All Limitations Are Perceived Horizons

All Limitations Are Perceived Horizons
By David Cameron Gikandi

Not so long ago, people thought the world was flat. They looked out into the horizon, and it appeared to them that the earth ended somewhere far out there, and at the end of the earth, one could possibly fall off the edge and die. Therefore, people did not dare to reach the horizon, for fear of falling off the end of the earth. So they stayed where they were.

Their perception that the world was flat, that it had an edge (the horizon), kept them from exploring far away from where they were born. It was a limitation that appeared real to them. However, this limitation was not real at all - it was an error in perception.

The horizon is not an edge, it is not an end.

In fact, you can never reach the horizon because it keeps moving farther away from you the closer you get to it. The horizon is an apparent end, yet it is grounded in infinity (you can never reach it).

All of your limitations are horizons. All of them bar none. No exception.

Even the Self has no limits, although it "appears" to be
encompassed by a limited body. In fact, is the Self a reality, or simply an awareness of feeling? The Buddha argued that the Self is a feeling that gets mistaken for an identity (that which is 'having' the feeling). Anyways, that is another topic altogether.
Let us get back to limitations...

Any limit that you think you have, whether it is financial,
biological, emotional, or whatever, is a horizon. For example, you may have the belief that you cannot afford something, and so you forever deny yourself that thing; you never buy it. That is believing in the horizon. You believe you have limited funds and if you spent them on that thing, you would suffer and die or whatever.
However, if you went ahead and purchased it, you would find that you can indeed afford it, and because you have now created a new gap in your money, you would quickly fill that gap with even more money (so long as you don't believe you are limited). This is the difference between those who have scarcity (poverty) consciousness or beliefs, and those who believe in abundance.

So what is the solution to limitations?

It comes in two steps:

Step 1: Replace your perspective. As long as you think the world is flat and the horizon marks the edge of the world beyond which you will fall off, all other thoughts and actions will be in error. So you must train yourself to see the world a new way, to know that the horizon is an illusion. If you skip this step and jump straight into step two, you may burn your fingers because you cannot act as if you have abundance as long as you believe in scarcity. Your beliefs always become manifest. Thought is more powerful than action in creation.

Step 2: Act in line with abundance. In the above example, we saw that one who believes in abundance knows that the "limited" amount of money in their pocket is transitional, it is a river that flows and is hence not truly limited. But the one who believes in scarcity is convinced that they have a true limit and hence they don't dare cross is. So what does it mean to act in line with abundance? It means that you will be going beyond the horizon. You will march to it and keep moving, knowing that the horizon will never be reached. Know that all resources are cyclic in nature, so that the more you spend the more you earn, and the more you earn the more you spend. Keep that river flowing. Don't erect a dam or try to hold it. Keep it flowing. Open both hands wide, the hand that receives and the hand that gives. The faster your rate of exchange (giving and receiving) the better.

Horizons are a mindset. Poverty is a mindset. Wealth is a mindset. Happiness is a mindset. Depression is a mindset. Health is a mindset. Dis-ease is a mindset. It is all a mindset, with its accompanying emotions. The secret is that the mind is limitless, so you truly have no limits except those that you have accepted as real. It is all just a horizon, and no matter how much you chase the horizon, you will never fall off the end of the earth. So chase it!

The master key system

Charles F. Haanel

(1866-1949)

Author of The Master Key System

PART ONE

TELLS upon what possession is based, explains the cause of all gain, explains the cause of loss as well as all other experiences in life. It explains how power is secured. It tells of a world within and how this world is governed. It explains how the solution for every problem in life may be found. It tells how practical men and women find the courage, power, hope, enthusiasm and confidence by which they are given the intelligence and wisdom to make their dreams come true. It tells how more efficiency is obtained and retained, and how our future may be placed under our own control instead of being at the mercy of any capricious or uncertain external power. It explains the cause of every condition, the reason for every experience, the origin of all power, and why all power is absolutely under our own control.

PART TWO

TELLS how and why the operations of the mind are carried on by two parallel modes of activity, the one conscious and the other subconscious. It explains why the thought processes of the subconscious are the theatre of the most important mental phenomena, why ease and perfection depend entirely upon the degree in which we cease to depend upon the consciousness. It explains the origin of all great, noble, brilliant thoughts and ideas, why we find ourselves sometimes endowed with tact, instinct, courage, sagacity and inspiration. In fact, it tells of a vast mental storehouse in which ninety per cent. of our thought processes originate it explains also how this vast mental storehouse may be placed under the supervision and in the keeping of the conscious mind. It tells why those who are familiar with the laws governing in this larger mental domain are enabled to accomplish, to achieve, to become writers, authors, artists, ministers, captains of industry, and why all others must necessarily remain less than ten per cent. efficient.

