Margoth B.G

Margoth B.G

Higher power of the universe!

DIVINITY, please heal within me these painful memories and ideas that are causing negative feelings of disgust and anger inside me. I am Sorry, I Love You, Forgive me, thank you!

Higher Power of the Universe, Higher Power in the Universe, Mayor Power in the Universe. Please take good care of my conscience, unconsciousness, my physical, mental, and spiritual in my present. Protect all members of my family, especially my children and my husband.

Father, Mother, Divine, and Creators Children, all in one, if my family my relatives and ancestors offended their family, relatives and ancestors in thoughts, words and actions from the beginning of our creation to the present. We ask for your forgiveness. Let this be cleaned to purify and released. Cut out all the wrong energies, memories and negative vibrations and transmute these unspeakable energies into pure light and so be it done.

Divine intelligence, heal inside me painful memories in me I are producing this affliction. I am sorry, forgive me, I love you, thank you. So be it! Thank you! Margoth.

DIVINIDAD, por favor sanar dentro de mí estos dolorosos recuerdos e ideas que están causando sentimientos negativos como el disgusto o enojo dentro de mí. Lo sentimos Te Amo Gracias Perdóname.

Poder Superior del Universo, Poder Mayor en el Universo, Poder Alcalde en el universo. Por favor cuida y protege a mi conciencia, Subconsciencia, físico, mental, espiritual y mi presente. Proteger a todos los miembros de mi familia, especialmente a mis hijos y a mi esposo.

Padre, Madre, Divina, e Hijos Creadores, todo en uno, si mi familia mis parientes y antepasados ofendieron a su familia, parientes y antepasados en pensamientos, palabras y acciones realizadas desde el principio de nuestra creación hasta el presente. Pedimos su perdón. Que esto sea limpiado para purificarlo y liberado. Corta todas las energías erradas, recuerdos y vibraciones negativas y transmutar estas energías indecibles en pura luz y que así sea hecho. Inteligencia divinidad, sana dentro de mí los dolorosos recuerdos en mí que me están produciendo esta aflicción. Lo siento, perdóname, te amo gracias. Que así sea! ¡Gracias! Margoth.


