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... that human beings cannot comprehend how such feelings can exist at all, as everyone seemingly requires an incentive to perform any act; without some personal gain, people are not prepared to extend themselves. That is why a quality such as altruism can only be imparted to a person from Above, and only those who have experienced it can understand it." Attaining The Worlds ...

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... the existence of such feelings is beyond our comprehension; we seem to require an incentive to perform any act that does not promise us some form of personal gain. That is why a quality such as altruism can only be imparted to us from Above, and only those of us who have experienced it can understand it. Rabbi Michael Laitman ......

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...Act Two ................................................. 43 4. Nullifying Our Personal Interests ........................ 60 Let Kabbalah Be Your Gui... ... a bitteranda fair one, asked by all born on earth: "What is the meaning of my life?" Rabbi Yehuda Ashlag, Introduction to Talmud Esser Sefirot Among ... ...lfabovethisworld,helpinfindingtheself, and help in determining your purpose in life, you must turn totheCreator,whosendsyouallthoseaspirationsinordert... ...lect in the issues discussed. We may then try to apply these issues to our own personal experiences. Weshouldpatientlyandrepeatedlyreadandthinkabout e... ...actions of egoism are described in the third person, until we can separate our personal consciousness from our desires, we should consider the aspirat... ...abitter and a fair one, asked by all born on earth: "What is the meaning of my life?" Rabbi Yehuda Ashlag -14- ATTAININGTHEWORLDSBEYOND 1 Perceivingt... ...ry generation and every individual asks the same question about the meaning of life. This happens especially at times of war and global suffering, and... ...dence, we would have no difficulty in performing the hardest of tasks, for the personal benefit derived from these taskswouldbeapparent.Itwouldbeasifw... ...sofullyperceivetheCreator. Butmostofthetimeweareoccupiedwithsatisfyingourpetty personaldesirescharacteristicofthisworld,aswellasblindly following the ...

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...These ideas were either collected or inspired from author's various lectures of books, journals, newspapers, tv and radio shows, personal conversations. I started to write down such ideas since I was a high school student and continue even today - I always bear with me a small pen and small notebook where I write in the plane, or driving my car, or eve...

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...PREFACE ........................................ 3 CONTENTS......................................... 5 LIFE STRATEGIES 1. Best Tips for Life ...................................................... 6 2. Life Strategies in General Science..........................8 3. Life Strategies in Mathematics................................

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...loring its windward gorges, riding above the cliffs by moonlight when the surf was high or into the deep forests at midday, we were aware always of a life just out of reach of us latecomers but lived intensely by the kindly, generous race who had chanced so many centuries ago upon its shores. Not before 1914 did the actual shaping of the work begin. The study covers, as a...

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...osophical questions. Let us accordingly attempt to give some details of his life, including his profession, the time when he lived, the place of his... ...y support the view that Sextus was, at least during the earlier part of his life, a physician of that school, and yet it may be that he was not named... ...es is too strong to allow us easily to believe that Sextus remained all his life a member of the Empirical School. He could hardly have said, "Nor w... ...It is quite possible to suppose that Sextus was an Empiricist a part of his life, and afterwards found the Methodical School more to his liking, and ... ...e careful reader of Sextus' works must find in all of them much evidence of personal knowledge of Alexandria, Athens and Rome. [1] Diog. IX. 12, 116... ...aclitus, but he does not express surprise or indignation against Aenesidemus personally, or offer any explanation of the apparent contradiction; and ... ...hen most earnestly combating his alleged teachings, but in referring to him personally he always speaks of him with great respect. Pappenheim sugges... ...hilosophy was not unknown in Greece long before the time of Pyrrho, but his personal contact with the Magi and the Gymnosophists of the far East, ap... ...t also subjectively, and no absolute knowledge of the subjective life or of personal existence was possible. The cause of the downfall of Pyrrhonism...

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... NP(Popescu) = ( (40-60), (20-25)U(30-35), {10,20,30} ), closer to the life. This is a better approach than the classical probability, where... ...s partially with Onera, 29 Av. Division Leclerc,92320 Chˆ atillon, France. This personal research work is not supported by Onera and does not reflect t... ...ifficult to satisfy actually since each source of information has usually only a personal (and maybe biaised) interpretation of elements of frame of di... ...e chosen in such case. This really helps to take important decision to save the life of the patient in this example. A deeper medical examination adap... ...inty that the thief was both a young and old man. By assuming that the expected life duration is around 80 years, the inspector will deduce that the t... ...y Sets for Cognitive Modeling, The Sixth International Symposium on Artificial Life and Robotics (AROB 6th '01), January 15-17, 2001, Tokyo, Japan, ... ...gallup.unm.edu/~smarandache/eBook-Neutrosophics2.pdf [7] Smarandache F (2002) personal communication. [8] Zadeh L (1965) Fuzzy Sets, Information a... ... systems. On the other hand, the sub-space U may be determined by factors like personal track records of the employees in question, the position enj... ...t contexts (or we can use the word Seelenzustand (soul state), to refer to the personal context, to distinguish from a general context)... So, since...