PART THREE

TELLS why the necessary action and interaction of the conscious and subconscious minds requires two corresponding systems of nerves. It explains how the connection is made between these two systems of nerves. It explains and tells of a central point in the body for the distribution of energy. How this energy is distributed. How the distribution of this energy gives the individual pleasant sensations, how the interruption of this distribution brings discord, inharmony and lack and limitation of every kind. It tells of an arch enemy which must be destroyed, and tells how to destroy it. It tells what determines the experiences in life with which we are to meet, and why these experiences are under our own control. One enthusiastic reader says of this Part: "This document in my opinion is the greatest single document beneficial to mankind ever written in the history of the world; it is the first time that I have come into a true understanding of the Silent Powers that dominate and determine one's success."

PART FOUR

THIS Part tells what it is which controls that which you call yourself. "You" are not your body; the body is simply the physical instrument which the ego uses to carry out its purpose. "You" are not your mind; this is simply another instrument which the ego uses to think reason and plan. When you say "'I' go" you tell the body where to go, when you say "'I' think" you tell the mind what to think. When you come into a realization of the true nature of the "I" you will enjoy a sense of power which nothing else can give, because you will come to know what you are, who you are, what you want, and how to get it.

                                                                                   PART FIVE

THIS Part tells how the subconscious processes are continually at work, and it tells how we may consciously direct this work instead of being mere passive recipients of its activity. It tells how we may have a vision of the destination to be reached, the dangers and pitfalls to be avoided. It tells how "the word has become flesh," how we are constantly creating and re-creating ourselves. It tells of a mental home which each of us is building for ourselves, the importance of this home, where the material is secured, the character of the furnishing, how and why many of us need a mental housecleaning in case we wish to realize our ideas. It tells of the conditions by which we may come into an inheritance of health, harmony and prosperity, and the condition is one which demands no sacrifice except the loss of our limitations, our servitudes and our weaknesses, and costs only the labour of harvesting its great resources.

                                       PART SIX

TELLS of the unlimited possibilities of the Universal Mind, which is the life principle of every atom in existence, and explains how this mind is differentiated in form. It tells of the most marvellous piece of mechanism which has ever been constructed, and tells how the effect which will be produced depends entirely upon the "mechanism to which it is attached." It tells why we should all become familiar with the mechanism so as to secure the effects which we desire. The power to which it can be attached is unlimited, and we can accordingly secure any effect we desire when we become familiar with the mechanism, and understand how to make the proper connections. An understanding of this part will enable you to plan courageously and execute fearlessly, because you will have come into a knowledge of the source of all power and this will determine your course in life, bringing you into contact with all that is strongest and best and most desirable.

 PART SEVEN

THIS Part tells of a method by which you may construct the mould or model from which your future will emerge. It tells how you may make it grand and beautiful; it explains that you are not limited as to cost or material, that no one can place any limitation on it but yourself. It explains that in the construction of this model, there is much work to be done, that no one can do the work but yourself, but it tells you what to do and how to do it, it suggests methods and plans which if faithfully and persistently carried out will result in conditions exactly in accordance with the purpose and thought. It tells of millions of faithful helpers which will come to your aid if you are faithful in your work, and it tells why some who are apparently faithfully endeavouring to realize their ideal seem to fail. It is sometimes just as important to know what not to do as what to do.

  PART EIGHT

THIS Part tells of the creative principle of the Universe, what it is, how it takes form and how it is brought into manifestation. This principle being the underlying principle of all existence must necessarily be governed by an immutable law. It tells how the character, health and circumstances of the individual are formed, and suggests methods whereby desirable conditions and circumstances may be created. It tells how and why and when the material from which your future is to emerge is secured. It suggests methods and exercises by which you may secure complete control of the power which governs in this mighty field of action. Mighty because it is the most important work which any individual can undertake. We are making our future now, to-day, when it comes we shall have to accept what is given, it will be too late to change it, but we can dominate it, control it, make it what we want it to be, and this Part explains how.

                                                                  PART NINE
THIS Part tells of the fundamental principle, the imperative condition, the immutable law underlying every successful business relation or social condition. It tells of the law by which you may make yourself irresistible, by which you may sweep away every form of discord, inharmony and doubt. It tells the secret of the solution to every problem. It explains that there are only three things which all mankind requires for complete happiness and development. It tells what they are and how they may be had.

                                      PART TEN

THIS Part tells of the Law of Abundance. It shows that Nature has provided an abundance for all, and why some seem to be separated from this supply. It tells of a connecting link between the individual and the supply, explains the Law of Attraction, the law by which your "own" is brought to you. It tells why every experience in life is the result of this law. It tells why and how you attract the things to you which make up the sum total of your existence. It tells how you may place yourself in harmony with this law and thereby assist in bringing about desirable conditions in your health, environment, or finances. It shows that this Law of Attraction is fundamental and eternal and that there is no escape from the result of its operation. A knowledge of this Law is absolutely essential to those desiring to make permanent progress.