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Wednesday, February 13

Ready To Take A Chance Again

Ready To Take A Chance AgainWhy Do We Need Science?
Humans are poor data gathering machines. We have numerous biases, cognitive flaws, and psychological errors that prevent our unguided minds from grasping reality in any accurate way.
To put it more specifically:
[There are] two countervailing human tendencies of omission and commission: to neglect the logical and statistical strategies of science on the one hand, and to over-utilize intuitive or simplistic strategies on the other
Thus, in order to deal with the deluge of information that our brains take in every second of everyday, we have to structure it in a way that can accurately interpret, explain, and predict reality. Science can do this where other forms of thinking fail. Gut-feelings and common sense are not enough; they may get us somewhere, but not always to the truth.
As we proceed, I will outline how one thinks scientifically (and unscientifically) in order to show you how modern science obtains knowledge about the universe. More importantly, as we continue, we should know why thinking in a scientific way is the best vehicle for obtaining knowledge.
To that end, let us outline what are the unscientific ways of thinking and why we cannot rely on them.
Unscientific Sources of Knowledge
INTUITION
By intuition we mean vague feelings or gut reactions about a question or phenomena. One problem with intuition as a knowledge source is that our intuitions are often wrong. For example, we may have a gut reaction that giving children sugar will make them more hyperactive. However, if we scientifically interpret the data, we find that this is not that case.
A second problem arises because intuitions are feeling-based. Mood, and a host of other psychological and physiological factors influence intuition. A judgment of information may be solely based on how you rolled out of bed this morning, and not what the data says. An “intuitive” judgment about the driving skills of another motorist will differ greatly if that motorist just cut you off.
Finally, ask five different people to make predictions based on intuition and we are likely to receive five different answers. We simply cannot place enough confidence in intuition to accept it as a source of information.
TENACITY
This second source of unscientific information, know also as tradition, includes unquestioned belief in superstitions, truisms, and myths. These forms of knowledge are often passed from generation to generation through cultural mechanisms such as family, media, and religious institutions. As an information source, tradition is used all the time. Like intuition however, many tenaciously held beliefs are inaccurate.
For example, at one time everyone held tenaciously to the beliefs that the Earth was flat; that the Sun revolved around the Earth; that applying leeches to the ill was good medical practice; and that Salem, Massachusetts was plagued with witches.
Scientific breakthroughs in medicine, physics, and genetics, to name a few disciplines, continually expose the erroneous nature of previously held beliefs. Moreover, across and within cultures there is considerable variance in perspectives: What seems obvious to one social group is often rejected as ludicrous by another.
Tenacity, like intuition, is an unacceptable way to answer scientific questions.
COMMON SENSE
Common sense, a third unscientific way of knowing, consists of generating what appear to be obvious answers to scientific questions. Appeals to this sort of knowledge are accompanied by prefacing or supporting remarks such as “it’s obvious that…,” “everybody knows…,” “any halfway intelligent person can see that…,” or “it’s just common sense.”
Common sense, however, is often wrong and people often disagree what even constitutes the common sense thing to do in a particular situation. Furthermore, scientific problems abound for which common sense provides no insight. This is especially true for complex problems.
For example, what is the commonsense way to search for the Higgs Boson? What is the commonsense way to treat pancreatic cancer? There are no existing commonsense answers to such questions.
PERSONAL EXPERIENCE
Personal experience is often used as a knowledge source. We posses a wealth of personal experience and, while experience is an extremely valuable resource, there are three reasons to be cautious about deriving knowledge claims about science based on experiences.
First, personal experience is both subjective and uncontrolled, leaving us susceptible to misperception and misrepresentation of events. We are limited in the amount of information we can process because the quantity of stimuli in any given situation is virtually unlimited. Because of this limitation, we often attend to events and stimuli selectively: We simply do not and can’t pay attention to every sound; we don’t notice everything there is to see; many things go undetected. Rather, we attend to some stimuli and block out others, some of what we do sense, we sense incorrectly, yielding an experience that is necessarily incomplete and inaccurate.
Second, we selectively remember characteristics of experience. Anyone who has every studied for a test realizes that some of the subject matter, although we read it and perhaps even hear it during class, was somehow lost on test day. Thus, our memories of events are usually incomplete and misrepresent events. It is also problematic that our selectivity is driven by strong preconceptions. Meaning we attend, perceive, accept, and recall data that confirm our beliefs and attitudes whereas we tend to ignore, distort, discount, and forget data which disconfirm our beliefs and attitudes. This is the confirmation bias at work.
AUTHORITY
A fifth unscientific source of knowledge, authority, consists of appealing to experts for answers to our questions. We are surrounded by experts and authorities: professors, physicians, attorneys, journalists, economic advisers, stock brokers, mechanics, news anchors, just to name a few. Although experts frequently provide valuable service, there is often disagreement among them, and, of course, they can be wrong.
The more important issue is how the experts gained their knowledge in the first place. If their knowledge was acquired through intuition, tenacity, or experience, it is subject to many of the caveats already mentioned.
