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Connecting to God: The Healing Path A Cancer Survivor’’s Story

為了解決I am MORE SOBER WHEN的問題，作者Mason, Thomas J. 這樣論述：

My actual experiences, Connecting to God, and being aware of the life in my body, do not fit neatly into any of the religions or philosophies I have studied. As Shakespeare's Hamlet said to Horatio, "There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy." - Hamlet

(1.5.167-8) When I started this book, I was initially more concerned about the physical, my diet and supplements, than the spiritual. However, I have discovered that the spiritual and mental are vastly more important than the physical. Without the spiritual and mental, none of the physical solution

s continued to work for me. I thought I was going to die. As I wondered what it would be like losing my body, and going home to God, I had the most incredible experience: the barrier I had placed between God and me disappeared. God was always there, but there was always a separation: God was THERE a

nd I was HERE. For that timeless moment, I was open to God. I was not asking for anything, or trying to get God to do what I wanted, I was just curious what it would be like to go Home to God, and I was there. The first thing I did was offer up some of the things I had done this life that still both

er me. You could say, I confessed my sins. Instead of being told I was wrong, or being punished, or being forgiven, I was greeted with understanding. God already knew what I had done. I was still loved and so were all of God's children. God loves all of God's children just the way they are. The expe

rience was like being oriented to The Game of Life. The message was, "I gave you Life, to have a Life." I was not being welcomed Home to stay at Home, but for a pep talk and some advice. Like a player who had been battered in a game, I was being dusted off and sent back into The Game. God was not we

lcoming me Home to stay, but giving me strength to deal with the life I had chosen and would give me strength whenever I was willing to ask for it. When I told my wife about the experience, she saw it as a mother would: God did not want God's children under foot, God wanted them to get out of the ho

use and play, to get a life. Each of us is a unique individual and will have a unique perception of God. My experience is my experience. When I told my brother-in-law about my experience, he could not accept it. He did not believe that one could communicate directly to God. He believed that one need

ed to go through Jesus. His experience was of calling on Jesus in his moment of need. He received the strength he needed to stop drinking and stay sober after the loss of his wife to cancer. Seeing him sober and carrying on with his life, one can see that what worked for him, definitely worked for h

im. His life was changed by his experience. I think each of us experiences God as we can accept God. We mentally filter our perception of God to be something we can accept. My experience leads me to believe we are all the children of God, and that God loves all God's children. It is only now, as I a

m writing this book, that I am understanding that the spiritual is truly the most important factor in health and sickness. Over the years, I have studied and been involved with various religions and philosophies, including Christianity, which seemed to me to treat the body as secondary to the spirit

. At least that has been my interpretation, and my error. As I look at it now, the attitude I accepted, and held, was that the body was an encumbrance on the spirit being free. The truth, as God told me six years ago, is that I was given life to have a life and I took a body on this Earth to have a

life. It is here, on this Earth, that the people I love the most, have also taken bodies to have a life. We are all children of God playing this game together. We can make this life and this planet a wonderful thing or a terrible thing. I think God would have us choose Life and Wonderful. Thomas J

. Mason is a retired Information Technology Manager who lives in the High Desert north of Los Angeles with his wife of forty-two years and their dog, Tara. He discovered, after falling in love with the beautiful redhead who was to become his wife, that in addition to her incredibly cute redheaded tw

ins, she had six other children. But by then it was too late. He was hooked. She continues to be the best thing that ever happened to him. These days, he puts his great-grandchildren to sleep by singing Irish and Scottish traditional songs while accompanying himself on his Irish flat drum, called a

bodhran. Since childhood, he had studied science and philosophy. For most of his working life, he worked with computers and computer controlled equipment. Nothing he studied prepared him for for two unique experiences that happened when he thought he was going to die. He wondered what it would be li

ke to be with God, and God told him that he had been given life to have a life, and his role in God’s Game was to get a life. The second experience happened one day while walking his body around his property. He was wandering off in thought, when he became aware that his body was alive and that it w

as in communication with the rest of God’s Creation. Two experiences that have shaped his philosophy and life ever since.

