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  • Good stress, bad stress

    Steven M. Hall, MD strives to practice medicine in its purest form. Not conventional medicine, not Naturopathic medicine nor Chinese medicine nor Ayurvedic medicine. But medicine that has room in it for everything valid we know about healing. From pharmaceuticals to nutriceuticals, from surgery to spiritual healing.

    Medical science now believes that every aspect of your life, from how you eat, sleep and exercise, to what you believe, exerts some influence upon your state of health. Therefore, if you have health challenges, any aspect of your life, not just the physical ones, could be their cause. A medicine that can see you, understand you and treat you as a whole human being just makes sense.

    Developing and practicing that kind of medicine has been Dr. Hall’s professional passion for over thirty years. That is the kind of medicine he will bring to bear upon your health challenges. He calls it Integral Medicine, since it derives from an integral worldview and integrates all that we know about healing.

    Integral Medicine uses a variety of diagnostic approaches to identify the root cause of your health challenges and then treats the root with an effective blend of the best from conventional and alternative medicines. This generally results in a resolution of the problem, not just a repetitive treatment of the symptoms of the problem.

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    34 min
  • Good stress, bad stress

    Steven M. Hall, MD strives to practice medicine in its purest form. Not conventional medicine, not Naturopathic medicine nor Chinese medicine nor Ayurvedic medicine. But medicine that has room in it for everything valid we know about healing. From pharmaceuticals to nutriceuticals, from surgery to spiritual healing.

    Medical science now believes that every aspect of your life, from how you eat, sleep and exercise, to what you believe, exerts some influence upon your state of health. Therefore, if you have health challenges, any aspect of your life, not just the physical ones, could be their cause. A medicine that can see you, understand you and treat you as a whole human being just makes sense.

    Developing and practicing that kind of medicine has been Dr. Hall’s professional passion for over thirty years. That is the kind of medicine he will bring to bear upon your health challenges. He calls it Integral Medicine, since it derives from an integral worldview and integrates all that we know about healing.

    Integral Medicine uses a variety of diagnostic approaches to identify the root cause of your health challenges and then treats the root with an effective blend of the best from conventional and alternative medicines. This generally results in a resolution of the problem, not just a repetitive treatment of the symptoms of the problem.

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    34 min
  • Pandemics in the 21st Century

    Niket Karajagi is a Mechanical Engineer, MBA in International Business Management, Author, Tech-Educator, Podcaster, Blogger, ICF accredited Business Coach, and an Organization Development facilitator. He has over 25,000 hours of consulting and training experience while having contributed to over 175 organizations worldwide. He has trained and coached well over 2,00,000 leaders and managers globally in various behavioral and management areas. 


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    42 min
  • Hindu Mythology for Dummies

    Bhakti Mathur grew up in Delhi, India, and with a graduate degree in economics and a postgraduate degree in finance from Delhi University pursued a career in banking for 22 years. In 2000, she and her husband moved to Hong Kong, which she now calls home and where both her children were born. 
     
    In 2010, unable to find a picture book on Holi, the Indian festival of colours, for her young sons, she decided to write one herself. This started the “Amma Tell Me” series, a collection of children’s picture books about Hindu festivals and mythology with 13 published titles. 
     
    She received an MFA in creative writing from Hong Kong University in 2017, then had her two course manuscripts published by Penguin India as Amma Take Me to the Golden Temple and Amma Take Me to Tirupati. These began the “Amma Take Me” series, exploring different faiths through their important places of worship. The series has four published titles.
     
    Bhakti has conducted story-telling sessions and reading and writing workshops at schools and literary festivals in Hong Kong, Singapore and India. She freelances as a journalist and writes features on culture, health and fitness for the South China Morning Post. 
    Bhakti also loves hiking and running – she ran the New York Marathon in 2017 – and is currently studying yoga through the Iyengar Yoga in Depth programme. An avid reader, when not writing or chasing after her young boys, Bhakti is happiest curled up with a book in one hand and a hot cup of chai in the other. 
    www.bhaktimathur.com
    Instagram @ammatellme
    Facebook/Ammatellme

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    27 min
  • Hindu Mythology for Dummies

    Bhakti Mathur grew up in Delhi, India, and with a graduate degree in economics and a postgraduate degree in finance from Delhi University pursued a career in banking for 22 years. In 2000, she and her husband moved to Hong Kong, which she now calls home and where both her children were born. 
     
    In 2010, unable to find a picture book on Holi, the Indian festival of colours, for her young sons, she decided to write one herself. This started the “Amma Tell Me” series, a collection of children’s picture books about Hindu festivals and mythology with 13 published titles. 
     
    She received an MFA in creative writing from Hong Kong University in 2017, then had her two course manuscripts published by Penguin India as Amma Take Me to the Golden Temple and Amma Take Me to Tirupati. These began the “Amma Take Me” series, exploring different faiths through their important places of worship. The series has four published titles.
     
    Bhakti has conducted story-telling sessions and reading and writing workshops at schools and literary festivals in Hong Kong, Singapore and India. She freelances as a journalist and writes features on culture, health and fitness for the South China Morning Post. 
    Bhakti also loves hiking and running – she ran the New York Marathon in 2017 – and is currently studying yoga through the Iyengar Yoga in Depth programme. An avid reader, when not writing or chasing after her young boys, Bhakti is happiest curled up with a book in one hand and a hot cup of chai in the other. 
    www.bhaktimathur.com
    Instagram @ammatellme
    Facebook/Ammatellme

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    27 min
  • What is Cloud Computing verson 1.1

    Lipika Shah | Cloud Computing 
    More committed, and diligent towards my work. Determined to succeed, even when having to try again and again to do so. 

    I head the Marketing Team at Axiom, with the content team as well. Looking after the Social activities, Marketing functions, Building relationships with the new clients, Branding, as well as Budget planning of the team. 
    I am also working as an Account Manager with experience in Customer Relationship Management having a demonstrated history of working in the internet industry. 

    Skilled in Business Development, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Business Analysis, Financial Analysis, and Team Management. 
    Strong consulting professional graduated from Icfai university kolkata.

    If you want to talk Business Growth, Creative Marketing, Networking, Customer relationship, then lets do that!

    • More Optimistic about life
    • Consistency to drive the work
    • Positive towards people with integrity

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    27 min
  • 3 types of people

     Monday Thoughts - Three Types of People

    Those Who Make Things Happen
     
    Those Who Watch Things Happen
     
    Those Who Wonder What Happened

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    6 min
  • 3 types of people

     Monday Thoughts - Three Types of People

    Those Who Make Things Happen
     
    Those Who Watch Things Happen
     
    Those Who Wonder What Happened

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    6 min

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