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Vaastu Astro and Spiritual Academy: Astrology Institute in Delhi

Vaastu Astro and Spiritual Academy is the best astrology institute in Delhi where you can learn Astrology, Numerology, Vastu Shastra, Palmistry, Reiki Healing etc. Our experienced faculty will help you to recognize and interpret signs, symbols and aspects in the chart, gaining confidence in astrology's powerful insights.

[schneiderenjoyer]

Regulus was THIS close to attaining the ultimate enlightenment of peak mathematics and I love that for her

[thesagittarianmind]

[oflgtfol]

WHY ARE YOU CONSULTING A SOCIAL SCIENTIST ON WHETHER ASTROLOGY COUNTS AS A SCIENCE. WHY DOESN'T ANYONE EVER CONSULT ACTUAL ASTRONOMERS. BECAUSE THEY KNOW THE ANSWER THEY'LL GET THAT'S WHY!!!

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Join the Top Astrology Institute in Mumbai at AstroVastuPlus

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[townpostin]

Jyotish Acharyas Shift Focus to Vastu Shastra in Jamshedpur

Centre of Astrological Study reports growing interest in scientific approach Jamshedpur’s Centre of Astrological Study & Research announces increased focus on Vastu Shastra among Jyotish Acharyas, blending ancient wisdom with modern science. JAMSHEDPUR – In Jamshedpur, the Centre of Astrological Study & Research for Public Welfare has observed a substantial transition among Jyotish Acharyas to…

[drvinaybajrangiji]

Auspicious Day for Admission in educational institute in 2024

According to Astrology, muhurutas or appropriate timings of doing things matter a lot in all aspects of life. This is the reason that we look for Auspicious Time for carrying out important things in life.

[librarycaffesblogsposts]

Vaastu Astro and Spiritual Academy: Astrology Institute in Delhi

Vaastu Astro and Spiritual Academy is the best astrology institute in Delhi where you can learn Astrology, Numerology, Vastu Shastra, Palmistry, Reiki Healing etc. Our experienced faculty will help you to recognize and interpret signs, symbols and aspects in the chart, gaining confidence in astrology's powerful insights.

[eleftheria-pagkalou]

On health. Explanations and suggestions.

I know, in a world that basic human needs aren t met, talking about a healthy environment is an oasis/a delusion. It d be fair to say that spaces which focus on healing, hospitals and clinics to begin with, should be doing exactly that. Provide healing. It s quite devastating to visit these places and witness how much we lack the spine to act towards loving ourselves and others. White empty…

[turian]

knowing too much about the shitty personality based pseudoscience sucks because my instinct when seeing it used is 75% to explain why the theory is racist and iirc was developed into the system it is today for use by the military in an attempt to screen for vulnerability to ptsd but also 25% of me wants to get really pedantic and be like "also you're not even using it according to the theory. like, if you must use the horrible culty business astrology you might want to actually read the foundational texts and realize how rigid it is as a system and how your interpretation is just the reskinned ocean model which i assume is also dubious tho given its fluidity i suppose not As dubious" and in part i feel that 25% is the traitor impulse because ultimately it Does Not Matter but then at the same time i'm like well maybe if people understood where this comes from and what groups they are Really sorting people/characters into they would be less inclined to carry forward with this theory. but then i'm like wait no that can't be true either because there are absolutely people who understand the rigidity of this system and yet will still excuse it. also i have to admit i sometimes find a (defanged) version of the theory useful for writing. "how is this character processing information and using that information" is a decent question to ask but even then i don't think people are so rigid as all that and if a character is nothing but an archetype. with no inconsistency. maybe they will feel less human. also (much like with joseph campbell) i think it's a terrible idea to remove something that writers deem useful from its (racist) roots, because nothing can ever exist in a vacuum. nothing is ever apolitical. anyway mentally i am forever composing an essay about the evils of mbti and enneagram is the point i guess. anything that categorizes people in such a way is primed to exploit them and minimize them. very easy to control your subjects if you can dismiss any behaviour you don't like by assigning them/that behaviour a "lesser" assortment of letters. fuck pop psychology

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The 22nd edition of the 2024 Richard Murray Newsletter topics ->The fifty-fourth of the Cento series. A cento is a poem made by an author from the lines of another author's work. In the series I place my cento and a link to the other authors poem. -> Ten word story ->Superheroes or supervillains synthography -> six word horror story ->Contest 5 (and) 7 is 1 (and) 2 is 3 ->Honest Artist Challenge q&a ->self survey q&a ->creative side commercial -> Goggled Woodpecker

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IF YOU MADE IT THIS FAR: Kerner Commission ; Flickr's 20th birthday ; Amsterdam News advertising ; Ode to WInston Ford ; Davida Siwisa James tour dates ; Views on gender and sexuality from Kai Decadence ; Shakar Eye of the Midnight God

U.R.L. https://rmnewsletter.over-blog.com/2023/10/06/02/2024-rmnewsletter.html

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[poetess-trobadour]

"It's a mean world that I've known

Never got no good doin' what I'm told"

My (unpopular) take on zodiac vibes, part 6♍️✨️

[cosmogurutimeline]

[realityhop]

"If somebody says 'Wow that's so dehumanizing to view us as just biological machines,' that's a hell of a lot better than sermonizing us into having bad souls."

