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we are going to work on a one hand pull to sit. So I'm just going to take one hand. I am

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opposite hand. I'm gonna bring her this way.

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more support. Good girl! And then from here just letting her

finish it off. What a good job! You did so super! That is pull sit with one hand. Thanks a lot! See

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Hello everyone and welcome to my module on Alzheimer's Disease (AD).

My name is Joyce Schwartz and I'll be your instructor for this module.

I currently work as a clinical research coordinator at a neurology practice in Raleigh.

My primary area of focus in research is AD.

Since this topic is very near and dear to my heart, I thought it would be a good one

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Then we'll be participating in a discussion.

And finally there will be an evaluation of your knowledge through a ten question quiz.

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When you open up the folder, then you'll see the contents needed to complete that section.

You'll just go in a sequential order.

So go ahead and get started.

I really hope that you'll enjoy this module and please don't hesitate to ask me if you

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How to travel the world with a small budget? - Duration: 16:42.

Are you avoid traveling because you do not have enough money?

Hi, I'm Pascal, and welcome to this fifth training capsule,

to help you on your next trip.

Today, I want to prove to you that you are probably missing a lot less money

than you think to go on an adventure.

By the end of this capsule, I will developed on three points which represents about 90%

of expenses in a trip.

That we can avoid.

For those who do not know me yet, I crossed Japan by bike, Canada

and the United States by car, the European Alps through Italy, Liechtenstein,

Switzerland, all the way to France on the summit of Mont Blanc.

I also crossed Bermuda by bike ...

Well that's maybe not a big feat.

But I still have plenty of projects in mind.

A question that people ask me frequently is how much does it cost me all these trips?

Very honestly, I never calculated the cost of my travels.

I have an idea, but this is not important.

I tell myself that the memories I keep in memory and personal enrichment that

I keep from each of my adventures are definitely worth much more than

the money i've spent.

And talk about money by addressing me to such a large audience, it's useless.

Everything is a question of perspective.

I am a middle-class Canadian makes a good living, but if I go to Switzerland,

my money is worthless and the prices are higher ...

So I am poor.

On the other hand, 100km from my home, there is the United States, again, my canadian

money worth much less.

But prices are so much lower that I still feel richer.

And if I go to several Asian countries or South America, I'm going to feel

as the richest man in the world.

So, as everything is a question of perspective, and that everything depends on where come from and where

you go, it gives me absolutely nothing to talk to you about numbers today

So good bye!

If you came to listen to me, it's because like me, money is a concern for you.

You work hard to win it, the cost of life is higher than ever,

but you want to enjoy life and visit countries.

But you do not want to do it because traveling have the reputation of being very expensive.

But why is it expensive?

Because there are three elements that cost a lot, who in thinking about it covers

about 90% of the budget of a trip.

And in many cases, you can put a cross on it.

Airplanes, hotels, and restaurants.

Does it sound crazy?

Well, the plane, it can be an indispensable for multiple destinations.

If you really want to fly, next week, I will go into detail on the subject.

But for today, we will avoid it, because that it's really expensive.

If you've ever seen the world and you live in North America or Europe, you can

travel by car very easily and that does not really cost so much.

I can already ear some of you tell me, yeah, but in Europe the roads have tolls .

No ... Take Google Map, pick yourself a point of departure and arrival, and selects

the option '' avoid Tolls ''.

Look, in a minute I've been able to make a 10 310km route that runs through the

Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, the Czech Republic, Luxembourg,

Belgium, Netherlands, Denmark, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia,

Russia Finland, Sweden and Norway without any toll route.

At the top, if you already have a car, that only costs you gas.

If you do not have one, buy an old Toyota, and sell it at the end of your trip, it

will not have lost much in value.

Unless you have an accident.

The trips I made with my car have most certainly be the least expensive.

Example, in my trip to Canada, in four weeks I crossed Quebec, Ontario,

Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia.

And I came back to by the United States.

I then crossed the states of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Colorado,

Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York.

In this four-week trip, I visited the biggest cities of each

province that I crossed, so Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Regina, Saskatoon, Edmonton and Vancouver.

If we add the cities of the United States that I visited very quickly, I

also seen Seattle, Portland, Salt Lake City, Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis, Indiana Polis and many others.

In addition to all that, I crossed the Great Lakes, biking in the most beautiful mountains of Jasper ...

There are many mountains in Jasper!

I visited the Arthabaska River, the Mount Edith Cavell, crossed the rocky,

Lake Louise, Kamloops, Okanaghan Valley, at Squamish I drove a plane in

mountains, go rafting and come out my bike,

in Whistler I jumped into bungee and two days later I jumped from a parachute plane.

And I probably forget a lot.

Oufff ... That makes a lot of destinations.

And if we do a quick calculation, in this trip, I traveled about 13'000 KM.

My car consumes an average of 6 liters per 100km.

So 13'000 divided by 100 give us 130, 130 multiplied by 6 that gives us 780

liters, multiplied by approximately $ 1.20 per liter, it gives us $ 936.

In today's conversion, it's about 550 euros.

It's still a good amount, I've traveled four weeks and I've seen so many places.

And it's much cheaper than many destinations round trip by plane.

And I was traveling alone, imagine if you travel with a friend, or two, or three.

The gas bill can be divided.

You can also travel by bike.

In my opinion, this is the best way to discover a country and once your bike

is paid, it only costs water and a lot of food to roll it.

Yes because the engine is you.

What's great about cycling is that since you will burn a lot of calories, you will be able to ...

No, actually, you'll have to stuff yourself and taste all kinds of good things.

In Japan, I burned more than 5000 calories a day.

So I had to eat them back.

And of course when we eat two main plates, you can have two desserts.

Eh yes! That's how life works.

And by bike, you will really live the place that you visit.

The people you will meet will want to approach you, you will be able to breathe the places you visit,

you will go to majestic places in the middle of no one by that most people

do not have the chance to see and you're even to be able to make you catch in the rain.

Oh no it's true, it's not very positive.

Now let's talk about our second point, the hotels.

Yes, it's famous hotels.

Do you really need it?

This is probably one of the most lucrative industries in the world but I do not understand

it.

Generally, a hotel room costs alone, is more expensive than everything

that you can spend in a traveling day.

It does not really make sense to me cause when we think about it, all you're going to do is have it in

wash and sleep.

Well, to save on hotels, there are several options.

When you rent a room of a hotel, you buy comfort.

So if you want to save ... you're going to have less comfort.

That means you risk to get out of your comfort zone.

And you have to be ready for that.

It's not easy the first time.

But tell yourself that the more you suffer, the more you will you realize all the luck that

you have in everyday life.

The first step to reduce the cost of a hotel, and therefore the comfort,

it's the youth hostels.

Don't worry, even if you have gray hair on your head you can go to sleep in a hostel.

They do not refuse the old ones.

There are people of all ages.

The principle of a youth hostel is instead of renting a room, you rent a bed.

And the beds are in dormitories, so you will sleep with other people.

Not in the same bed, in the same room.

Com on!

More beds they are in the room, less expensive the bed will be, and less well you'll sleep.

Yes, because there is always at least one stupid guy who was not well educated and who

does not care about respect for others.

-AH IT IS MIDNIGHT I SHOULD GO TO BED.

--AH! I forgot to brush my teeth, there is a sink in the room I could do that here.

-No but it's dark eh!

-Well... Where is my toothbrush.

--AH! I got it!!!

-AHHHHH

-Good, I can go to bed.

-The light!

Be careful, he will surely fall asleep very quickly and he will snore the asshole!

I do not exaggerate, I did not invent anything, it was a mini compilation of lived.

But do not worry, it's not so bad to sleep in dormitory.

As I said, it was a compilation.

You'll have a shower, but it will not not be a private one, and depending on the country

you are in, it may mean that you're going to wash in the same shower as

someone else who just finished to wash, or, that you will wash yourself in

a large shared shower with other people.

But the night will have cost you between 10 to 25 percent of the price of a basic hotel room.

It means that for the price of one night at the hotel, you can sleep from 4 to 10 nights in a hostel.

-Moreover, most youth hostels also include breakfast, and a

passes to use public transport from the city for the whole day for free.

And usually if we add the lunch and public transit, it's worth about

the price of the night at the inn.

And almost all of those who I visited was really very clean.

Especially in Switzerland.

I had the impression that the showers and the toilets were cleaned more often

that they were used.

And what is great about youth hostels, is that you will meet all full of

people who have lots of interesting things to tell, like you, because they are traveling.