Assuming that an expert’s knowledge is the product of scientific inquiry, it is the scientific inquiry, not the expert, that is the source of the knowledge. Well-informed experts can disseminate knowledge but they are not acceptable as oracles of it.
RATIONALISM
A final unscientific of deriving answers is through rationalism, or logic, usually in the form of deduction. Accordingly, knowledge takes the form of conclusions, which are deduced from premises. For example, suppose that (1) watching a scary movie usually makes a person fearful or anxious, and that (2) being fearful or anxious usually causes the person’s heart rate to increase. Applying logic we would conclude, therefore, that watching a scary movie raises a person’s heart rate.
Two major problems are associated with rationalism as a source of knowledge. First, we must consider how the truth of the premises were determined. Logic alone cannot produce premises, and without valid premises, sound conclusions cannot be reached. Second if we apply logic in this form to premises that are not absolutely true, erroneous conclusions will be met even when strictly following the rules of deduction.
Reconsider our example. Suppose that when we said “usually” we meant around 70 percent of the time. Thus, the probability of a scary movie making you fearful is 70 percent and the probability of being fearful increasing your heart rate is 70 percent. What then is the probability that watching a scary movie increases your heart rate? The correct answer is calculated by multiplying the two probabilities together ,[.70x.70], which equals only 49 percent. So, more often than not, watching a scary movie would not increase your heart rate, given the probabilities we assumed.
Logic itself does not provide these crucial probabilities estimates; nor does it produce the premises. As humans who arevery bad at estimating probabilities, relying on pure logic will not get us as far as science can. While logic is an essential tool used by scientists, it alone is insufficient as a knowledge source because its use requires existing knowledge in the form of premises. If the premises are incorrect, so is your logic.
Thinking Scientifically
As we can see from this brief overview of the unscientific sources of knowledge, we need a more precise and objective approach to generating knowledge. This leads us to the scientific perspective of knowledge acquisition.
Regardless of the field of study, those committed to a scientific approach to generating answers to questions, whether theoretical or practical in nature, can almost always be described in terms of a five-step process known as thescientific method. We will quickly review the steps with special focus on how they differ from unscientific ways of gaining knowledge. The steps are:
  1. Observe a phenomena that needs to be explained
  2. Construct provisional explanations or pose hypotheses
  3. Design an adequate test of the hypotheses
  4. Execute the test
  5. Accept, reject, or modify our hypotheses based on the outcome of our test
CURIOSITY
The first step describes a basic characteristic of scientific thinking,curiosity. We notice that an object let go on Earth always falls straight down. We see that some planets are made almost entirely of gas. We wonder why some animals take care of their young and others do not. When we focus on such observations and feel compelled to explain them, we have engaged in the first step of the scientific method.
CONCEPTUALIZING
It is at this second step that we begin to differentiate scientific from unscientific thinking. Not having found an explanation for a phenomena, a scientist looks for clues in existing research. Under a scientific framework, input from intuition, tradition, experience, common sense, experts, and logic might be incorporated during the construction of a preliminary hypothesis, but we do not at this point accept the validity of those explanations. These unscientific explanations may be correct, but we cannot be sure if we do not test them.
Scientific thinking builds upon the previous thinking of previous scientists, thus ensuring the maintenance of objectivity separate from unscientific forms of knowing.
DESIGNING AND EXECUTING THE TEST
Another feature of the scientific method is the testing of hypotheses that take care to control for all of the possible variables that might confuse the research. Scientists must rule out all competing explanations if they are to show that their explanation is the correct one. Unscientific thinking leaves many possible explanations up for debate, and rarely settles on the truth (or tests for the explanation’s validity).
With all of the possible confusing variables controlled for, the scientist carries out the experiment. If the experiment was designed correctly and carried out in the right way, the scientist should receive objective data about the phenomenon in question.
Just how a scientist carries out a “correct” experiment is a much larger subject, and will not be discussed here. Suffice to say that all scientific research depends on scientists following common experimental rules and procedures to make sure that their data can be replicated by others, is falsifiable, and reflects reality.
RESULTS
The final stage of the scientific process calls for the rejection, acceptance, or modification of the explanation based on an analysis of the data. During this process the scientist takes many things into consideration: statistical significance, experimental error, false positives and negatives, etc.
The power of science resides within this final stage. The ability for science to progressively accumulate knowledge that has been checked, tested, repeated, and verified separates it from all other areas of knowing. Science knows when it is wrong and when it has made a mistake, and the internal mechanisms of peer review etc. then move it forward. This is what separates science from pseudoscience. Pseudoscience, like homeopathy for example, does not incorporate new evidence and indeed proceeds without it. Scientific evidence that clearly rejects the idea that homeopathy could ever work is dismissed and forgotten by the proponents of pseudoscience. This sort of thinking, without the checks and balances of science, then becomes an unscientific form of knowledge, and is not reliable.
Science as a Way of Thinking
Science, as a human enterprise, is the most successful tool ever devised for explaining our universe. It has passed the tests that other forms of thinking do not. This is why science proceeds the way that it does, and why it is so powerful. 



