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    What were some names you came up with yourself? After reading the directions for the exercise I was excited to try it. Even though in the book it said it was not yoga, it reminded me of it. I liked the freedom that went along with this exercise. It was almost like the chaos and coins in that matter. Since we had no limitations and no restrictions. At times I was thinking in my head, “oh no, I don’t know what to…

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    The personal experiment I tested out this week was the meditating for five minutes. We did this in class on thursday and we just sat there for five minutes trying to not think about anything. It worked for me, all I did was clear my head and just focus on how I was breathing. My breathing pattern was weird, I would breathe in for two seconds then I would breathe out. It’s funny because if you think about you’re the one controlling your breaths and you decide if you want to breathe or not like…

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    Servant Leadership in Diverse Contexts Principles of servant leadership are evident in most cultures and religions: this paper will discuss similarities and differences in Latin American culture and separately, in the Hindu religious perspective. Latin America is one culture with varied similarities to servant leadership, but an aversion to the term servant leadership as Irving (2010), states. There is a cultural blurring as to the differences between the words slave and servant. Hinduism…

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    Hinduism and Buddhism are one of the oldest beliefs that have ever been known. Both started in India around 2500 years ago, and originated in the northern part of India. Buddhism was founded in 563 B.C.E by Siddhartha Gautama. Siddhartha, who was born and raised in a wealthy family, believed that humans will suffer as long as they breath. He left his wealthy life behind and started looking for the truth of enlightenment. Buddhism is not a religion, it is a way of thinking that changes the way…

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    eating habits, what a healthy diet entails, what food to eat, and how water should be your number one choice of drink. Our eating habits influence our daily lives. In “Yoga Journal,” Meghan Rabbitt listed some daily habits that are worth repeating- meditate for 30 minutes, slow down at mealtime, keep a food diary, practice yoga, burn off stress, give someone a hug, and…

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    falling behind. As an undergraduate at GVSU, I was even given the opportunity of a funded undergraduate research project called Summer Student Scholars. During this independent research, I implemented my own research plan to compare hot yoga and restorative yoga effects on perceived stress. My experiences with student organization, coursework, internship, and independent research I feel prepared for the MSW program at Western Michigan University. If accepted to Western Michigan University’s MSW…

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    identify the most likely potential target customers. By understanding what would motivate a potential target customer to use our services, for example if I was promoting a yoga class by understanding the benefits of it I can market it to working class potential target customers because I know that their careers can induce stress which yoga can tackle. To identify the behaviour of potential target customers I would look at factors such as their age for example to understand how likely it is that…

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    What is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder? Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, also referred to as OCD, is defined as a mental disorder where people have unwanted, reoccurring thoughts that they are unable to control. An individual may feel the need to repeatedly perform a certain task over and over again, hoard items that they do not need, or constantly have the urge to check something frequently. Some examples of obsessions that a person with OCD may have are simple activities such a locking a door,…

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    varies among people since everyone has their capabilities of doing exercise and in the same time there are a dozen of exercise related hobbies. In order for one to relief stress one needs to do a hobby such as walking, running, bike riding, some form of yoga or anything active. It may seem absurd that activities in the active field can calm our stress, as Lynn stated, “…people who exercise regularly aren’t just more physically fit than those who don’t, they’re generally happier and less…

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    the straight line, this condition is done every 15 seconds, gradually to maintain the length of 2 minutes! Action 5: Bridge Exercise (Bridge movement) This action really does, not only can improve your resilience, but also as your own basic training yoga exercise! Lying on the ground, bending the body after bow, and putting his hands back on the ground, and then sure that the knees are flat on the floor of the feet of the feet, while making the lifting, and holding firm, then your stomach…

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