There are also sites like couchsurfing.com, I do not want to go into detail because

that I have not tried it yet, but the idea is that someone invites you

to sleep on his sofa at home and he's even going often offer you dinner for free.

And why do people do that?

Probably because he gives back to the next, because they've already slept with someone

for free, so they only want give back to the next, and that allows them to

traveling staying home because they receive people from all around the globe, at home.

Otherwise, you can sleep in a tent, on a park bench or in a shelter.

You're not going to die, and you'll surely really appreciate the comfort of your little one at home when you come back.

Yes, your crappy bed will seem more cozy, your fridge making noise will become your best friend,

your roof cracking ...

A roof…

Do you realize how lucky you are to have a ceiling above your head?

Go to sleep a few nights under the stars and we'll talk about it again.

My favorite solution to spend the night is to sleep in the trunk of my car.

Buy yourself a small inflatable mattress, then drop the windows a little to have

fresh air and that's it, it's free and still quite comfortable.

So what I just did is that I transferred all my luggage to the front of the vehicle.

And in the back well I just rolled out my mattress who's inflating itself.

So that's my room for tonight.

While he is inflating and well I'm going to go visit the bathroom.

You can even park in one place very quiet with a beautiful view.

Just make sure you have a woodlot in proximity and toilet paper.

Make popo a little guy, it never kill anyone.

Snif snif.

It just does not smell very good.

To wash yourself, there are plenty of options, campsites often have showers,

trucks stop too, in the US for $8 I had a nice full bathroom

and she was washed between each use.

Otherwise, well ... there are also lakes.

And you do not really need to wash every night.

My trip to Canada was spread over 28 days and I slept in my suitcase every night.

Imagine, if a hotel room costs On average $100 a night, I saved $ 2800.

In my opinion, I was paid $ 2800 to sleep in the trunk of my car for a month.

Would you do it too?

If you spend the night in the parking lots super market, getting up the next morning,

you can go to the bathroom and pick you up a healthy breakfast.

Fruit, cheese, yogurt, bread.

There is all that in the grocery stores.

And it's a lot cheaper than at the restaurant.

Speaking of restaurants, that brings us to last point, the restaurants.

I'm not saying to put a cross on it.

No, because in my opinion, the regime of a people is one of the main factors

who differentiate one culture from another.

So to live well in a country, you have to eat in restaurants.

It's also a great opportunity to meet people.

For my part, I try to keep only dinner in the restaurants.

If you listen to me from anywhere else that in Quebec, ''souper'' is what you call dinner.

When you go to a restaurant, you pay for table service, the cook,

decoration, administration, diver and in addition to having to leave a tip,

it's taxable.

So what if you go get some stuff ate at a grocery store or a convenience store

or a small local shop, you'll be able to find products you know, or that

you will be able to discover, for a fraction of the price.

And like food, it's an essential good, often it's not even taxable.

And in my head, go get me something to eat in a grocery store, a convenience store,

or a restaurant, I do not count that like an expense because

whether traveling or not, you have to eat.

In short, go less to the restaurant, discover the small specialized shops, trucks

street food, convenience stores and convenience stores and you'll save a lot of money on food.

So this is it, the goal today was to prove to you that if you are ready to do

some sacrifice, you are probably missing a lot less money than

you thought to go on an adventure.

Try it, and you'll realize fast enough that the most memorable moments

occur beyond the comfort zone.

If you want to be inspired by my less expensive adventure, you can go see my

Canada Documentary.

I traveled it by car and by bike, I slept in my car every night and I

ate most of the time in grocery stores.

So if we exclude activities, I calculate that this trip cost me nothing but gas.

I hope you enjoyed the capsule, if so, you can give me an thumbs up

and subscribe to my channel.

If you dont want to miss any of my future video, you can also come to visit me directly on my

website, pascalmarquis.com

If you have questions or comments, do not hesitate to write me in the box just below the video.

It's made just for that, so dont be shy.

I made this capsule following Pierre question, maybe the next one will be in answer to yours.

So, don't be shy.

Come on, just a quick question here.

Thank you for listening to me, and see you next week.

If you absolutely want to fly, I will give you my personal advice to find the right flight.

Cya!

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WHY PSYCHEDELICS ARE NOT A SHORTCUT TO ENLIGHTENMENT - Duration: 13:11.

WHY PSYCHEDELICS ARE NOT A SHORTCUT TO ENLIGHTENMENT

BY JOE MARTINO

This may be controversial in some perceptions, but authentic truth is so important to me

that I had to share this for deeper reflection.

It�s especially important in a time where psychedelic substances like mushrooms, ayahuasca,

peyote and so forth are becoming quite popular.

I believe we are losing sight of what they actually do and what their true purpose is

to some extent.

There is no such thing as a shortcut to enlightenment.

We might think that because we gain insight during an experience, that the journey is

done.

The reason why this is not the case is because it�s what you do with that insight that

makes all the difference.

You will see this sentiment further explained by Graham Hancock below.

My main calling in life is to help expand consciousness and possibility.

This is what I have been doing since founding CE 9 years ago and what I see myself doing

until my heart makes it clear a new path is turning up.

Given that, I am all for anything that helps expand consciousness.

I�m not for nor against any of these substances we call psychedelics.

I am �If you are drawn to it authentically in your heart, do it.�

Side note: I recorded a podcast with my friend Mark DeNicola you can listen to here on this

subject.

I feel it�s important to spend time getting in tune with your heart and finding out what

direction it is guiding you.

Unfortunately, I feel we are spending more time trying things all over the place from

the space of the mind because we are afraid to quiet our minds.

With various consciousness expanding methods available to us, you may get a glimpse of

what it is like beyond the mind, but if we do not practice being in the heart, we are

not going to change from the experience and challenges we have with any of these substances,

or any other methods for that matter.

For the record, I�ve not done psychedelics.

I�ve not been drawn to them in my heart and so I have not done them.

I�ve chosen a path to expand my consciousness through meditation, breath work and practice,

and that has worked well for me.

Thus, I have not needed to do psychedelics.

What I mean by this will be clear as we go on.

(If you check out at this point, you will miss the important sentiment I find many people

are not conscious of which makes up the wisdom of this article.)

Finally, I�m writing this because I feel the full story is often not shared.

Many people claim all the crazy experiences and benefits they had, but rarely talk about

the fact nothing changed the first 3 or 5 times they did it.

Also because all too often we hear �the coolest stories of all time without asking

the big question:�

�I was out of my body and seeing all these colors and beings and I saw the trees breathing

etc etc.�

This sounds cool, you expanded beyond daily reality which is great.

I have also seen these things.

But I know that just as one can see these things through meditation, what does that

do to help create a lasting change in your life and evolve beyond the struggles you experience

on a daily basis?

I�ve always been quiet about talking about the �fascinating� things or beings I see

etc.

The reason is I find it distracts people immensely from why they want to do something and it

makes them focus on the trip itself.

One can have, and I have had, a full out of body experience through 20 minutes of breath

work, but is that why one would do breath work?

Is that going to help us clear out the emotional challenges we face?

That�s for each one of us to reflect on and decide within ourselves.

Ultimately, what is the reason we do them?

To have a trip?

To work through our emotional blockages?

An Overuse Crisis?

I�ve not heard this from just myself, but from the spirit of the plants themselves and

from many others who have come across the same conclusions.

We are in a period where overuse of these substances is extreme.

Anytime we want clarity we turn to them.

Anytime we think someone should shift their consciousness we tell them to do it.

We use them 1, 3, 7 or even 10 times per year.

In many cases, we are acting with these plants EXACTLY the way we do in the pharmaceutical

world.

We�re looking for that quick fix.

And we have tossed self-mastery and daily care and practice aside.

We keep saying, �but nature is here to help us!� But to that I ask us to reflect: we

already know we have challenges, right?

So we know we have to be active in making changes in our everyday life, right?

So we need to then develop a practice and self-mastery to make that happen daily, right?

So why are we viewing what nature provided as a means to justify our lack of commitment

to practice and instead want a quick fix?

Herbs are here on this planet to help heal our bodies if we get sick.

But they aren�t here so we can use them every time we get sick due to the fact we

still want to smoke, drink alcohol, eat processed foods, etc. all day long.

Nature is here to support us, not awaken us.

Psychedelics were used back in a time when the level of consciousness of the planet was

not as high, which helped give insight to shamans so they could share it with their

communities.

It was meant for use in extreme cases where heavy trauma or addictions existed and people

could not use other ways to work through their emotional challenges.

Here in present time, we use them in a western fashion as THE GO TO for moving through all

of our challenges.