1. Invest with forever in mind


The Motely Fool
One piece of advice Buffett has given Berkshire Hathaway's own investors can be applied universally when the market seems expensive. In his 2014 letter to shareholders, Buffett wrote: "Since I know of no way to reliably predict market movements, I recommend that you purchase Berkshire shares only if you expect them to hold them for at least five years. Those who seek short-term profits should look elsewhere."
In other words, trying to time the market is a losing battle. Sure, the major market indexes are close to record highs right now, but the Dow Jones could continue to skyrocket to 20,000 just as easily as it could fall back to 17,000. We just don't know what will come next.
Because of this, while there is no guarantee of profit in the stock market, the best way to position yourself to make money is to hold the stocks you buy for a long period of time. I would even go so far as to recommend a minimum 10-year investment time frame. There have been very few instances throughout history where the overall stock market hasn't increased over any given 10-year period, and there have been no 15-year periods in which the overall market has declined.
In short, the most surefire way to make money in the stock market is to buy rock-solid companies and hold on -- the longer, the better.

2. Focus on "wonderful business at a fair price"


Amazon
Here's one of my all-time favorite Warren Buffett quotes: "It is far better to buy a wonderful business at a fair price than a fair business at a wonderful price."
This is especially true when the market is expensive and the bargain bin is all but empty. A rising market has never stopped Buffett and his stock pickers from finding good values in the market. Most notably, Berkshire bought a substantial amount ofApple stock in the first quarter of 2016. It then added to that position in the second quarter after the stock dipped nearly 20% on declining revenue and tepid third-quarter guidance. Apple is one of the world's most valuable brand names, it has a dominant presence in its core markets, and it trades for just 12.5 times TTM earnings. Berkshire's stock pickers likely felt that Apple's long-term prospects far outweighed these short-term challenges.
Phillips 66 is another example of a stock Berkshire has been loading up on recently. If you compare it with other oil stocks, Phillips 66 isn't the cheapest. However, the company has a diverse revenue stream (some parts of the company actually do better with low oil prices), a solid balance sheet, great management, and a fair valuation.
The point here is not that you should follow Berkshire into Apple or Phillips 66. Rather, it's that you will rarely go wrong by purchasing stock in a rock-solid, industry-leading business when it looks fairly (not cheaply) valued.

3. Build your positions over time


The Motely Fool
Dollar-cost averaging, a favorite practice of Buffett's mentor Benjamin Graham, means investing a set dollar amount in the same investment at fixed intervals over time. Basically, this leads you to buy more shares when prices are low and fewer while prices are high. Buffett has said many times that the best way for the majority of people to invest is to dollar-cost average into a low-cost S&P 500 mutual fund. While I prefer buying individual stocks, dollar-cost averaging works no matter what type of investment you're looking at.
Consider this basic example. Let's say you have $20,000 to invest in a stock you like, which currently trades for $100 per share. Instead of spending all your available cash on shares right now, you spread it out over a year, purchasing $5,000 worth of shares each quarter. Here's how it pans out:
Quarter
Purchase Price
Q1
$100
Q2
$105
Q3
$80
Q4
$85
In Q1, your $5,000 would have gotten you 50 shares, but in Q3, you would have bagged 62 shares for the same amount, lowering your average purchase price. This is a simplified example, because dollar-cost averaging typically involves spending a smaller amount of money on a monthly basis over a period of years or decades. But the same principle applies: Through simple math, dollar-cost averaging guarantees your average cost per share will be lower than the average market price of the stock at the times when you bought it.
As Graham once said, "Such a policy will pay off ultimately, regardless of when it is begun,provided that it is adhered to conscientiously and courageously under all intervening conditions." In other words, if the market looks expensive, you still have to make your scheduled investment. The same goes for when markets are crashing. To illustrate how this works, see another article in which I show how someone who had averaged into Bank of America over the past 10 years would be sitting on a profit today, even though the stock itself has fallen by nearly 70%.
From a long-term perspective, the stock market is still attractive.
For all of the reasons mentioned here, the stock market is still an attractive place to invest. Sure, the fire-sale bargains of 2008 and 2009 aren't there anymore, but from a long-term perspective, that doesn't matter too much. Stick to a smart and consistent investment strategy no matter what the market is doing, and you'll end up a winner over time.


1.      The practice of combining a positive outlook with critical thinking is called: Realistic optimism.

2.      A study by Taiwan National University found that this approach can increase happiness and resilience. Individuals who apply realistic optimism will be pragmatic about a certain obstacle, but find creative ways to overcome the challenge.

3.      The most resilient people tend to avoid negative experiences: Negative experiences help build resilience. Those who are most resilient have a healthy positivity ratio — a system of weighing life’s victories against unpleasant experiences.

4.      Those who handle adversity well view mistakes as: Mistakes can be seen as opportunities to learn and grow. In fact, sometimes failure is necessary to experience success. Keeping this in mind will help take the fear out of tackling new challenges.