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沒有界線的隱形洪流

為了解決I am MORE SOBER WHEN的問題，作者楊尹婷 這樣論述：

本論文試著梳理自己在面對自己的束縛時自身狀態。與其要去抓取，更期待自己去發現些什麼，從自身經驗尋找這些跌入谷底的失落感、迷茫的人生、難過、無奈，那些在世俗中可能認為不光榮或不值得提起的事情，其實面對這些微不足道的事物，忘卻才不會成為自己的束縛，進而揭開新的面紗—寧靜，獨一無二新的可能性。第一章療癒小物的自我舒壓，我以柔軟物的材料，作為觸摸中的療癒感形式，並結合重複撥碗豆的動作，來作為勞動中的療癒感。第二章面對威脅而暫時的離開，開始檢視與反思當所有事物在眼前詳盡的呈現，現在、過去、未來的時時刻刻提醒，也許逃避逃離並適時遺忘才可能使自己過得更是自由點。第三章面對黑夜的清醒，黑夜更是點醒了我與周遭

的物是無法彌合的，沒有景深的黑讓我感到恐懼但也讓我清醒。第四章自己是一切事物的局外人，來反思面對不完美的自己也要有個強大的力量支持著自己，我將會永遠會是一切事物的局外人，抓到的僅是那無法消化的事物。

The One

為了解決I am MORE SOBER WHEN的問題，作者Ami, Belle 這樣論述：

Before the car sped away, Miles reached in to kiss her hand. His eyes were completely sober, "I told you when we met that I am impulsive and that it has usually served me well. I knew the minute I saw you, Adelia, that you were the woman I wanted, the one. Nothing will change that "How well do you r

eally know the one you love? An erotic novel full of obsessive love, dark secrets, and unquenchable lust, Belle Ami's The One proves that no one is quite who they seem.Adelia, a rising star in the equestrian world, is still reeling from her parents' deaths in a tragic car accident when she meets gre

en energy investment banker Miles Bremen and his charming yet inscrutable twin sister, Karolin. With his insatiable lust, Miles ignites a passion within Adelia she never knew existed, and the two quickly find themselves entwined in a torrid affair that knows no bounds.Little does Adelia know, howeve

r, that her meeting of the Bremen twins was no accident. Carefully selected as "the one" for her unsettling resemblance to the emotionally and physically damaged Karolin, Adelia is targeted to marry Miles and bear the children that Karolin cannot have. The One is a razor edge mystery that enfolds on

the playgrounds of the super rich, from Trump Tower to the Hamptons and Palm Beach; to the Amalfi Coast aboard Miles's mega-yacht Green Way, The One is irresistible as the reader is drawn into Adelia's journey through a suspenseful - and erotic world.An edge-of-your-seat thriller that will leave re

aders breathless in more ways than one, The One is an irresistible journey through-new territory that fans of romantic fiction are bound to love. Belle Ami is a published author of both books and blogs. She invites you to read Book #2 of The Only One Series, The One & More. She is currently hard a

t work on the final book in The Only One series, entitled Once is Never Enough which will be released in 2015. Visit Belle Ami at her website http: //belleami.us

適量酒精攝取是否有助於調酒製作的創意與學習？

為了解決I am MORE SOBER WHEN的問題，作者何糧朱 這樣論述：

酒精對創意的影響尚未有明確的定論，部分研究認為酒精對創意產生不具影響或是負影響，但亦有研究提出酒精能提高創意表現。查閱相關文獻發現，過去研究亦提出酒精可能增強記憶，但尚未有研究探討在課堂上適量飲酒對學習的影響。因此本研究目的為探討在調酒課程中，學生涉入適量酒精對創意與學習的影響。以高職及大專餐旅科系學生為研究樣本，採區內隨機法分派至實驗組（適量酒精組）或控制組（無酒精組），實驗組的平均血液酒精濃度為每公升 .063－.078毫克，所有受試者都接受運作廣度測驗（operation span task），以檢驗兩組的工作記憶廣度（working memory capacity）相當。實驗一探討適

量酒精對創意的影響，參與者在接受酒精涉入的操弄時觀看教學影片，接著自創一款創意調酒，最後完成中文詞彙遠距聯想測驗。實驗二探討適量酒精對學習的影響，參與者在接受酒精涉入的操弄時，觀看與實驗一相同的教學影片，接著實作教學影片中示範的調酒（實作測驗），最後完成與教學內容相關的學習評量（紙筆測驗）。研究發現兩組參與者在創意調酒作品與中文詞彙遠距聯想測驗皆達顯著水準，顯示適量酒精組的創意表現高於無酒精組。然而，在學習成就表現上，僅實作測驗達到顯著水準，紙筆測驗並未顯著差異，意謂在調酒課程中涉入適量酒精僅能提高實作的學習成效。研究結果證明在調酒課程中涉入適量酒精能提高創意表現與實作學習表現，並對適量酒精對

創意與學習的影響提出相關討論與後續研究建議。