I�m here to remind you that you have so much power and ability as a being that in

most cases, you don�t need any of these things to evolve.

I�m not suggesting don�t do it, I�m simply saying truly ask your heart what you

want, and don�t get caught up in the grand allure and peer pressure.

I made it a point to prove to myself that it was possible to quickly and easily create

noticeable shifts within people and give them a practice to continue with.

I developed a 5 day challenge using concepts I�ve learned and developed over 8 years

of practice.

I�ve put 180,000 people through these 5 days and most people have reported very powerful

emotional shifts and life changes in these 5 days alone.

This is great news.

But did they last?

That is something that is never up to the method or the plant, but up to the person,

and this is my point.

While I have heard a number of amazing stories of lasting changes from this challenge, I

have no idea how many lasted for a long time.

What I do know is the challenge was designed around self mastery and practice, giving us

the tools to carry forth long after it was complete from within ourselves.

Misconceptions One misconception we have to begin to explore

is that taking these substances don�t suddenly reveal to us all the secrets of the universe.

They do precisely what other altered states do � they provide insight into what the

space of awareness is beyond your mind.

In some cases, they also tap you into the astral field, which isn�t the source of

grand truth even though we sometimes see it that way.

Like masters, yogis and meditators of our past, we know we can achieve deep states of

consciousness and tap into truth quite easily while sober, it just takes some time to do

so.

How much?

Depends on what you are doing, but one can achieve a silent mind in just 20 minutes of

breathing.

Regardless, it doesn�t matter whether you are a master meditator, veteran psychedelic

user, a yogi master or whatever other method we may use sober or not, none of it matters

if we are not actively doing what it takes to change our lives on a daily basis based

on what we see during our experiences.

People have sometimes assumed that when I share what I share about self-mastery I am

stating that only psychedelic users bypass the work they need to do, but this isn�t

true at all.

I do know some people who have chosen the psychedelic path and have made incredible

changes within their first session, and I have known people who have chosen breath work

paths who�ve done the same in the first session.

I�ve also known people from both categories who have a great trip/experience but deal

with the same challenges for many years to come because there is a lack of integration

and self empowerment.

An Incredible Story Many of my friends have experienced psychedelics,

and I have had the pleasure to hear so many people�s stories in the 10 years that I

have been in the consciousness exploration space.

I have noticed a ton of common trends and specifically have seen that there is an unbalanced

perspective being spread quite a bit that I feel requires some grounding.

I decided to jump on a podcast with my friend Mark DeNicola who shares a very insightful

story about his journey using mushrooms and ayahuasca.

He shares his take aways from his experiences and what mama ayahuasca told him about ayahuasca

use in the modern world.

He also shares how you can explore if the journey is right for you.

Grounding The Subject Since about 8 years ago I have been fascinated

with observing the research coming out about psilocybin and watching others as they use

psychedelics for spiritual development.

I can tell you, it absolutely can be an effective path.

But I have found this to be few and far between and I feel I know why.

It truly comes down to the fact that no method in this world suddenly gets rid of all of

your challenges.

It takes time and a practice to authentically make it go.

The trouble is, many are not wiling to do that work.

As Mark mentioned in the podcast, he would ask people thinking about it �If you knew

that the ceremony would not get rid of all your challenges you have now that you want

gone, and that you would have to do work after to truly clear them, would you still want

to do it?�

This of course is not a deterrent, but an authentic question around what the purpose

of these substances are.

I wanted to bring up some common challenges I have noticed that just don�t seem to be

talked about enough as many don�t share the full story of their journeys.

I believe this misleads people.

Again, these aren�t negative things, they are calls for us to take responsibility for

our evolution within and truly ask �Is what we are doing to help change our lives truly

working?�

I�ve noticed some great changes in some, but in most cases I have not observed a lasting

effect in users, simply because there is no self work after.

(I can say the same about spiritual retreats in general)

It appears common to feel incredible 1 to 3 weeks after, but go back to the same struggles.

Again, because you don�t suddenly get rid of everything during any method, I believe

this is due to a lack of practice and action.

It�s common for people to state �I puked out all my demons and challenges, and now

they are gone.� But that�s not what seems to be the case as in many cases the same challenges

and patterns continue on for that person long after the ceremony.

More on this on the podcast!

Many people I have seen use Ayahuasca 15 � 30 times, seem to �get worse� the more they

do it.

This of course doesn�t happen to all.

Again, I feel this comes down to lack of self work and thinking the plant will do all the

work.

I don�t mean this in a negative way, but a �cult like� mentality seems to form

and many users aggressively try and convince everyone in the world this is the only path

to enlightenment and that it will change the world if we all do it.

Check out the podcast here for the full story, some amazing insight and how to explore whether

or not your path could include a journey like this.

I share once more because so many people ask me this question, there is no right or wrong

here.

We don�t need to feel that if we do them or don�t do them we are somehow wrong or

missing out.

You�re not on a more purposeful path one way or another.

If you want to find out if any experience is right for you, look in your heart, develop

that relationship.

My goal is to help others be TRULY empowered.

I wrote this because I�m not seeing enough of that happen within others as we give the

power to

things outside ourselves.

This is a reminder.

For more infomation >> WHY PSYCHEDELICS ARE NOT A SHORTCUT TO ENLIGHTENMENT - Duration: 13:11.

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[FFXIV] 1.0's Skirmish, Attributes & Materia System | RoaR | Episode XXXI - Duration: 12:41.

Hello Eorzeans!

I'm Lukile Bravestone and welcome back to Remnants of a Realm.

In the previous episode we looked back at Lower La Noscea, covering Moraby Bay, Oschon's

Torch, and Cedarwood.

In today's episode we'll stay in La Noscea, but not on the main island.

Instead we're covering a system unique to La Noscea.

Skirmish.

Skirmish was a system added to FFXIV 1.0 with patch 1.23 and was some of the last battle

content to be added to the game.

The game was on its last legs, and with the sub turned back on, it was important the players

actually had something to do in the coming months, as Dalamud made its final descent.

Skirmish was therefore one of the only endgame-raid experiences in the game, the only other content

being the hard mode primals and Rivenroad hard.

Skirmish must not be confused with Final Fantasy XI's system, although it did borrow a lot

from XI's concept.

Because it was added so late in 1.0's life, Skirmish never saw any additional updates

after release.

Lore-wise, Skirmish was a joint exercise between the armies of the Eorzean Alliance, to prepare

for the Garlean invasion.

To ensure they enlisted enough soldiers for the exercises, The Brugaire Consortium began

sourcing Giantsgall weapons from Radz-at-Han as a reward for participating.

We'll get back to that later.

So here's how it worked.

First of all, you'd have to have sworn allegiance to a Grand Company, much like how Frontline

works today.

You'd also have to be level 45 or higher, and you had to enter with a party of 4-8.

Solo was not allowed.

Talking to Storm Captain Loethalsyn in the Lower Decks in Limsa Lominsa, you'd be able

to register for the Skirmish, and you'd be ferried off – to one of two islands,

with their corresponding battle modes.

The first one was Locke's Lie.

This was the offensive mode.

Here, the party had to make their way around the island, while killing monsters of varying

size and difficulty.

The second island was called Turtleback Island.

This was the hardest of the two modes, where the party had to survive waves of monsters

headed towards them.

The spawns were timed, so if your dps was low, the next mob could spawn while the other

was still up, overwhelming the party.

Skirmish of course, had its own theme, called The Seventh Gate.

What the big carrot at the end of the stick was here, was the rewards.

The weapons, Giantgall Longsword, War Axe, Claws, Trident, Longbow, Cane, and Longstaff

all contained two desirable features.

And we'll cover both of them in today!

Let's start with the first – desirable stats.

And no, we're not going to look at the stats of these specific weapons, but how the stats

WORKED in 1.0, cause… it might surprise you.

1.0 was very clearly built with XI in mind, and as such, stats were all over the place.

Unlike 11, though, stats didn't always make sense.

The base stats were: - Strength (STR)

- Vitality (VIT) - Dexterity (DEX)

- Intelligence (INT) - Mind (MND)

- And Piety (PIE) In addition to these, there was also the Elemental

stats, which we've covered in a previous episode.

However, the stats worked differently then than they do now.

Strength, Intelligence, and Vitality all acted the same as they do today, but Strength would

only increase damage prevented when blocking attacks with a shield.

Today, this also counts parrying.

Dexterity, in addition to its increased physical attack accuracy and evasion, would increase

critical hit rate for physical attacks and resulting damage.

