
-Andrew
December 14, 2004 12:16 AM
yeah, or just email them to me at jer[at]simianuprising.com, or post them on the article you think needs correction.
either way i get an email of the post and i'll fix it whatever it is.
thanks,
December 14, 2004 12:20 AM
Yea! for updates and contributions. It seems we all have the procrastination bug - well most of us. Thank you so much for putting this together Jeremy - I know I superappreciate it! And thank you to everyone else for the information and hard work.
thanks again
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The first recorded medicinal applications of rodia riza (renamed Rhodiola Rosea) was made by the Greek physician, Dioscorides, in 77 C.E. in 'De Materia Medica'. Rhodiola Rosea has been included in official Russian medicine since 1969.
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This report included details of studies which highlight the overall health benefits of Rhodiola Rosea.
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Everyone has days when they are down, worn out, clonazepam anxiety and just not feeling all that happy.
That's OK, you need to have days like this, otherwise how would you know when you are happy. You need to have something to contrast your happiness with. What is black without white?
Even though you know that sadness (clonazepam anxiety) is a part of life, let's try to make it a small part of life.
With that said, here are a few tips to help you feel better when you are feeling down in the dumps. They are easy to do, easy to practice every day and they work!
1. Stand up straight, sit up straight. When your body is in alignment your energy can flow and when your energy is flowing freely, you can flow.
2. Smile! Yes, just smile. Easy to do and effective.
3. Repeat positive affirmations. Things like "I feel good", "Positive energy flows through my body", "I see the good in all".
4. Listen to some music that you like. It doesn't have to be anything specific, just something you enjoy. Certain types of music work better than others, but experiment and see what works for you. Studies have shown that Classical music and new age music work best.
5. Take some time out for yourself, relax and read a book, do something for yourself.
6. Meditate. Meditation is an excellent habit to develop. It will serve you in all that you do. If you are one who has a hard time sitting still, then try some special meditation CDs that coax your brain into the meditative state. Just search for "Meditation music" on Google or Yahoo and explore.
Our outside work is simply a reflection of our inside world. Remember there is no reality just your perception of it. Use this truth to your advantage. Whenever you are sad, realize that it is all in your mind and you do have the power to change your perception.
These tips will lift you up when you are down, but don't just use them when you are sad or clonazepam anxiety . Try and practice them everyday, make them a habit. You will be surprised at how these simple exercises will keep the rainy days away.
On a final note, if you are in a deep depression that you can't seem to shake, please go see a doctor. This is your life and don't take any chances. clonazepam anxiety
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