5.      Drinking beet juice may boost endurance. A study from the UK revealed that drinking two cups of beet juice before working out increased endurance by 16 percent. The nitrates in the juice can increase oxygen flow to muscles, providing more energy.

6.      Which age groups have the highest rate of bicycle deaths? 15-29 and 45 & up The Centers for Disease Control also found that children and young adults aged 5-24 have the highest rates of nonfatal bicycle injuries. Wearing a helmet and using proper hand signals can help to avoid fatalities.

7.     Which of the following “feel-good” brain chemicals are released during exercise?  Neurotransmitters Endocannabinoids Endorphins All these chemicals may help with easing symptoms of depression. According to Mayo Clinic, working out also lowers immune system chemicals that could potentially make depression worse. It’s a double whammy of benefits!

8.     Often called “feel good” hormones, what are endorphins? Neurotransmitters These neurotransmitters are chemical messengers that help put pain in its place, make you feel better, and cope with stress.

9.     Which part of your body produces the most endorphins? The pituitary gland, one of the star players in your body’s hormone system, resides close to your brain and is responsible for those zippy endorphins

10.Which foods can lead to enhanced endorphin production? Chocolate and chili peppers as if chocolate and chili peppers weren’t enticing enough, they can also augment the endorphins you crank out. The hotter the chili pepper, the bigger the endorphin boost!


11.   Endorphins are as addictive as painkillers. Your brain’s receptors take in both endorphins and powerful opiate medicines to bring your body relief from pain. However, it’s the medicinal varieties (think heavy-hitters like codeine and morphine) that carry the risk of addiction. 


Adapted from Michael J. Betty’s essay entitled: “Thinking Quantitatively”,published in the book An Integrated Approach to Communication Theory and Research.
1) What is good about this?
2) What is not perfect yet?
3) What I am willing to do in order to get the way I want it?
4) What am I willing to no longer do, in order to have the things the way I want?
5) How can I do (that / what) is Necessary to get this job done and enjoy the process?
START AGAIN ! Even if you feel tired;
if you leave the victory;
although an error hurt you;
even break a business;
but a betrayal strikes you;
but an illusion goes;
although pain burning eyes;
even ignore your efforts;
but ingratitude is the reward;
misunderstanding but cut your laughter;
although everything seems nothing

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More Business Ideas on a Budget



1. Webpreneur

It's what everyone who's ever surfed the Web dreams of-just stick a web site up there and watch the cash roll in! Well, that just doesn't happen overnight, but the fact of the matter is it's really not very hard to do. To do it right, start by picking a subject matter you know a lot about. Then get a domain and create a web site. It doesn't even matter what technology you use-just be totally anal-retentive about it looking good and provide plenty of original content. Now find some appropriate affiliate programs-that's where your revenues are going to come from. Next, learn everything you can about search engine marketing and promote the heck out of your site. Last of all, set aside time every week to put new content on the site, delete dead links, and other maintenance. Now do this three or four times, and you've chosen your topics well, you might actually have some decent income from it.





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2. Consultant
Getting into consulting is relatively simple. All you have to do is know how to do something better than most people do, and be able to either teach people how to do it or be willing to do it for them. Networking is the key to success in this business, so start by making a list of everyone you know and giving them all a call.
Spend the $20 on: $14 on a box of clean-edge laser or inkjet business cards and $6 buying your first prospect a cup of coffee one morning.
3. Housesitter / Petsitter
Particularly since 9/11, people feel an increased need for security, and housesitting gives them some reassurance while they're out of town. This one's great because it basically requires no particular skills, just trustworthiness and reliability. Be sure to have personal references available, and you'll also need reliable transportation. If you're an animal lover, petsitting is an easy add-on.
Spend the $20 on: $2 on flyers to put up on bulletin boards, and the rest on classified ads in your local neighborhood paper (not a big city-wide one).
4. Professional Organizer

People these days are simply overwhelmed by their "stuff". While there is an ever-growing trend of people wanting to simplify their lives, most of us haven't done it yet. It's not that people really have no clue how to get organized, it just keeps moving to the bottom of the stack, both figuratively and literally. There's a prime opportunity for people to come in at a reasonable rate and get houses organized. And while there is a 
National Association of Professional Organizers that you can join when you're ready, mostly it takes common sense, organizational skills, and a familiarity with what can be had at your local office supply and The Container Store.
Spend the $20 on: Classified ads.
5. Avon Independent Sales Representative