Mind was completely different, however.

It would reduce damage taken by magic attacks, and increase maximum HP.

Mind did not increase the potency of healing magic, like it does today.

And Piety was a completely different stat!

It would reduce chances of your magic attacks being resisted, as well as increasing your

chances of resisting magic attack of others.

In 1.0, the game would also constantly reward you bonus points.

In fact, by the time you've reached lvl 50, you'd have been rewarded with 213 bonus

points, which you were free to place wherever you desired.

And because the game allowed you to play the game entirely as a crafter or gatherer, there

were even recommendations for what stats to choose for those classes.

In 1.0, weapons would have attributes associated with them, and so, for crafters and gatherers,

having bonus points in the desired attribute, would increase the chance of a successful

synthesis.

With a system like this, you're probably thinking "oh god, but… that would be horrible…

what if I want to play another class?

All my stats would be wrong?"

And yes, that's correct, but fret not!

1.0 had a reassign button, which allowed you to reassign bonus points to the desired attributes.

But of course, it wouldn't be 1.0 without some ludicrous restriction.

You could only get back a certain number of points at a time, and once used, the reassign

button went on a cooldown.

So the attribute points were a bit of a pain in the bum.

But the Giantsgall weapons would also contain something never seen in dungeon drops or quest

rewards – Materia Slots!

Materia was added in 1.19, to upgrade weapons and further customize players' attributes.

Mutamix Bubblypots appears in central Thanalan, and a shop run by his group called "Carriers

of the Cauldron" pops up, teaching Eorzeans about the wonders of materia – matter that

can augment gear.

This introduced spiritbonding to XIV.

Simply wearing gear and either battling, crafting, or gathering would over time increase the

spiritbond level.

Once it hit 100%, the gear could be converted to materia, using a key item located in the

key items bag, called "Materia Assimilator".

This key item could only be obtained via the quest "Forging the Spirit", which introduced

materia to the player.

If an item was convertible, it would have a small icon next to the spiritbond bar.

Certain gear would have a spiritbond+ ability which would increase the speed of spiritbonding.

Restrictions did apply though, and spiritbond speed would be reduced if the player did not

meet the item's affinity level.

1.0 did not have item levels on gear, so gear would have an "optimal level" listed.

Wearing gear with an optimal level higher than your current level would be considered

"below item's affinity level", and thus your spiritbond would slow down.

In 1.0, there were only 4 tiers of Materia.

Grade I – IV.

Melding required another key item.

"Materia Melder".

This was an apparatus that could be obtained through the quest "Waking the Spirit",

unlocked at level 18 for disciples of the land – EXCLUDING Culinarian.

Now in order to meld anything to any piece of gear, you'd require a catalyst as well.

And this could only be obtained through gathering.

But wait.

There's more.

The Forbidden Meld.

After filling up the materia slots for an item, you could go further.

This was called "Forbidden Melding".

And this was serious business and would cause endless grief in 1.0.

The forbidden meld was basically melding materia outside of the materia slots.

This would have a significant chance of failure.

And if you failed… you would lose the materia, the catalyst… and the item itself.

Now let's look at what kind of materia 1.0 had to offer.

1.0 had 9 different colored materia.

Green, White, Black, Red, Blue, Yellow, Cyan, Orange, and Purple.

Let's start with green.

These were HP/MP materia.

Bloodthirst would increase HP.

Manathirst would increase MP.

Lifethirst would increase both, but only half the stats of Mana and Bloodthirst.

The white materia was pure stat materia, so you had your

Strength, Vitality, Dexterity, Intelligence, Mind, and Piety materia.

But also combined materia, like lifethirst.

Ironman's Will – Strength and Vitality Swordsman's Will – Strength and Dexterity

Watchman's Vigil – Vitality and Dexterity Loresman's Wit – Intelligence and Mind

Wiseman's Vision – Intelligence and Piety Vestryman's Wit – Mind and Piety

Red materia was the attack accuracy and critical power materia.

Included here were Heaven's Eye, Heaven's Fist, Savage Might and Savage Aim, but also.

Sanguinary Might combined Critical attack power with increased HP.

And Evenflow, which increased TP restoration and

Accuracy.

Blue Materia – was not crafting materia in 1.0.

It was magic materia.

And as you've probably realized by now, if I was to read out every single materia,

we'd be here all day.

So from now on I'll just list them.

Yellow was parry, evasion, and defense materia.

Purple was enmity materia, which only had two tiny ones.

Black Materia was elemental attack and resistance materia.

Orange was negative status resistance materia, which would later return in ARR as PvP materia,

before being uh… removed again.

Light blue materia was the crafting and gathering materia.

With the launch of ARR, Skirmish did not return, and the stat system was overhauled.

Initially, ARR had bonus points, but it had nowhere near the amount of points, and didn't

really affect your overall stats that much.

Mysteriously, there was no option to reassign the points without buying The Keeper's Hymn

from your grand company for thousands of seals, much to the dismay of players switching between

SCH and SMN.

This was later removed entirely.

Materia was also completely reworked.

No longer requiring the key items of yore, and being available for all crafters including

culinarian!

Forbidden melding's dangers are also gone, so you only lose your materia and catalyst

in a failed meld.

Thank the Twelve.

When the players surviving calamity returned to Eorzea, the 1.0 materia was changed to

"Cracked Materia".

And with that we've reached the end of this episode of RoaR!

Thank you so much for watching!

I hope you enjoyed!

Leave a like if you did, and subscribe for more XIV content!

Let me know in the comments what you think about the Skirmish system, materia, and stats!

Until next time, may you ever walk in the light of the crystal!

For more infomation >> [FFXIV] 1.0's Skirmish, Attributes & Materia System | RoaR | Episode XXXI - Duration: 12:41.

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We argue with toxic people. We think we're having a conversation.

We think we're getting through to them. We think that they're listening to us,

but arguing with a toxic person is more like watching a movie or watching a play.

Okay? They have lines they're going to stick to. They're going to say

you're this, they're going to say you're that, and they're not going to deviate.

And when someone's truly in a toxic state, they're damaged, they're

emotionally damaged, they're predatorial. You can't convince them otherwise.

You can't get to them. They're going to stick to their lines.

So, it's more like watching a play. They're going to come out.

They're going to be the actor. They're going to say their lines and you

can't reach them. And that's the trick. We think we're having a conversation

with toxic people, but we're actually watching them perform. It's a performance.

Once we understand that, it makes it a whole lot easier because we realize no

matter how many hours, and weeks, and months, and days that we try to just

convince them of what they're doing. "Oh, wait a minute. This is a performance.

We're not having a conversation."

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World War 3: Iran issues Donald Trump with SCATHING THREAT if US abandons nuclear deal - DAILY NEWS - Duration: 2:48.

World War 3: Iran issues Donald Trump with 'SCATHING THREAT' if US abandons nuclear deal

IRAN has issued Donald Trump with a scathing threat if he chooses to abandon the country's

multinational nuclear deal as World War 3 fears between the two nations rise, it has

emerged.

The president of the Middle East nation, Hassan Rouhani, warned that Tehran's atomic agency

was ready with "expected and unexpected" actions if the Republican firebrand chooses to abandon

the agreement.

He added: "Our atomic energy organisation is fully prepared…for actions that they

expect and actions they do not expect."

The leader failed to further discuss the warning or what the nation was "fully prepared"

for.

Iran has previously stated that it will abide by the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action

(JCPOA) if all other nations respect it.

However, the nation exclaimed that it would "shred" the deal if the US abandons the

deal.

Tehran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, was quoted by state TV in the Middle

East nation as declaring that if Mr Trump pulls out of the deal, Iran's reaction "will

be unpleasant".

He declared: "Iran has several options if the United States leaves the nuclear deal.

"Tehran's reaction to America's withdrawal of the deal will be unpleasant."

Robert Wood, the US' disarmament ambassador declared that "intense" discussions have

been had with European states ahead of a May 12 deadline that has been set to "fix"

the agreement.

Donald Trump has consistently blasted the JCPOA as one of the worst deals ever negotiated.

He sent an ultimatum in January to the UK, France and Germany to address his complains

with the deal or the US would abandon it.

The President has emphasised that Tehran's abiding of the pact should be monitored more

closely.

"In the absence of such an agreement, the United States will not again waive sanctions

in order to stay in the Iran nuclear deal.

"And if at any time I judge that such an agreement is not within reach, I will withdraw

from the deal immediately."

The leader of the US has made efforts for a different agreement to be made that addresses

his concerns with the JCPOA.