— Robert Sapolsky

"Functional differentiation means the differentiation of society into different systems. According to Luhmann, this is what society consists of. It's best understood not as a community of billions of individuals but at its basic level it's constituted by these different systems. This view of society can be roughly compared with the view of the human body--not as a sum of cells or body parts like arms and legs but as constituted by different systems. […] Luhmann proposes that social reality, too, is not created by individual human agents—like kings or some philosophical geniuses—but evolves. The law, science, and politics were not invented from scratch by some intelligent designers: they evolved historically."

— Hans-Georg Moeller, Niklas Luhmann: A Super Theory of Society (2023)

“If the thinkers of the Counter-Enlightenment had any single concern in common, however, it was that the disenchantment produced by Enlightenment rationalism be resisted and indeed reversed by the exercise of human creative and imaginative faculties, as these were conceived by the Romantics and by modern critics of rationalism such as Pascal and Kierkegaard. These Romantic and irrationalist thinkers of the Counter-Enlightenment were modernists in the central role they accorded in their thought to human imagination – in the case of the Romantics, to self-creation – and to will. They differed from the Enlightenment thinkers in their perception of the Enlightenment project as one which brought disenchantment in its wake and in their more or less conscious attempt at a re-enchantment of the world via religious faith or human creativity. On the view advanced here, by contrast, the disenchantment that trails in Enlightenment’s wake is a fate that can perhaps be tempered, but not overcome. It may be tempered by an understanding that the Enlightenment’s ascription to science of a prescriptive authority whereby other forms of knowledge can be humiliated is itself an illusion – the illusion that the diverse forms of human knowledge, or even of scientific knowledge, can be unified in a single system or brought under the discipline of a single method. The idea that there is such a thing as a unitary scientific method, even a scientific world-view, is merely one of the many superstitions of Enlightenment cultures.”

— John N. Gray, Enlightenment’s Wake (1995)

“Consider that scientific methods cannot capture everything. … I think of astrology more as a romance art than as a science. It’s actually a mytho-poetic tradition …”

— Jennifer Freed, Use Your Planets Wisely (2020)

"What we call mental illnesses, then, may be rational body-budgeting for the short term that’s out of sync with the immediate environment, the needs of other people, or your own best interests down the road. … These ideas, if taken seriously, could shake the foundations of all sorts of sacred institutions in our society. In the law, for example, attorneys plead that their clients’ emotions overwhelmed their reason in the heat of passion, and therefore they aren’t fully to blame for their actions. But feeling distressed is not evidence of being irrational or that your so-called emotional brain has hijacked your supposed rational brain. Distress can be evidence that your whole brain is expending resources toward an anticipated payoff. […] You have one brain, not three. To move past Plato’s ancient battle, we might need to fundamentally rethink what it means to be rational, what it means to be responsible for our actions, and perhaps even what it means to be human. […] But it is a scientist’s job to point out that the biology is real and motivate people to grapple with the issues that play out in our social and political world."

— Lisa Feldman Barrett, Seven and a Half Lessons About the Brain (2020)

"In the Enlightenment, science wasn’t just a search for knowledge. It was also a search for how to use knowledge and reason to improve humanity. If the right techniques were employed, the asylum could discipline the inmate, control the passions that might undermine society and the nation at large in a time of rapid change, and help heal the disordered mind. […] We saw that the end of the Enlightenment marked the transition from a single-sexed body to a divided body, with women stigmatized as driven by instinct and predisposed to mental illness. The Enlightenment also marked the development of a divided mind, precariously held together in the brain of the modern, rational worker. This view of the mind, still with us today in the highly stigmatized diagnosis of schizophrenia, was the glue that held stigma and mental illness together. But the study of schizophrenia would inform more than just psychiatry. It also informed a powerful Eurocentric critique of the poor, the nonwhite, and the colonized, and became a tool for branding certain people as potential dangers to society. Even by the twentieth century, doctors sometimes called schizophrenia “the most sinister of mental disorders.”"

— Roy Richard Grinker, Nobody’s Normal: How Culture Created the Stigma of Mental Illness (2021)

"The Mental Health Systems Act of 1980 (MHSA) was United States legislation signed by President Jimmy Carter which provided grants to community mental health centers. In 1981 President Ronald Reagan, who had made major efforts during his Governorship to reduce funding and enlistment for California mental institutions, pushed a political effort through the Democratically controlled House of Representatives and a Republican controlled Senate to repeal most of MHSA."

— Wikipedia, Mental Health Systems Act of 1980

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