Cosmetics is a virtually 
recession-proof business, because it's an inexpensive way for people to feel good about themselves. Avon is the largest consumer direct sales company in the world, with annual sales of nearly $6 billion. In business for well over 100 years, they have both a highly reputable product line and one of the few highly reputable multi-level marketing structures (in fact, they invented it). They also offer fashion and wellness products in addition to their beauty products. And while they bill themselves as "The Company for Women", a fairly substantial number of men have actually been very successful as Avon reps. The secret to making a living at it rather than just a little extra spending money? Build your downline-just like with any other network marketing or direct selling business.
Spend the $20 on: $10 signup fee, and $10 on brochures and a few samples.
6. Personal Services - Shopping & Errands
This is a great one going into the holiday season. Believe it or not, there are people who wouldn't be caught dead going anywhere near a mall, but they're not comfortable with buying certain items online, either. Again, trustworthiness and dependability are the key traits for this. If your car's not reliable, pick something else. Also, you won't need cash, but you'll need available credit on your credit cards, since you really can't use theirs.
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7. Desktop Publishing
It's amazing how many people have a computer and still don't know how to make a decent flyer! If you've got a good design sense, are extremely familiar with your word processor, and already have a laser or high-quality inkjet printer, you can get into desktop publishing. Create a really great-looking portfolio for yourself and go door-to-door.
Spend the $20 on: Some high-quality paper to create your samples on.
8. Tutoring
With the growing dissatisfaction with our education system and the huge growth in homeschooling, there's an unprecedented need for tutors these days for kids of all ages-even adults! If you've got a topic you can tutor in, contact the local schools, particularly private ones, and local homeschool groups, and offer your services.
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9. eBay Seller
Yes, there really are people who make a decent living buying things at garage sales and flea markets and selling them on eBay. The big secrets? Stick to products you know (or learn before you start) extremely well, package your goods carefully, and provide impeccable customer service. It helps to have a digital camera or a scanner, but it's not required.
Spend the $20 on: Your first inventory at a garage sale.
10. Secretarial Service - Typing / Transcription / Proofreading
Many small businesses and individuals have a need for these services, but not enough need to hire a temp through an agency. Assuming you've got a computer, a printer, and e-mail (and the necessary skills), you're all set. Be prepared to charge by the job, not by the hour.
Spend the $20 on: $14 on a box of clean-edge laser or inkjet business cards and $6 on flyers.
One last thing-beware of home-based business scams that require a substantial buy-in, such as envelope-stuffing or craft item assembly. You may not lose money on it if you stick with it long enough to get really fast at it, but you'll probably never make the kind of money you're expecting to. Better to do something on your own
START AGAIN!
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I do not consider myself a negative person much less a victim of life! I am very sad, because I think I was born in the wrong time. That is a FACT, at least I sold that fact to myself.
I am a person who believes in an honest relationship; and since I have use of reason in this life. It has been quite the opposite! If I return the time of my past life, my mother’s life was  take in my childhood, I always thought that humans have to rely  on each other, especially in relationships. I asked my husband in a moment of doubt and panic, why?? And his answer was, and who you think you are? Why do you think it will  not happen to you! The pain of soul and body and it felt great during my childhood, my adolescence, and now.
After searching the answers in all the places that I could found; there is nothing either  good and negative. Without going into detail, in the church in other people, liquor, cigarettes or tobacco in, super natural persons etc. After the most humiliating response from my husband. Decide not worth trusting another person, nor your feelings and emotions, unless your life! Today boot all the emotions and feelings.
Not that I want to trust! nor my feelings and emotions , except my life! Today boot all the emotions and feelings. I feel like it ceases to exist , there must be another way the existing.
For Real! a person is so dishonest ! that lie! That makes so much damage to the person you are lying, if you thought you knew maybe like me. I now no longer exists. Stop will exist in a world that the only thing I met was:
I was met till now and I'm not willing to continue NEVER EVER WAS :
 sadness,
disappointment
abuse
losses
lying
losses
betrayals
his is generally not single men or women.
Men who betray their wives !.
women who betray their husbands .
other married women seeking married men.
 men looking for married women.
WHAT IS THIS WORLD THAT CAN NOT CONFIEAR IN nobodies
 AND STEP AND STEP destroy CHILDREN 'S LIFE THAT MATTERS! PLEASURE IS BETTER ! BUT THE GENERATION OF THESE CHILDREN ARE DAMAGED , BUT THAT THESE PEOPLE DO NOT SOBE , DOES NOT CARE , OR HAVE IDEA!