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Cukrzyca – poznaj sygnały ostrzegawcze - Duration: 2:38.

Cukrzyca – objawy, których nie wolno ignorować.Sygnały ostrzegawcze świadczące o tym, że pojawiła się cukrzyca mogą pojawiać się stopniowo, lub – wręcz przeciwnie – nagle i gwałtownie. Rozmaite odmiany cukrzycy mogą mieć podobne lub całkiem różne objawy.

Oto kilka symptomów, na jakie koniecznie musisz zwracać uwagę:Skrajne uczucie pragnienia.Suchość w ustach.Częsta potrzeba oddawania moczu.Głód.Ciągłe uczucie zmęczenia.Rozdrażnienie i niepokój.Zamazane widzenie.

Trudności w gojeniu się ran lub zupełne ich niegojenie się.Uczucie kłucia i swędzenia na skórze, suchość skóry.Ciągłe infekcje grzybicze.

Cukrzyca typu 1 – sygnały ostrzegawcze.Ten rodzaj cukrzycy stwierdza się zazwyczaj u dzieci lub osób tuż po okresie dojrzewania. Prawda jest jednak taka, że może pojawić się w każdym wieku.

W przypadku dzieci pojawiają się poniższe dodatkowe objawy, których nigdy nie powinno się ignorować:Nagła, gwałtowna utrata wagi.Ponowne nocne moczenie się.Infekcje grzybicze okolic intymnych u dziewczynek, które jeszcze nie weszły w okres dojrzewania.

Objawy przypominające grypę, takie jak mdłości, wymioty, owocowy zapach z ust, trudności z oddychaniem, a nawet utrata świadomości i omdlenia.Objawy podobne do grypy pojawiają się, gdy niezdiagnozowana cukrzyca typu 1 wywołuje akumulację ciał ketonowych w naszym krwiobiegu.

Stan taki prowadzi do ketoacydozy, czyli cukrzycowej kwasicy krwi. Jest to bardzo niebezpieczny stan, który wymaga natychmiastowej interwencji medycznej, ponieważ może prowadzić do poważnych konsekwencji.

Cukrzyca typu 2 – sygnały ostrzegawcze.Ten rodzaj cukrzycy nie prezentuje gwałtownych i łatwych do rozpoznania objawów. Są to raczej subtelne i początkowo niełatwe do zauważenia zmiany, które stopniowo narastają.

Oto niektóre z nich:Ciągłe infekcje i trudne gojenie się ran.Powikłania związane z przedłużającymi się wahaniami cukru w organizmie. Może do nich należeć uczucie mrowienia i drętwienie kończyn.Problemy z sercem.Objawy tej choroby rozwijają się powoli i przez lata. Bywają prawie niezauważalne i niełatwe do powiązania z cukrzycą.

Cukrzyca – komu tak naprawdę grozi?Jak już wcześniej wykazaliśmy, cukrzyca może pojawić się w jakimkolwiek momencie naszego życia. Okazuje się jednak, że istnieją pewne czynniki zwiększające ryzyko cukrzycy typu 1 i 2.

Poniższe dane nie są jedynym wyznacznikiem. Bywają przypadki, gdy dorośli zapadają na przykład na cukrzycę typu 1. Nie zdarza się to jednak często.Cukrzyca typu 1:Dzieci.Osoby młode.Osoby z przypadkami cukrzycy typu 1 w rodzinie

Cukrzyca typu 2:Osoby starsze niż 45 lat.Osoby cierpiące na nadwagę i otyłość.Osoby prowadzące siedzący tryb życia.Palacze.Osoby z przypadkami cukrzycy typu 2 w rodzinie.Nadciśnienie.Zbyt wysoki poziom trójglicerydów lub HDL.Osoby pochodzące z pewnych grup etnicznych.Osoby, u których występowała niewrażliwość na insulinę

Być może pojawił się u Ciebie jeden lub dwa symptomy świadczące o zagrożeniu cukrzycą. Jeżeli tak jest, jak najszybciej skontaktuj się ze swoim lekarzem.Możliwe, że odkryjesz u siebie cukrzycę podczas wykonywania badań na zupełnie inną chorobę, albo nawet podczas rutynowego badania krwi.

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IKON TV EP.1 FUNNY MOMENTS - Duration: 6:19.

iKON vs. Celeb Five!

Admit

Palm Tree

Remote area

Snack

Inkpad

HURRY!Take it away

[#Mommy help me plz]

Hurry up!

[People might think it's a real bomb]

[Going crazy]

Female

FEMALE x4

Urine

Universe

Admit

HE SAID IT

Morning

Chair

Yeoju

[CHAOS]

IT EXPLODED

iKON - 0 vs. 1 Celeb Five

- You were too rough.

- What do you mean?

[Making it into a song] We are rough

We are rough~~

KARAOKE TIMEEE!!!!

I STAN TALENT!!!!LOL

OUR WISH IS- Go to Gangchon together

For 1 night and 2 days

[SHAKING] We will ride 4-wheel bikes

Also we won't bring our managers

[WE CAN'T LOSE THIS GAME] No camera

Fighting

LET'S WIN IT

DESPARE lol [He lost himself]

Calm down . - relax

What are you doing!

Worst players

[This is too much] WHY?!

He's so aggressive

[What's up with your hand?]

THE MOMENT I WAS BLESSED!!!!!!<3

[Crisis]

LOVE <3

CRYING

HURRY STAND UP

[Plz leave me alone] lol

Let's win it!!!!!!!!

HYUNG! help it's gross and I hate it

He forces him

We did a good job.

Kissers collapsed

Still not over it lol

The exciting memory of a kiss

It's my darkest history

wyd? -Why aren't you in bed? -why panic?

You seemed to be in a rush

to turn off your PC monitor

Bobby's fav doll. #CUTE BOOTY SWAG

SO EXTRA lol imagine Bobby at the club

He's way to happy lol

Counting his shoes

73! lost of words

$7,300,if 100 buck a pair?

No way! for real

SHOOK! I'M BALLIN

This face won't go far...

say, I Love you, fans

Don't move

JAY- say it

Love you fans!! <3

Random imitation from Junhoe lol

Do you know what crab taste like?

Sometimes when I'm alone,I enjoy shadow boxing

I'm so pretty lol

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Hello! My name is Johnny Hill.

My sign name is this:

Why is this my sign name?

When I was born and my parents

found out I was Deaf,

they tried to get my attention

with fingerspelling J-O-H-N-N-Y.

It was a lot of work and they didn't like it.

They found a short cut

with the first letter J and the last letter Y

J-Y: Johnny

I was born in Utah

and recently moved here to Washington DC

to Gallaudet University

the only Deaf university in the world!

This place is really exciting;

there is no other place like this.

I'm excited to teach you ASL

because I graduated with a degree

in Deaf studies with an emphasis

in ASL education.

Often hearing people and deaf people

try to communicate through spoken language

and find that they have barriers and limitations.

ASL dissolves those barriers!

It's going to be fun!

Join my class

and find a new language and culture

that's rich!

Ready to learn?!

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Exercises for a Baby with Low Tone #29: Pull a baby to sitting holding only 1 hand - Duration: 1:42.

Hello! My name is Amy Sturkey. I'm a pediatric physical therapist. I am

here with a one-year-old, Myla, who is getting so BIG! She can sit independently when

placed in safe places, but she's not getting into sitting by herself yet. So

we are going to work on a one hand pull to sit. So I'm just going to take one hand. I am

going to have her go toward the camera just for politeness. So, I'm going to take the

opposite hand. I'm gonna bring her this way.

Oh Heavens! I am going to have her push up with that one arm and then pull on up to sitting.

There you go. So you take the opposite hand. Roller her away from that arm. Have her

push with the one arm to help get up to sitting. So it's just an easy way to start

working on getting into sitting. I do it on both sides. So I'm just going to be

polite and go toward the camera today, but you just pull her up to sitting.

We'll do it one more time for the camera. Hey little girl! Hi! Thank you. Come on up. I'm stabilizing the pelvis, just to give her a little bit

more support. Good girl! And then from here just letting her

finish it off. What a good job! You did so super! That is pull sit with one hand. Thanks a lot! See

you later!

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The Spain midfielder played for Guardiola at Barcelona and Bayern Munich – and scored in the win where his form and condition were assessed.

He is under contract for another year and is rated by Germany's champions at £70million.

Jorginho, meanwhile, would cost £65m and is also wanted by Manchester United and Liverpool.

The Daily Star Sunday understands that his agent, Joao Santos, was in Manchester recently for talks with United and City.