        PART ELEVEN

THIS Part tells of the means by which we have discovered that the infinitely small as well as the infinitely large is in the last analysis nothing but force, motion, life and mind. It tells of the process by which we have become familiar with the vast organization by which we are identified with the complex operations of Nature. It gives concise directions for making use of the creative power of the Universe, the power by which all things are brought into existence. It shows how this marvellous power may be utilized, directed and made available for the solution of every human problem.

         PART TWELVE

THIS Part tells of numerous counterfeits and perversions by which many are led to think that something can be had for nothing. There is no royal road to success, we must give before we can get; if we cannot give money, we must give service, we must give time and thought, the Law of Compensation demands an eye for an eye. It tells how we may create the implements by which we may put into operation the laws by which we can gain access to the unlimited resources of Nature.

            PART THIRTEEN

THIS Part explains why certain forms of thought often result in disaster and frequently sweep away the result of a lifetime of effort. It explains the modern method of thinking and shows how actual, tangible results are thereby secured, and how conditions must change in order to meet the requirements of a changed consciousness. It explains the process by which this change is brought about and how we may hasten it.

              PART FOURTEEN

THIS Part explains the source of all Power, Wisdom and Intelligence, and how we may bring it into harmonious relations in our affairs. It shows that those who understand the principle get results in exact accordance with their understanding and their ability to make the proper application. This opens up possibilities hitherto undreamed of and by an orderly sequence of law. It explains the source of all energy and all substance and the method by which this Universal Substance is differentiated into form. It explains the nature of electrons and of cells upon which the maintenance of health and life depend; it explains how we may bring about radical changes in our life and what the result of such changes must necessarily be.

         PART FIFTEEN

THIS Part explains the Law of Growth, and explains why we cannot obtain if we tenaciously cling to what we have, and that difficulties, inharmonies and obstacles indicate that we are either refusing to give up what we no longer need, or refusing to accept what we require; we are holding on to worn-out and useless material, or we are allowing a deficiency to exist and are not obtaining the material necessary for our growth. It explains how the ability to appropriate what we require for our growth is secured. It explains how vitality is important to thought, and what determines the importance of words the vessels in which thought is carried. How abundance may be secured and why we must be prepared to assume the responsibility for every thought and action. It explains the necessity of Insight, its value in examining facts and conditions at long range and in turning our attention to profitable channels instead of working with problems which contain no possibility of any kind.

         PART SIXTEEN

THIS Part explains the nature of Wealth, it shows how it is created and upon what it depends. It shows why success is contingent upon an ideal higher than the mere accumulation of riches, it shows that success depends upon creative ability and explains the necessary condition for attainment. It explains why premature wealth is but the forerunner of humiliation and disaster. It explains the methods by which we may take our fate out of the hands of chance, and consciously make for ourselves the conditions which we desire, it tells how we may compel success by the utilization of scientific and exact methods, and it explains that while we have the ability to create harmonious and constructive conditions we also have the ability to create inharmonious and destructive conditions, and unfortunately, through ignorance of the law, this is what many are doing.

                PART SEVENTEEN

THIS Part tells of the Law of Vibration and why the highest principle necessarily determines the circumstances, aspects and relations of everything with which it comes in contact. It tells why and how a knowledge of these higher forces makes all physical force sink into insignificance. It explains the nature of concentration; it tells something of the practice of concentration, tells something of the results of concentration. It tells how the mind may become a magnet, how it may irresistibly attract the conditions which it desires; it tells why it is necessary "to be" in order "to have." It tells how to unfasten the prison bars of weakness, impotence and self-belittlement and realize the joy of overcoming obstacles. It tells how the intuitive power is set in operation and how this inevitably leads to success. It tells of the difference between real power and the symbols of power, and why the symbols turn to ashes just as we overtake them.

             PART EIGHTEEN

THIS Part tells of a change in the thought of men, a change which is silently transpiring in our midst and which is unparalleled in the history of the world. The fetters of tradition are being melted off from humanity and truth is rising full orbed before an astonished multitude. It tells how the individual is enabled to control every form of intelligence which has not yet reached this level of self-recognition. It tells when and how the creative power originates, it tells how the Universal produces the various combinations which result in the formation of phenomena, it explains the principle of attraction by which things are brought together, which is the sole means by which existence is carried into effect. It explains the real source of wealth of the individual. It explains the method by which attention and concentration may be developed and shows why the power of attention is the distinguishing characteristic of every man of ability.

            PART NINETEEN

THIS Part tells of the search for truth, which is another name for ultimate cause. If we can find the truth we shall have found the cause for every effect, and having found the cause we shall be in a position to control the effect. It explains that all things are finally resolvable into one thing, and that as they are thus translatable they must ever be in relation and can never be in opposition to one another. It explains that a knowledge of this primary substance is power; it explains that a knowledge of cause and effect is power, that wealth is the offspring of power, that events and conditions are significant only as they effect power, and finally that all things represent certain forms and decrees of power. It tells of a certain form of power which can control every other power, why it is superior and how we may make use of this superior power.