What you'll do ? good for starters I think I need to move as soon as this idea that this is normal!

The gift of life can be a challenging one. To overcome the difficulties we encounter, we rely on our inner strength, on the strength of those who love us, and on the power of realizations, understandings and knowledge. These are all steps on our journey to continue progressing as human beings. Enjoy these words. They may point out the next steps.
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SIX HUMAN NEEDS
Robbins teaches that all people must fulfill six emotional needs, and that often they meet these needs in dysfunctional ways. The needs are:
1.    Certainty. Assurance you can avoid pain and gain pleasure.
2.    Uncertainty. The need for the unknown, change, new stimuli.
3.    Significance. Feeling unique, important, special or needed.
4.    Love/connection. A strong feeling of closeness or union with someone or something.
5.    Growth. An expansion of capacity, capability or understanding.
6.    Contribution. A sense of service and focus on helping, giving to and supporting others.



I do not consider myself a negative person much less a victim of life! I am very sad, because I think I was born in the wrong time. That is a FACT; at least I sold that fact to myself.

I am a person who believes in an honest relationship; and since I have use of reason in this life. It has been quite the opposite! If I return the time of my past life, my mother’s life was taken in my childhood; I always thought that humans have to rely on each other, especially in relationships. I asked my husband in a moment of doubt and panic, why??
And his answer was, and who you think you are? Why do you think it will not happen to you! The pain of soul and body and it felt great during my childhood, my adolescence, and now.
After searching the answers in all the places that I could found; there is nothing both good and negative. Without going into detail, in the church in other people, liquor, cigarettes or tobacco in, super natural persons etc. After the most humiliating response from my husband. Decide not worth trusting another person, nor your feelings and emotions, unless your life! Today boot all the emotions and feelings.
Not that I want to trust! Nor my feelings and emotions, except my life! Today boot all the emotions and feelings. I feel like it ceases to exist, there must be another way the existing.
For Real! A person is so dishonest! Those lie! That makes so much damage to the person you are lying, if you thought you knew maybe like me. I now no longer exist. Stop will exist in a world that the only thing I met was:
I was met till now and I'm not willing to continue NEVER EVER WAS:
 Sadness,
Disappointment
Abuse
Losses
Lying
Losses
Betrayals
Manue:
His is generally not single men or women.
Men who betray their wives!
Women who betray their husbands.
Other married women seeking married men.
 Men looking for married women.

WHAT ARE WE DOING IN THIS WORLD ?
 YOU MAY NOT RELY ON nobodies !.
 We are awhen peror than animals, and aciendo look bad animals.
Here are the results:
STEP by STEP destroy LIVES OF CHILDREN WHO are the future !
that MATTER ?
PLEASURE IS BETTER your daughters and sons !
 But the generation of these children is damaged ,!
 does not care , nor have idea!

What can we do for you ? Well, for starters , I think I have to move as soon as this thought this is normal!  


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Screen Addiction Is Taking a Toll on Children   