Jorginho, 26, is under contract for another two years.

Guardiola is eyeing midfielders as Yaya Toure will leave this summer and David Silva and Fernandinho are both 32.

United boss Jose Mourinho expects City to splash the cash again.

He said: "Maybe Manchester City will invest heavily and don't let the others close the gap to them.".

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EQM | NDE - O corpo limita a percepção | The body limits perception - Duration: 33:03.

Hello, as always, be very welcome to the "AFTER ALL, WHAT ARE WE?" channel.

The actor Fernando Alves Pinto was driving his bike

when the front tire got into a hole

and he was thrown,

he fell on a corner of a car

and then on the floor.

He went into a coma.

It was when he found himself on the edge of an abyss,

before a breathtakingly beautiful view.

Such a story.

Let's watch it?

We are here today with Fernando,

who is going to tell us about a near-death experience that he went through.

Good afternoon, Fernando, so feel free, please,

I would like you to introduce yourself and tell us your story.

Hi... I'm an actor ...

Fernando Alves Pinto.

and I went through this near-death experience, through this NDE ...

yeah... it was like I had ... blacked out ...

and gone till the edge of a precipice ...

with a wonderful view ...

and a desire to jump and dissolve into all that ...

unspeakable ...

but then I looked back and there were still some things to do,

there were people calling and then I came back.

I mean, this is more or less the memory I have.

What's left, correct?

Fernando ... what was the situation that triggered ... this experience?

I had just finished a clarinet lesson with ...

with Lina Chamie, a great friend and film director ...

because I was working for her on a film ...

in which I played the role of a clarinetist.

She's a clarinet player, so she gave me clarinet lessons at her house, which is ...

which was behind Paulista Avenue,

right there,

and I was driving my bike towards Sergio Cardoso theater

because I was working on a translation for a theater / music group ...

the Stomp.

and right after the class I had to go there.

Then, I think it rained the day before ...

or it rained before that ...

and it was all wet, the holes were full of water,

so I did not notice a hole in the middle of the ...

I do not remember the name of that slope ...

the front wheel stuck in that hole ...

I flew...

with this hand I protected my clarinet ...

and with this hand I fell to the ground ...

and I hit my head here ...

probably ... on the corner of a car ... that I hit ... that was parked ...

and then...

people told me that I got up ...

that I said everything was fine...

and then I went into convulsion.

On the street?

On the street. I went into a convulsion on the street and ...

they took me to the nearest public hospital ...

and then I'm not sure about ... the ...

time how it all happened ...

about when I was taken to Einstein Hospital ...

Probably the same day ... I am not sure...

Were you aware that you were hospitalized ... only a few days later?

I have some memory of the hospital ... I stayed in the hospital for twenty days ... I spent almost a month in the hospital.

You've gone under surgery, have not you?

Yes, twice, I went under surgery two times.

Because there was a clot and, after, there was another clot ...

they had to reopen it.

But I have a memory of the hospital,

I have memory of the hospital, I have memory of the hospital including ...

when I... realized the situation ...

suddenly...

and ... before I realize the situation.

Before I realized the situation ...

what I remember is that everything was great, everything wonderful,

everybody was treating me as if I were a baby ...

everybody in a happy mood, everybody around me and happy ...

you mean when you became conscious after the coma?

Yes, yes, when I came back ....

when I started to talk.

people say that when I began to speak I spoke ...

I did not speak Portuguese ... I spoke English or French or Spanish.

My friend Daniel, from Argentina, says that I spoke Spanish with him.

The others, everyone said that I was speaking English...

because I had come back to live in Brazil shortly before

and ... I had stayed in a hospital for a few days ...

when I was living in New York, so ...

for me it was more natural ... to speak English in that environment.

When the priest of my family came ... the priest who was related to the family ...

it's a very big family ...

then, when the priest came in and began to do the extreme unction ...

I was like this ... and then I opened my eyes and said ...

"WHO THE HECK?"

translation: who is the devil?

they say I said that.

You were probably still in the ICU, weren't you?

Yes ... likely ... if he was giving me the extreme unction, I think I was in ICU yet.

Fernando, at what time of hospitalization, or was it right after you fell,

when do you think the experience happened?

The issue of the abyss ...

I ... well ... it's mathematics ... I think it happened during the coma ...

I mean ... it's a deduction that it happened during the coma.

And when you woke up

were you immediately aware that you had been through that experience?

No.

Did it take a while then?

It took a while ... took a few days.

Before the accident ...

I had...

I had separated from my girlfriend ... who was a very sweet girlfriend ...

very dear ... so ... I didn't want to separate...l ...

she wanted... she dumped me

and ... I had ... it's because ... well ...

because I ... because I had this girlfriend ...

but I had occasionally other girlfriends ... anyway ...

those prank stuffs ...

and then...

I...

I had ... I had ...

I had made a mess, I had lost my best friends ...

because I ... had not ... restrained myself ... and I had an affair with the girlfriend of one of them ...

- Oh my God ... what a shame ... - All this in the time (of the NDE)?"

All in the week prior to the accident.

And then my girlfriend dumped me.

I remember ... some days later ...

this girlfriend, who had dumped me

she was taking turns with my mother (at the hospital)...

because we had separated ... two days before...

So ... who looked after me in the hospital were my mother and my girlfriend.

I remember the day I remembered that we had separated.

This happened when ... this happened nearly to when I realized the situation I was in.

because until then, I was being treated like a god, I was being treated like a baby,

everyone was treating me ... very well ... I was in heaven ...

and then suddenly I ... I remembered ... that we had separated and that I was not so well.

The memories ... they were popping up ...

they were as if they were ... as if they were files being opened ... on the computer ...

Do you know when you're at your computer... and suddenly opens a window here,

opens a window here, opens a window here ...

The memories were appearing like this.

For a long time.

For months after the accident thmye head was still ... dispersed in this way.

And...

I remember talking to this girlfriend of mine ...

and suddenly I realized that ... I had almost died ...

because that was what had to happen and ...

and...

This was one of the windows that opened in my head that most astounded me.

That I had almost died and that I had ...

that I had lost my girlfriend.

But I didn't, I didn't have this ... "wow, I saw the Light, I saw God, I saw ..."

I didn't have this.

It happened gradually ...

I don't remember this story getting clear at a specific moment ... I don't remember.

You recovered the story little by little?

Yes, yes.

And you spoke about an abyss ... you saw yourself in a wonderful place ... is that all?

Yes.

It was as if death were extremely seductive,

The death...

The expression "he left towards something better" ...

fits perfectly ...

I have the impression that I saw death,

I "talked" to death and it's not at all scary ... it's ...

it is a relief ... an absurd relieve.

The impression I have ... because it's not linear at all ... it's just ...

As everything is absolutely relative ...

I came back with this certainty,

however relative it may be,

that... that...

later I read in books similar things to what I had felt ...

that the body is just a prison ... the body is a prison.

Oh ... prison, prison ... seems like a criminal thing ... no.

It's just something that ... holds you ...

like this...

and that limits your perceptions.

and that to leave this body through death ...

it's a liberation ... so ...

I recently read about the issue that you dissolve into nothingness.

You become everything.

Did you have the conviction that you somehow got out of your own body?

Yes.

Did you have a clear impression of this?

Yes ... that I left it ...

Not 100% ...

but that I had this possibility of ...

dissolving myself and becoming the whole.

Is it as if you might have access to another dimension in that situation?

Yeah ... exactly.

that in a normal condition you don't have?

Yes, yes.

Did you hear voices, sounds or did you see people?

No, no.

Didn't that happen?

No, I didn't have this ...

Was it a feeling of deep well-being?

Yes ... about death, yes.

We started talking about near-death experience.

Did you have any knowledge ... about this phenomenon ...

near-death experience, before it happened to you?

No, I didn't.

Have you never been interested in this?

No ... I had read a lot of Carlos Castañeda,

I wanted to have ... to have ...

to have those active dreams, in which you leave the body ...

Was (your experience) similar to it?

It was ... a little.

Like a trip?

Yes.

Fernando, people tell... a... very pictorial... story ...

some people ... NDEs are not all equal...

of light, of tunnel, of a friendly voice ... of a reception ... a being of light ... did you have any of that?

Yes, but I have something to say about it.

Actually, I had never made this link so directly ...

but it is like that...

As I told before about how our physical complex here is a limiter of perceptions,

therefore (a limiter) of reasoning ... of everything ...

Shortly afterwards I worked on a Spiritist movie ...

what I ... what I ... what amazed me ...