          PART TWENTY

THIS Part tells what the true business of life is and the result. It shows that we can obtain no results as long as we remain oblivious to the only power there is, an understanding of the principles, forces, methods and combinations of mind and its relation to the Universal mind. It explains that the Universal can act only through the Individual; it shows that we are the channel for its activity, that it is within us, that we are it. We can, of course, fail to recognize it and so exclude it from our consciousness, but it will nevertheless be the basic fact of all existence. It tells of inspiration, the art of adjusting the individual mind to that of the Universal, the art of becoming a channel for the flow of Infinite Wisdom.

                       PART TWENTY-ONE

THIS Part explains how we may come into possession of power sufficient to meet every situation which may arise in life. It explains that the ability to eliminate imperfect conditions depends upon mental action. It explains that great ideas have a tendency to eliminate smaller ideas, so that it is well to hold ideas which are large enough to counteract and destroy all small or undesirable tendencies. This is one of the secrets of success, one of the accomplishments of the Master Mind. It explains that the creative energy finds no more difficulty in handling a large situation than a small one. It explains how conditions are produced in our lives by the predominant thoughts which we entertain. It explains how you may set causes in motion which will create an irresistible magnetic power which will bring the things you require to you. It explains the issue between the old regime and the new, it explains the crux of the social problem, it explains the true secret of health, wealth and power.

                          PART TWENTY-TWO

THIS Part explains the cause of our present character, our present environment, our present ability, our present physical condition, and tells how we can make our future what we wish it to be. It explains how the vast panorama of Nature is being constantly changed by simply changing the rate of vibration. It tells how the rate of vibration is being constantly changed in our bodies, usually unconsciously and often with detrimental and disastrous results. It tells how we may effect this change consciously and thus bring about only harmonious and salutary conditions. It explains that the Law of Health is based on the law of vibration, and that with a proper knowledge of the law we may externalize health conditions. It explains the operation of this law and how it is being more generally understood and appreciated, and how many physicians are now giving the matter their earnest attention.

                             PART TWENTY-THREE

THIS Part tells of the money consciousness and the power which sets the current in motion which produces the attractive force which opens the doors to the arteries of commerce. It tells how the current is stopped or completely reversed and turned away from us. It tells how money is woven into the outer fabric of our existence. Why it engages the best thought of the best minds. How we make money. How to recognize opportunity. How to make a money magnet of yourself. How to get the necessary insight to perceive and utilize opportunities. How to recognize values. It tells how to convert an idea into an income, how to make a direct connection with the Universal Mind, how to secure practical results; in fact, it s tell what the only really practical thing is.

                    PART TWENTY-FOUR

THIS Part explains the entire theory and practice of every system of Metaphysics; it tells how to express harmony, how to express health, how to express abundance. It explains the nature of all conditions, and how they may be changed or removed. It explains how every difficulty, no matter what it is or where it is, can be removed or dissolved, and it explains the only way in which this is ever done or can be done. It also tells of a Master Key by which those who are wise enough to understand, broad enough to weigh the evidence, firm enough to follow their own judgment, and strong enough to make the sacrifice exacted, may enter and partake.

INFINITE LIVING MIND

"THE ALL" is Infinite Living Mind-the illumined call it SPIRIT!

Universe

If the Universe be Mental in its substantial nature, then it follows that Mental Transmutation must change the conditions and phenomena of the Universe. If the Universe is Mental, then Mind must be the highest power affecting its phenomena. If this be understood then all the so-called "miracles" and "wonder-workings are seen plainly for what they are. "THE ALL is MIND; The Universe is Mental."-The Kybalion.

BITTER MELON and DIABETES

DEFINITION:
Bitter melon is an annual plant growing to 2 m tall. It is cultivated in Asia, Africa, South America, and India and is considered a tropical fruit. The plant has lobed leaves, yellow flowers, and edible (but bitter-tasting), orange-yellow fruit. The unripe fruit is green and is cucumber-shaped with bumps on its surface. The parts used include the fruit, leaves, seeds, and seed oil.

USAGE
The plant has been used as a traditional medicine in China, India, Africa, and the southeastern US. The plant has been used in the treatment of diabetes symptoms.

Folk wisdom has it that bitter melon helps to prevent or counteract type-II diabetes. A recent scientific study at JIPMER, India has proved that bitter melon increases insulin sensitivity. Also, in 2007, the Philippine Department of Health issued a circular stating that bitter melon, as a scientifically validated herbal medicinal plant, can lower elevated blood sugar levels. The study revealed that a 100 milligram per kilo dose per day is comparable to 2.5 milligrams of the anti-diabetes drug Glibenclamide taken twice per day. Bitter melon is sold in the Philippines as a food supplement and marketed under the trade name Charantia. Charantia capsules and tea are being exported to the United States, Canada, Europe, Mexico, Japan, Korea, and parts of the Middle East.
Bitter melon transformed into capsule form and sold as a food supplement.

