Vedantic Meditation, Frawley, David

Автор: Lele Avinash, Frawley David, Ranade Subhash
Название: Ayurveda and Marma Therapy: Energy Points in Yogic Healing
ISBN: 0940985594 ISBN-13(EAN): 9780940985599
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Описание: Marmas are special Ayurvedic energy points on the body similar to acupuncture points. Through manipulating them we can direct our Prana or vital energy for health, well-being and personal transformation. This book will teach you how to locate the marma points and how to use them.

Автор: Frawley David
Название: Mantra Yoga and Primal Sound: Secret of Seed (Bija) Mantras
ISBN: 0910261946 ISBN-13(EAN): 9780910261944
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Описание: Presents state-of-the-art overviews of key topics in stress and health psychology. It discusses the most important issues and conflicts that contribute to stress, and offers insight on the management of different types of stress. It also provides expanded coverage of areas such as stress biology, environmental and social contributors to stress, stress research methods, and theoretical advances.

Автор: Ashley Frawley
Название: Semiotics of Happiness: Rhetorical beginnings of a public problem
ISBN: 1472523717 ISBN-13(EAN): 9781472523716
Издательство: Bloomsbury Academic
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The Semiotics of Happiness examines the rise of 'happiness' (and its various satellite terminologies) as a social and political semiotic, exploring its origins in the US and subsequent spread into the UK and across the globe.

The research takes as its starting point the development of discussions about happiness in UK newspapers in which dedicated advocates began to claim that anew 'science of happiness' had been discovered and argued for social and political change on its behalf. Through an in-depth analysis of the written and visual rhetoric and subsequent activities of these influential 'claims-makers', Frawley argues that happiness became a serious political issue not because of a growing unhappiness in society nor a demand 'on the ground' for new knowledge about it, but rather because influential and dedicated 'insiders' took the issue on at a cultural moment when problems cast in emotional terms were particularly likely to make an impact.

Emerging from the analysis is the observation that, while apparently positive and light-hearted, the concern with happiness implicitly affirms a 'vulnerability' model of human functioning, encourages a morality of low expectations, and in spite of the radical language used to describe it, is ultimately conservative and ideally suited to an era of 'no alternative' (to capitalism).