I was ... what surprised me a little ... about the spiritists ... anyway ... it was the one thing that caught my attention ...

was that they have a fidelity to what is written in the books of the entities

that seemed naive to me.

For the following reason:

The texts?

Not the texts ...

the absolute fidelity to that being the truth.

For the following reason...

outside the body, outside the head, outside ...

outside that limit that we have, within which we do live ...

you are in the ineffable.

The ineffable ... is untranslatable.

The ineffable does not fit into our ideas.

So any description of this ...

is a description ...

It's like you say that ...

The greatest poet in the world

can write a haiku

about the meaning of life ...

But it's a haiku ... it's 16 syllables ... I do not know ... it's 32 syllables ...

It's ... just a description, it's not the real thing.

It is not that "Emanuel wore blue" ...

It is not an absolute discription.

The voice you hear or the person you see ...

are translations that fit in your head.

So they can be anyway ... they can be ...

It doesn't mean that you actually met a person and talked to her.

It was translated that way in your head, now, consciously speaking.

You are talking about the movie but you are talking about your experience too...

Of course, yes, yes, about my experience and about the experience of anyone else,

of any near death experience that had a contact with the ineffable ...

- and now it's ... - trying to translate.

Ineffable is untranslatable ... so, one is trying to translate.

You're translating, so ... it's not that, it's just a translation.

A translation is not the original text.

Fernando, although the experience may be ineffable and it is, in fact,

according to most of the people we interviewed ... or to what we've read ...

I would like you to try to get out of this "no explanation", of this difficulty that you all have

and tried to mention some flashy detail of your experience.

Is it possible?

My history...

is all mixed with the stories that people tell me ...

the people who were with me ...

because my head started to register (what was happening) ...

at least ... at least a week after I got back from the coma... so ...

that's why I only have memory of few days of the time I was still in the hospital.

As I said, I was being treated very well,

I had no idea what was happening,

until I "woke up" and realized that it was not okay, I was ...

I had part of my head shaved ...

a few strands coming out here ...

I could not even read a comic book,

and my head was dispersive the whole time, I was lousy.

I was not well ... and beyond that, I had finished the relationship with my girl friend and ...

and lost my best friend and ...

and I did not know if I would be able to concentrate again.

I remember beginning ... to understand... this situation.

I did not have a feeling that I had a wonderful experience,

I was having a terrible experience,

I was having an experience of uncertainty,

I did not know if I was going to "work" again.

I felt myself landing after a year.

As if I had traveled to ...

as if I had traveled to almost out of the solar system and my car had broken ...

and I was walking back.

That was the feeling I had,

I was trying to walk back without a map.

This whole experience only seemed to me a positive thing ...

after I was back, after I was functioning again,

because until this point I didn't know if...

Dr Poetscher, the neurologist who was taking care of me ...

I "returned" much more than he thought I would "return".

He thought I was going to be "okay",

I was going to be "okay"... and cared.

This girlfriend who took care of me ...

she recorded me talking.

There was no cell phone recording or filming yet. If there were, she probably would have filmed me.

She recorded me ... talking.

When I heard it ...

it really seemed like a pre-teen talking, it sounded like a kid talking.

I had this feeling ...

I had this feeling also during the process of ...

In the first few months ... I had the feeling that I was ... I was ...

that I was with the maturity of ... of 6 yeras, of 15 years, of 13 years ...

I had this feeling of having regressed, of being mentally weak, kind of ... retarded ...

and ... and I felt myself landing ... I do not remember what it was ...

I do not remember what was the event, but I remember having the feeling ...

"I arrived" ... "everything is fine now" ... "I landed".

You describe this return very well ...

and an injury with the gravity of your injury ... we'll show an image of it ...

is a situation well known to physicians, intensivists, neurologists ...

the person gets really regressed ...

and according to the expression you used, you can, as a sequel, get ...

a severe cognitive impairment, even a type of retardation,

depending on the area of the ​​injury, its extension etc.

This is well known.

Now ... I really wanted you to tell us at what time...

this thing seemed to be transcendental ...

and if you were informed... or if you know ...

whether this thing of feeling out of the body or having that experience ...

happened during a seizure crisis ... that you said you had.

Can you talk about it?

Look ...

I know I stayed ten days in a coma ...

it seems that it was not an induced coma, it seems that I went into a coma right there in the...

I had a seizure and ... I blacked out ...

I do not know exactly ... if you faint ... what does ...

what characterizes whether it is a coma or a faint ... I do not know.

But I know I had a ...

I got up after the accident and I said everything was fine, everything was fine ...

I had a seizure,

I fell and I did not get up for ten days.

What it seemed to me ... is that everything ...

this whole image ... this liberation that I felt ... of being ...

of being only watching, of not being involved, of not being hurt,

of the bruising being not important ...

happened during this period when I was in a coma.

Of course, there is also all my observer reasoning ...

which was done later.

And suddenly when we come back to ... when we get back to normal,

what we see, what we listen to ... takes the lead ...

overcomes the sensation ... of the inner experience ... takes the lead ...

so, when I came back from the coma I was more worried about finding out ...

what was happening...

who was that person who was on my side,

that I no longer knew it was my brother.

To call my brother as my uncle??

So ... conscious ...

It's funny ... it seems that being conscious we lose consciousness ...

in a certain way...

when we are conscious, we lose the subconsciousness ...

we lose the bigger part ... in a certain way.

What's curious is that all this ...

are analyzes that I do about the experience.

I do not know...

I sure didn't get it by the time I realized I was just ...

thinking who was that person by my side

and that I was ... "disregarding" the previous experience I had.

The experience of ... seeing that abyss,

of knowing that death is not so ... so tetric

that death in reality is one of the best things that can happen to someone ...

These are the sensations that remained.

These are the sensations that accompanied me

on my return and revealed themselves over time.

Didn't this abyss have a form?

Why do you define it as an abyss?

Because it was a tip ... it was a tip to infinity.

Infinity was right there for me.

Infinity was ...

My chest is already in infinity ...

so I was about to fly ...

I was supposed to fly.

It was a tip ... so you ... had, in a certain way... vision?

Yes ... I saw ...

But the sensation was much greater than a portrait.

The feeling was much greater.

Was it more emotion than vision?

Yes ... emotion ... feeling ...

Feeling.

Feeling of ... dissolving ... feeling of ...

But there was the physical thing of looking behind and seeing that I was being called back.

and seeing that I could solve a lot of things before leaving.

and I mean leaving ... I mean leaving ...

I had this feeling ... there's no way ...

I don't know how to describe it better than that.

As if you were being pulled back ...

Yes.

You couldn't go on in that abyss ...

Yes.

But was it good?

As seductive as it might be, yes.

Fernando ... do you think you've changed ... from that experience?

Was its meaning enough to bring you some change?

Yes but I'm sure also that it was not something immediate.

I mean ... it was not immediate ... it was ... it was ...

it was the ... digestion of everything that happened.

I do this math that I was ... it happened in 96 ... I was 27 years old ...

and then...

It was in August ... it was August 13th ...

until ... August of the following year, when I was 28 years old ...

I was...

64 years old.

It was as if I had relived everything, all 27 years ... again.

Things were all kind of coming back ...

so...

I became more ... I became more experienced ... for sure.

What is very curious is the compartmentalization of the brain

Although there is its plasticity that enables it to modify all the time,

and according to what a doctor said, if it weren't so I wouldn't be talking to you now,

the music...

it was easier for me to deal with it than with the language ... spoken ... or written.

Studying music was easier than studying ... than reading a book ...

than reading a paragraph.

This is really interesting, because ... analyzing from the medical point of view ...

even though the brain is not a mosaic of functions, and it is not ...

it is something that works more like an orchestra,

there are areas of the brain most involved with certain functions ...

for example speech ... it is not the whole brain that speaks,

even though the whole brain has an influence on speech.

It is a more specific area.

The same happens with music ...

So, I'm just making hypotheses ...

I wonder if in the injury you had...

still in that phase of edema, of swelling ... because it takes time to end ...

the area of ​​language ... perhaps was more involved than the brain area involved with music ...

It's a hypothesis that I'm making ...

and it was very important that you could exercise the piano ...

Yes ... the piano, the clarinet ...

Did you get more spiritualized?

I was already quite spiritualized, but probably it made me a little bit more,

but it's ... like ... I think ... I think ... having lived ...

the exaggeration of having ... at the age of 28 ...

in fact I had ... 64 ...

maybe it's too much, but at least 50, at the age of 27 ...