Bitter Melon contains four very promising bioactive compounds. These compounds activate a protein called AMPK, which is well known for regulating fuel metabolism and enabling glucose uptake, processes which are impaired in diabetics. "We can now understand at a molecular level why bitter melon works as a treatment for diabetes," said David James, director of the diabetes and obesity program at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research in Sydney. "By isolating the compounds we believe to be therapeutic, we can investigate how they work together in our cells."

Bitter melon contains a lectin that has insulin-like activity. The insulin-like bioactivity of this lectin is due to its linking together insulin receptors. This lectin lowers blood glucose concentrations by acting on peripheral tissues and, similar to insulin's effects in the brain, suppressing appetite. This lectin is likely a major contributor to the hypoglycemic effect that develops after eating bitter melon and why it may be a way of managing adult-onset diabetes. Lectin binding is non-protein specific, and this is likely why bitter melon has been credited with immunostimulatory activity - by linking receptors that modulate the immune system, thereby stimulating said receptors.

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PROPOLIS

DEFINITION
Propolis is a natural resinous product collected from the buds of conifers and other trees by honey bees. It is used by bees to seal walls and strengthen combs of hives as well as to embalm dead invaders. It is a sticky, greenish-brown mass with a slight aromatic odor.

USAGE
Propolis exhibits anti-inflammatory, antitumor, and antioxidant activity.

Immunostimulatory action

Propolis exhibited immunostimulatory and modulatory effects on macrophages in vitro, and increased the ratio of CD4/CD8T cells in mice.

Antitumor activity

Antitumor activity of propolis and its chemical constituents has been demonstrated in various animal and in vitro models against Ehrlich carcinomas; colonic, intestinal, hepatocellular, lung, and skin cancer; and leukemia.

Antimicrobial action

In vitro studies have shown broad spectrum antimicrobial activity of various propolis extracts, although activity was highest in gram-positive bacteria and yeasts. Synergism with certain antibiotics has been demonstrated.

In clinical studies, propolis has been investigated for its activity against Helicobacter pylori , chronic vaginitis, genital herpes, and periodontal and respiratory tract infections. A clear therapeutic role for propolis is difficult to validate because of variations in antimicrobial action, which are dependent on geographical origin and extraction method employed.

Free radical scavenging(Anti-oxidant)

Extracts of propolis have been investigated for their antioxidant properties, with some studies suggesting that the aqueous extract is more effective than the ethanolic, but not consistently so. Phenolic constituents isolated from propolis show more potent free-radical scavenging activity than caffeic acid and vitamins C and E. The antioxidant activity of propolis is considered to be one of the rationales for its proposed antitumor and hepatoprotective activity.

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Health

Teaching old blood cells new tricks
When you hear someone mention circulation you probably think of the heart and major arteries—and for good reason. Circulatory disorders such as hypertension (high blood pressure) and atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries) are major risk factors for heart disease, heart attacks, and stroke. But there's more to it than that. With all the attention on the heart and arteries, it's easy to overlook serious health problems affecting the smallest components of the circulatory system—microscopic blood vessels called microcapillaries, where the critical exchange of oxygen and nutrients actually takes place. If blood isn't flowing through this web properly, it can trigger all sorts of health problems, many of which may not seem related to circulation at all.

A number of factors contribute to poor circulation as we age. Arteries and veins become stiff and congested as cholesterol and calcium plaques accumulate and restrict blood flow. Spasms in the smooth muscles surrounding the circulatory arteries and veins can also choke off circulation. These same processes also occur in our microcapillaries, reducing microcirculation and impairing the critical exchange of nutrients and gases in tissues and major organs.

This problem only gets worse as we get older because of changes in the composition and structure of blood cells. As you reach middle age, the blood starts to thicken and congeal as platelets and blood proteins make cells sticky. Plus, the spleen—the organ that removes old, damaged blood cells from circulation—begins to slow down with age, which means new, healthy blood cells are replaced at a sharply reduced rate. And to make matters even worse, as blood cells age, they become stiff and no longer appear round and evenly shaped. This makes it harder for them to pass smoothly through the capillaries. In fact, the angular, jagged shape of the old cells can damage the fragile microcapillaries even further.

Eventually, these age-related changes take their toll on the microcapillaries, reducing circulation to the tissues and blocking the flow of nutrients and oxygen. Removal of carbon dioxide and other metabolic waste products is also hindered. This leads to a slow buildup of metabolic garbage that can gradually bury the cells in their own waste products. In time, the cells, poisoned by their own metabolic byproducts, begin to waste away and ultimately cease to function altogether.

The combined effect of poor circulation and old blood contributes to a host of symptoms, including deep fatigue, fuzzy thinking, frequent infections, and lowered sex drive—all conditions usually considered just "normal parts of aging." If circulation doesn't improve, it can lead to more serious conditions, such as high blood pressure, heart attack, stroke, diabetes, and arthritis. But giving your body a fresh supply of healthy blood may target all of these problems and more.