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Personal Health

PERSONAL HEALTH

Jane Brody on health and aging.
Excessive use of computer games among young people in China appears to be taking an alarming turn and may have particular relevance for American parents whose children spend many hours a day focused on electronic screens. The documentary “Web Junkie,” to be shown next Monday on PBS, highlights the tragic effects on teenagers who become hooked on video games, playing for dozens of hours at a time often without breaks to eat, sleep or even use the bathroom. Many come to view the real world as fake.
Chinese doctors consider this phenomenon a clinical disorder and have established rehabilitation centers where afflicted youngsters are confined for months of sometimes draconian therapy, completely isolated from all media, the effectiveness of which remains to be demonstrated.
While Internet addiction is not yet considered a clinical diagnosis here, there’s no question that American youths are plugged in and tuned out of “live” action for many more hours of the day than experts consider healthy for normal development. And it starts early, often with preverbal toddlers handed their parents’ cellphones and tablets to entertain themselves when they should be observing the world around them and interacting with their caregivers.
In its 2013 policy statement on “Children, Adolescents, and the Media,” the American Academy of Pediatrics cited these shocking statistics from a Kaiser Family Foundation study in 2010: “The average 8- to 10-year-old spends nearly eight hours a day with a variety of different media, and older children and teenagers spend more than 11 hours per day.” Television, long a popular “babysitter,” remains the dominant medium, but computers, tablets and cellphones are gradually taking over.
“Many parents seem to have few rules about use of media by their children and adolescents,” the academy stated, and two-thirds of those questioned in the Kaiser study said their parents had no rules about how much time the youngsters spent with media.
Parents, grateful for ways to calm disruptive children and keep them from interrupting their own screen activities, seem to be unaware of the potential harm from so much time spent in the virtual world.
“We’re throwing screens at children all day long, giving them distractions rather than teaching them how to self-soothe, to calm themselves down,” said Catherine Steiner-Adair, a Harvard-affiliated clinical psychologist and author of the best-selling book “The Big Disconnect: Protecting Childhood and Family Relationships in the Digital Age.”
Before age 2, children should not be exposed to any electronic media, the pediatrics academy maintains, because “a child’s brain develops rapidly during these first years, and young children learn best by interacting with people, not screens.” Older children and teenagers should spend no more than one or two hours a day with entertainment media, preferably with high-quality content, and spend more free time playing outdoors, reading, doing hobbies and “using their imaginations in free play,” the academy recommends.
Heavy use of electronic media can have significant negative effects on children’s behavior, health and school performance. Those who watch a lot of simulated violence, common in many popular video games, can become immune to it, more inclined to act violently themselves and less likely to behave empathetically, said Dimitri A. Christakis of the Seattle Children’s Research Institute.
In preparing an honors thesis at the University of Rhode Island, Kristina E. Hatch asked children about their favorite video games. A fourth-grader cited “Call of Duty: Black Ops,” because “there’s zombies in it, and you get to kill them with guns and there’s violence … I like blood and violence.”
Teenagers who spend a lot of time playing violent video games or watching violent shows on television have been found to be more aggressive and more likely to fight with their peers and argue with their teachers, according to a study in the Journal of Youth and Adolescence.
Schoolwork can suffer when media time infringes on reading and studying. And the sedentary nature of most electronic involvement — along with televised ads for high-calorie fare — can foster the unhealthy weights already epidemic among the nation’s youth.
Two of my grandsons, ages 10 and 13, seem destined to suffer some of the negative effects of video-game overuse. The 10-year-old gets up half an hour earlier on school days to play computer games, and he and his brother stay plugged into their hand-held devices on the ride to and from school. “There’s no conversation anymore,” said their grandfather, who often picks them up. When the family dines out, the boys use their devices before the meal arrives and as soon as they finish eating.
“If kids are allowed to play ‘Candy Crush’ on the way to school, the car ride will be quiet, but that’s not what kids need,” Dr. Steiner-Adair said in an interview. “They need time to daydream, deal with anxieties, process their thoughts and share them with parents, who can provide reassurance.”
Technology is a poor substitute for personal interaction.
Out in public, Dr. Steiner-Adair added, “children have to know that life is fine off the screen. It’s interesting and good to be curious about other people, to learn how to listen. It teaches them social and emotional intelligence, which is critical for success in life.”
Children who are heavy users of electronics may become adept at multitasking, but they can lose the ability to focus on what is most important, a trait critical to the deep thought and problem solving needed for many jobs and other endeavors later in life.
Texting looms as the next national epidemic, with half of teenagers sending 50 or more text messages a day and those aged 13 through 17 averaging 3,364 texts a month, Amanda Lenhart of the Pew Research Center found in a 2012 study. An earlier Pew study found that teenagers send an average of 34 texts a night after they get into bed, adding to the sleep deprivation so common and harmful to them. And as Ms. Hatch pointed out, “as children have more of their communication through electronic media, and less of it face to face, they begin to feel more lonely and depressed.”
There can be physical consequences, too. Children can develop pain in their fingers and wrists, narrowed blood vessels in their eyes (the long-term consequences of which are unknown), and neck and back pain from being slumped over their phones, tablets and computers.
This is the first of two columns on electronic media use by children and adolescents. Next week: Parents’ role in children’s use of electronics.
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