(because of) the time of experience, the intensity of the experience I had,

on Mars's return till here ... from Uranus to here ...

It was a very intense experience.

Answering Dr. Edson's question ...

"Did you get more spiritualized", you answered that you were already spiritualized.

but, before, you were in a more studious... observer form ...

now you had gone through an experience that is ineffable,

I mean, you have a new information.

How did this make a change, if it did, on your understanding?

Things have become clearer ...

more ... for me they were more ... for me I really ... I ...

The way I think about death is now completely different,

death to me is ... something ... super tranquil ...

Have you completely lost any fear you might have before?

Mine or anyone's death.

Dying is not bad.

Dying is only bad because you're going to miss the six o'clock soap opera.

It's not ... it's not bad.

Dying is bad because whoever counts on you, you will let down.

Just because of that.

so ... this for me was ... I did not have it ... this clarity I didn't have ...

this conviction I didn't have ...

this conviction that we are much more than fit ... here ... I didn't have.

Another thing that got clear to me ...

is that we are absolutely responsible for everything that happens with us.

Including accidents, including being a victim of something.

You, in some way, are responsible.

You're accomplice of everybody.

You also are responsible for Trump.

And ... for all those guys.

I will not even go into that.

So ... we are responsible for everything that happens to us,

this is the feeling I had.

that I had this accident to kind of punish me for having lost,

for a foolish thing, for having lost my girlfriend and my best friend ...

for unnecessarily having hurt these people ...

I had this accident as an "either go or split", "either split or go."

I had this feeling about my responsibility in that accident.

What is the message you leave for everyone, Fernando, from your near-death experience?

We just have to take advantage of what we have here ...

so that... we can get more and more independent of ... this small ... that we have.

It is very interesting what yoga does, for example.

Because yoga makes you millimetrically study your body, the functioning of your equipment ...

so that you can free yourself from it, so that you do not need it.

What I also learned on this interplanetary trip I made ...

It is...

whatever we live, millimetrically,

nano ... how do you say ... nanometrically ...

everything is very important, everything is very important and rich ...

for us to learn, for us ... for us to take advantage of learning,

of learning, of absorbing everything that we ... can ...

and ... observing.

So that we can observe, we need silence, we need to be quiet ...

So that we can listen ...

see...

feel...

everything... because everything is so much precious...

since we are prisoners of this machine here,

let's ... at least use it to receive the way it is able to receive ...

which is by touch, by sight, by hearing ... and by sensations.

That is to enjoy ... life.

To be more independent of our little body.

Much to think about, is not it?

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This is a new frontier of human knowledge.

Shall we explore it together?

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Exercises for a Baby with Low Tone #29: Pull a baby to sitting holding only 1 hand - Duration: 1:42.

Hello! My name is Amy Sturkey. I'm a pediatric physical therapist. I am

here with a one-year-old, Myla, who is getting so BIG! She can sit independently when

placed in safe places, but she's not getting into sitting by herself yet. So

we are going to work on a one hand pull to sit. So I'm just going to take one hand. I am

going to have her go toward the camera just for politeness. So, I'm going to take the

opposite hand. I'm gonna bring her this way.

Oh Heavens! I am going to have her push up with that one arm and then pull on up to sitting.

There you go. So you take the opposite hand. Roller her away from that arm. Have her

push with the one arm to help get up to sitting. So it's just an easy way to start

working on getting into sitting. I do it on both sides. So I'm just going to be

polite and go toward the camera today, but you just pull her up to sitting.

We'll do it one more time for the camera. Hey little girl! Hi! Thank you. Come on up. I'm stabilizing the pelvis, just to give her a little bit

more support. Good girl! And then from here just letting her

finish it off. What a good job! You did so super! That is pull sit with one hand. Thanks a lot! See

you later!

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Library 411 Tag | BookTube - Duration: 7:07.

Another book tag!

Hello, I'm Rogan and welcome to the Library 411 tag.

I was kind of tagged by Kathy to do this, and yes. Because you know how much I love libraries.

I've recently been posting a lot on my Instagram story and Twitter about this.

And if you look carefully, you can see books here in the corner. Yeah, that's all…

Yeah that's all of the library books I have right now, not including ebooks obviously. But… Yeah.

That tallest stack, I have to finish in the next week and half.

This tag kind of aims to help people know what resources libraries have,

and you'd be surprised at how much libraries provide.

I'm going to try and not take too long with this, so I'm just going to get going.

The first one is Information Desk: A book that was helpful to you, for any reason.

I picked two books.

One is The ABCs of LGBT+, it was written by Ash Hardell. Their name is different on this, but that's not for here.

And the second one is A Guide to Gender, second edition.

Funnily enough, one of the bookmarks in ABCs is in the Gender section. So.

I put them down so it'd be easier for me to sign.

A Guide to Gender is really more of an introductory book for those who just came into the queer community,

or know nothing about gender. If you're somewhat knowledgeable, it's not a lot of new information.

But ABCs of LGBT+ has a LOT of terms that made me repeatedly say, "That's new to me." So it's great.

I refer to it every once in a while, it's great.

The Return Bin: What are two books you read and immediately wanted to return

because you disliked it, or a recent DNF.

The first one that came to mind was The Riddle of Gender. I did NOT like this book. It's… *cringes*

It was written by a cis straight white woman, I'm assuming. I'm assuming on the white part.

But… I really didn't like it.

And the second one, At the Broken Places. Now, I didn't like half of this book, I liked half of it.

Do what you will with that.

Holds Section: Your most anticipated release, which you can't wait to get your hands on?

Okay. I've been adding a lot of books to my holds section recently, so…

That has been causing me problems, because like you saw with my stack…

I got those, then a hold popped up that I wasn't expecting for another week or so.

And I'm ready for that book, Reign of the Fallen. Yes.

And then I JUST checked my account today just to check on when books were due, whatever.

And I found out that I have a hold waiting for me at the library, Children of Blood and Bone.

I am ready. I wasn't expecting this for a while, but yes. I'm ready.

Community Classes & Study Rooms: A book you loved that was a school assignment.

Fahrenheit 451, that's an easy answer. I immediately fell in love with this book, and I still love it.

So I probably should get my own copy, because I don't mind rereading it.

Computers: A modern classic, or favorite sci-fi.

Okay, I just finished it, and this is my new favorite, I think.

You can barely see it right here, but it's The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet. Yes.

I already have the second on the top of that stack. I can't wait to read it!

DVD Rentals: Your most anticipated, or favorite in recent history, book-to-move or book-to-tv adaptation OR!

A book that felt cinematic or a book you wish would be adapted into a movie or TV series.

I would give the same answer for… The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet,

because I think it would be fantastic as a TV show, and just beautiful.

But to give a different answer, I will say Love, Simon.

I haven't read the book or seen the movie, but I fully intend to see it and read it.

Library Book Store/Sale: A random book you picked up without knowing anything about and really enjoyed,

or show off your favorite bookish merch!

Well. I usually will at least glance at the synopsis before buying a book, but… Let's not do that.

[shows shirt, it has a quote: When in doubt, go to the library. - Hermione Granger.]

Teen/Youth Room: Favorite YA or favorite book you read as a kid. OR!

A book you can't wait to share with kids in your future.

I read a good amount of YA, so I'm not going to pick that.

But a book that I'm excited, I WILL share with kids in my future: The Boxcar Children, and Magic Treehouse.

Oh, I LOVED those series growing up. Kids in my future better.

Museum Tickets: A book that made you feel a bit more cultured upon completing it.

A little silly answer, [A Visual Guide to Drink].

But also kind of serious, because this has a lot of history about how beer, wine, hard liquor was made.

It's really cool.

More serious answer, [Lost in Translation]. I love this book. [mouthing: Love it.]

Overdrive/Hoopla: An audio book you love. Once again, hmm. But.

An ebook that I JUST finished, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo. YES. READ IT.

Request a Purchase: A lesser known book that you want more people to know about and read.

I would say Arabella of Mars. I just requested (a hold) for the second book, The Battle of Venus. I'm ready.

Librarians: A character who loved helping others.

I don't know if this is the best answer, but it's the best one I can think of right now.

Cress from The Lunar Chronicles. She is adorable.

Sanctuary: A book that is like home to you.

Calvin and Hobbes. I grew up reading these, my dad always reads them. Yes.

I was actually sent one of the volumes while I was in college,

so that was a little piece of home, which was nice.

That's it for this tag. If you want to do this, go ahead! I will leave the questions in the description below.

Have you read any of these books? What are your answers to these questions? Let me know down below.

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