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Cardiotonic pill and micro-circulation

Any interruption of blood flow within the entire network of tiny blood vessels called micro capillaries is called microcirculation disturbance eg stroke and heart attack. Cardiotonic is now recieving a worldwide attension from Cardiologist as a number one medicine for treating microcirculation interruptions:

It's the first herbal-based medicine made using molecular dispersion technique, it's a herb but in tiny chrystal form; can be taken under the tongue like glucose and goes to the heart in 3 seconds!

cardiotonic curing Diabetic Eyes

Diabetic retinopathy and renopathy caused by microcirculation and capillary of diabetes patients, the common complications in micro blood vessels regarding to diabetes. Kasly Danshen Plus Capsule change the blood rheology, anti-calcium ion and reduce the triglyceride and cholesterol level. Therefore, Kasly Danshen Plus Capsule is highly recommended to diabetes complication patient.

Cardiotonic pill curing STROKE

Brain infarction is commonly known as 'brain stroke'. It includes the formation of blood clot and embolism. Incidence of brain stroke increases obviously in recent years. It also occurs more and more frequently in young people recently. Kasly Danshen Plus Capsule has the function to improve blood circulation by removing stasis. Clinical application proves that Kasly Danshen Plus Capsule and conventional therapies has good effects on patients suffering from brain stroke.

MICRO-CIRCULATION

Micro-circulation is the blood circulation between the capillary arterioles and venules. It's used for the nutrient exchange between body, blood and tissue and brings oxygen and nutrient to tissues and takes away the metabolic productions. It has been proven by many researches that Tasly Danshen Plus Capsule can improve the body micro-circulation. Research in Medical School of Keio University, Japan, has shown that Tasly Danshen Plus(CARDIO TONIC PILL) Capsule has a multi-target effect on micro-circulation disturbance.

HEART

Kasly Danshen Plus Capsule, with the precious ingredients of Salvia
Miltiorrhiza, Notoginseng etc. It has similar function of anti-platelet
aggregation as Aspirin. Moreover, it has effects on cholesterol and
triglyceride reduction, blood viscosity reduction, general microcirculation improvement, anti-oxidation, free radical clearance, cardiac muscleprotection, etc. These functions coordinate at multiple levels, aim at multiple targets, and act in multiple systems. Most effects function at key points of coronary heart disease. We strongly suggest that Kasly Danshen Plus Capsule should be used to fight coronary heart disease. And we suggest mid-age population (male>35 years old and female>40 years old) take Kasly Danshen Plus Capsule as early as possible, because their hearts should be taken care more seriously.

promise

*** Article: ME-Vows: The 5 Promises You Must Make With Yourself - By Sherri
Langburt ***
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"I promise to love, honor and cherish you...," the proverbial vows we've all witnessed at one wedding ceremony or another, each person taking a vow to be with the other forever, a serious and deep commitment for sure. Yet today's divorce rate still hovers around 50%.

Why? Are we just a society full of vow breakers, who don't put much integrity into our words? The statistics say one in two people will break their vows because of issues like infidelity, abuse, sex and money, however, if you look deeper, you'll see that those are just symptoms of a cause that was present way before the marriage, engagement, and even the dating. The real problem starts when we are single, and continues to wreak havoc as we create relationships. The real culprit? You. The real problem? You forgot to make some very critical promises first with the most important partner in your life, yourself.

The fact is that every relationship starts and ends with the relationship we first have with ME. So before you go making any promises to anyone else, take the following ME-Vows with yourself, and then get started living them.

ME-Vow #1: I Know ME
"I promise to do whatever it takes to know who I really am, and I live as that person, totally awake and aware, and whole within myself."

Sounds simple doesn't it? Who doesn't know who they are? Unfortunately lots of people. Most of us live our lives on autopilot, going through life working tirelessly to attain the next linear rung on the American Dream ladder (college, job, marriage, kids, work, retire), totally oblivious if what we are doing is actually what we really want in life. It's only when we start to question the status quo that we get wind of the fact that we've been driven for years by unhealthy motivations like our fear, egos and emotional wounds. Many people call it "waking up," because you literally awaken to the fact that there is much more to you and life than you ever thought. It's your job to commit to knowing who you are and what you really want out of life, to healing your emotional wounds (we all have them), and to living every day aware and awake.

Vows into Action: Self-discovery takes help from others; catalysts to wake you up to realities you can't see yet. Think of one area of your life that's not so great. Get a related self-help book, attend a workshop, or work with a coach. Explore you.

ME-Vow #2: I am Honest with ME
"I commit to unwavering, uncompromising honesty about myself and with myself, no matter what."

Of course, it seems completely idiotic to lie to your best friend (that's you), but the fact is we have all lied to ourselves. Queens and Kings of Illusion! Why would you do such a thing? It's simple. Fear. But not fear of the truth, it's actually the fear of the consequences of the truth that make us create illusions about our lives and relationships... the fear of being alone, of being rejected, of being made to look a fool, just to name a few. But here's the real truth: fear is part of life, no escaping it, but you do have a choice -- get real and address your fears and find your truths, or hide and ignore them until the day they blow up in your face. It's your job to get to know the lies you're telling today and make the promise to stop creating new ones tomorrow.