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...based it on contradictions. Why? Because we lived in that society a double life: an official one - propagated by the political system, and another on... ... system, and another one real. In mass-media it was promulgated that 'our life is wonderful', but in reality 'our life was miserable'. The paradox f... ... must scientificize the art in this technical century; - impersonal texts personalized; - electrical shock; - translation from the impossible into ... ...olute and involute periods, in a recurrent mode; the life of <A> restarts. 17 Marx's 'spiral' of evolution is replaced by a m... ...s (some of them containing grains of the original <A>), which begin their life in a similar way. As a multi-national empire. It is not possible to ... ...l propaganda. "The contradictiousness is a component of individual's personality" (E. Simion). "Antitheses are the life" (M. Eminescu). ... ...he has to act (not how he feels alike) he speaks how he has to speak his personality is destroyed and he became anonymous his existence is nonexist... ...d of human is human itself. Is man a hu(e)-man? Schleiermacher's personalism proposes that all social problems be solved by evasionism, by ... ... by evasionism, by intercommunication with God, or by withdrawal in own personal "dimensions". Therefore, a kind of 'forget about', of solving a p...

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...e two girls had been christened Isa and Agnes. Such, in number and mode of life, was the family of the Heines. We English folk are apt to imagine that... ...nge to him there, than he would in many a German town. But in no degree of life is the difference more remarkable than among un- married but marriagea... ...ng; for is it not fated for them that the joys and sorrows of their future life must depend upon it? But the idea of the German girl is the more reali... ...tement than an English girl; and never forgetting the solid necessities of life,—as they are so often forgotten here in England. In associating with y... ...citement, might call her phlegmatic, but we should call her so un- justly. Life to her was a serious matter, of which the daily duties and daily wants... ...ter was settled, Madame Heine being by no means averse to escape a further personal visit to the Head of the banking establishment. Madame Heine well ... ...hink what she might do on his behalf, and at last she resolved to make her personal appeal to Uncle Hatto. “Shall I tell papa?” Isa asked of her mothe...

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...er inexperi- enced they may be), that they take every offer of advice as a personal insult, whereas in adversity they know not where to turn, but beg ... ...ip, or employing the phraseology of a par- ticular sect – as for manner of life, it is in all cases the same. (25) Inquiry into the cause of this anom... ...od was revealed to the Apostles through Christ; that Christ was the Way of Life, and that the old law was given through an angel, and not immediately ... ...reath: “Neither is there any spirit in his mouth,” Ps. cxxxv:17. (57) (2.) Life, or breathing: “And his spirit returned to him” 1 Sam. xxx:12; i.e. he... ...adjectives), or these various qualities. (63) (8.) The mind itself, or the life: “Y ea, they have all one spirit,” Eccles. iii:19 “The spirit shall re... ...on being to Gen. ii:7: “And God breathed into man’s nostrils the breath of life.” (88) Ezekiel also, prophesying to the dead, says (xxvii:14), “And I ... ...so much under the dominion of fortune (or God’s external aid) as in inward personal virtue (or God’s internal aid), for the latter can to a great exte...

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...has a different meaning in philosophy from that which it bears in ordinary life. Those who argue that matter is the reality and mind a mere property o... ...ly regarded as typical of every form of cognition, and sometimes of mental life altogether. We may distinguish two different tendencies in traditional... ...ly a name for the fact that the ‘content’ of experience is known. It loses personal form and activity—these passing over to the content—and becomes a ... ... slips on a piece of orange peel, his body behaves as if it were devoid of life. These are the occasions that make Bergson laugh. But when a man’s bod... ...acie, very different in their laws from the movements of what is devoid of life. I do not wish to say dogmatically that the difference is irreducible;... ...rrect definition of “consciousness,” “consciousness” is not the essence of life or mind. In the following lectures, accordingly, this term will disapp... ...ained by either of these methods, and therefore what- ever lies outside my personal biography must be regarded, theo- retically, as hypothesis. The th... ...the content. The differ- ence lies in the nature of the belief-feeling. I, personally, do not profess to be able to analyse the sensations constitutin... ...n there is strictly no limit. The next thing to observe (although I do not personally doubt that most of our judgments of perception are true) is that...

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... the velocity of light. Time dilation has been verified by measuring the lifetimes of unstable particles in cosmic ray debris and particle accelerat... ...um theory just as your opponents argue about relativity theory." Later in life, it is said, he supported it. Very late in life Einstein made an as... ...ission: "Every physicist thinks he knows what a photon is ... I spent my life to find out... and I still do not know." After that admission if he ha... ...e essence of the principle of relativity. [3] Denis Brian, Einstein: A life, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1996, ISBN 0-471-11459-6, p. 161-4. 3... ...te. Thus the range of SS Alpha is determined ultimately by the operating lifetime of the reactor. The mission The mission of SS Alpha is to pla... ...ernet and e- mail capability, and electrical convenience outlets for small personal appliances like your electric 39 shaver. Your severed whiskers... ...at is not recycled. Electrical energy use is strictly rationed with your personal energy card that works like a smart credit card. The ship carr...

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..................................................28 Ousted........................................................................28 The story of his life..............................................................28 Workaholic....................................................................28 The age don’t matter........................................................