Vows into Action: Ask someone you trust, "Is there anything you think I am lying to myself about?" And then, listen. Understand they may be hesitant, so assure them you want their insight, and then when they give it, take it and thank them.

ME Vow #3: I Love ME
"I promise to fall more and more in love with myself every day for the rest of my life, and demand that same love from everyone else in my life."

More than like, more than self esteem and self confidence, loving yourself is an unwavering commitment to knowing yourself, accepting yourself, living your fullest expression, and attracting into your life only people and situations that support all of the above. By taking this vow you are saying no to apologizing, sacrificing, playing small, beating yourself up or letting yourself participate in any relationship, thought, belief, or activity that doesn't fully 100% honor the beauty, power and sacredness of your soul. Some people, including the dictionary, say loving yourself is selfish and narcissistic. Baloney! If you don't love ME how can you expect anyone else to give you the unconditional love you deserve?

Vows Into Action: Start or deepen a life-long love affair with yourself. Become your best friend, love all of you, and make your happiness a priority. Get zany, yet practical ideas by downloading the free Madly in Love with ME Kit.

ME Vow #4: I Trust ME
"I promise to listen to my intuition, to believe that it's real, and to learn to trust its guidance more and more everyday."

Inside of you is a very wise soul who always knows what's best. It always tells the truth, even when you don't like it and it's name is "intuition." It's that sixth sense, a gut feeling, a vision, even a voice inside your head. When you listen, good stuff happens, and when you don't, pain and suffering ensure. So why would you turn a deaf ear? Sometimes we don't like what our intuition has to say. Other times we discount it as irrational. And other times, we can't hear it because our voices of fear -- also know as gremlins -- are way stronger, so we get confused. Your job is to build an intimate relationship with your intuition by making your intuition muscles stronger than your gremlin muscles. That means listening and acting on what your intuition has to say, starting today.

Vows Into Action: Start exercising your intuition. Start small by noticing signs, when you feel, see, hear or sense something that may not seem rational but feels right. Act on the information it gives you and see what happens.

ME Vow #5: I Honor ME
I promise that I will never, ever, ever, settle for less than my heart and soul desire.

Taking and keeping this vow will change your life. If you believe that you never have to settle, you never will. Society has conditioned you to believe the opposite so it's your job to find out what your heart and soul really want, and then promise yourself that you won't settle for less. People may tell you that it's impossible, or that it's selfish, but that is because those people are settling in their lives. There is nothing selfish about your heart and soul's desires. Live them. Honor and respect yourself so deeply that everything in your life reflects that same deep honor and respect.

Vows Into Action: Every preceding vow supports this last vow, so do yourself a favor and literally take all 5 vows together. Rewrite them in your own words. Say them aloud. Dance them to music, whatever feels like you are actually making the commitment. Get zany and conduct your very own ME ceremony. Heck, if you think about it, is a ME ceremony really any crazier than getting dressed up to look like a cake topper to make vows to someone else?

ENERGIES IN MAN

1. "There are a million energies in man. What may we not become when we learn to use them all?"

2. Promise Yourself…
To be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of
mind. To talk health, happiness and prosperity to every
person you meet. To make all your friends feel that there is
something in them. To look at the sunny side of everything
and make your optimism come true. To think only of the best,
to work only for the best, and to expect only the best. To
be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you
are about your own.
To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the
greater achievements of the future. To wear a cheerful
countenance at all timed and give every living creature you
meet a smile. To give so much time to the improvement of
yourself that you have no time to criticize others. To be
too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for
fear; and too happy to permit the presence of trouble. To
think well of yourself and to proclaim this fact to the
world, not in loud words but in great deeds. To live in the
faith that the whole world is on your side so long as you
are true to the best that is in you.

3.Man is ever in search of strength. It is the strong man
that wins. It is the man with power that scales the heights.
To be strong is to be great; and it is the privilege of
greatness to satisfy every desire, every aspiration, every
need. But strength is not for the few alone; it is for all,
and the way to strength is simple. Proceed this very moment
to the mountain tops of the strength you now possess, and
whatever may happen do not come down.
Do not weaken under adversity. Resolve to remain as strong,
as determined and as highly enthused during the darkest
night of adversity as you are during the sunniest day of
prosperity. Do not feel disappointed when things seem
disappointing. Keep the eye single upon the same brilliant
future regardless of circumstances, conditions or events. Do
not lose heart when things go wrong. Continue undisturbed in
your original resolve to make all things go right.
To be overcome by adversity and threatening failure is to
lose strength; to always remain in the same lofty,
determined mood is to constantly grow in strength. The man
who never weakens when things are against him will grow
stronger and stronger until all things will delight to be
for him. He will finally have all the strength he may desire
or need. Be always strong and you will always be stronger.
4.Life is growth and the object of right thinking is to
promote that growth. Give less time trying to change the
tns of others, and more time trying to improve your own
life. Life becomes the way it is lived; and man may live the
way he wants to live when he learns to think what he wants
to think. Create your own thought and you become what you
want to become because your thought creates you. We all know
that man is as he thinks. Then we must think only such
thoughts as tend to make us what we wish to be. The secret
of right thinking is found in always keeping the mind's eye
stayed upon the greater and the better in all things.

5.When you think of yourself do not think of that part of
yourself that appears on the surface. That part is the
smaller part and the lesser should not be pictured in mind.
Think of your larger self, the immense subconscious self
that is limitless both in power and in possibility. Be in yourself but not simply in a part of yourself. Give
constant recognition to all that is in you, and, in that all
have full faith and confidence. Give the bigger being on the
inside full right of way. Believe thoroughly in your greater
interior self. Know that you have something within you that
is greater than any obstacle, circumstance or difficulty
that you can possibly meet. Then in the full faith in this
greater something, proceed with your work.

6.When you have made up your mind what you want to do, s best way will soon open. You will have the opportunity you
desire. If you would be greater in the future than you are
now, be all that you can be now. He who is his best develops
the power to be better. He who lives his ideals is creating
a life that actually is ideal. There is nothing in your life
that you cannot modify, change or improve when you learn to
regulate your thought. Our destiny is not mapped out for us
by some exterior power; we map it out for ourselves. What we
think and do in the present determines what shall happen to
us in the future.

7.Dream constantly of the ideal; work ceaselessly to perfect the real. Believe in yourself; believe in everybody; believe in all that has existence. Give the body added
strength; give the mind added brilliancy; give the soul added inspiration. Do your best under every circumstance,
and believe that every circumstance will give its best to
> you. Live for the realization of more life and for the more
> efficient use of everything that proceeds from life. Desire
> eternally what you want; and act always as if every
> expectation were coming true.
>
> 8.The greatest remedy in the world is change; and change
> implies the passing from the old to the new. It is also the
> only path that leads from the lesser to the greater, from
> the dream to the reality, from the wish to the heart's
> desire fulfilled. It is change that brings us everything we
> want. It is the opposite of change that holds us back from
> that which we want. But change is not always external. Real
> change, or rather the cause of all change, is always
> internal. It is the change in the within that first produces
> the change in the without. To go from place to place is not
> a change unless it produces a change of mind a renewal of
> mind.
> It is the change of mind that is the change desired. It is
> the renewal of mind that produces better health, more
> happiness, greater power, the increase of life, and the
> consequent increase of all that is good in life. And the
> constant renewal of mind -- the daily change of mind -- is
> possible regardless of times, circumstances or places.
> He who can change his mind every day and think the new
> about everything every day, will always be well; he will
> always have happiness; he will always be free; his life will
> always be interesting; he will constantly move forward into
> the larger, the richer and the better; and whatever is
> needed for his welfare today, of that he shall surely have
> abundance.
>
> 9.When failure comes be more determined than ever to
> succeed. The more feeling there is in your thought the
> greater its power. You steadily and surely become in the
> real what you constantly and clearly think that you are in
> the ideal. The more you believe in yourself the more of your
> latent powers and possibilities you place in action. And the
> more you believe in your purpose the more of your power you
> apply in promoting that purpose. To him who thinks he can,
> everything is an opportunity. Depend only upon yourself but
> work in harmony with all things. Thus you call forth the
> best that is in yourself and secure the best that external
> sources have to give.
>
> 10.The fact that you have failed to get the lesser proves
> conclusively that you deserve the greater. So therefore, dry
> those tears and go in search of the worthier prize. Count
> nothing lost; even the day that sees "no worthy action
> done" may be a day of preparation and accumulation that
> will add greatly to the achievements of tomorrow. Many a day
> was made famous because nothing was done the day before.
> Know what you want and continue to want it. You will get it
> if you combine desire with faith. The power of desire when
> combined with faith becomes invincible. Some of the
> principal reasons why so many fail to get what they want is
> because they do not definitely know what they want or
> because they change their wants almost every day.
>
>
> 11.Man lives to move forward, To move forward is to live
> more. To live more is to be more and do more; and it is
> being and doing that constitutes the path to happiness. The
> more you are the more you do, the richer your life, the
> greater your joy. But being and doing must always live
> together as one. To try to be much and not try to do much is
> to find life a barren waste. To try to do much and not try
> to be much is to find life a burden too heavy and wearisome
> to bear.
> The being of much gives the necessary inspiration and the
> necessary power to the doing of much. The doing of much
> gives the necessary expression to the being of much. And it
> is the bringing forth of being through the act of doing that
> produces happiness that is happiness. Being much gives
> capacity for doing much. Doing much gives expression to the
> richest and the best that is within us.
> And the more we increase the richness of that which is
> within us, the more we increase our happiness, provided we
> increase, in the same proportion, the expression of that
> greater richness. The first essential is provided for by the
> being of much; the second, by the doing of much; and the
> secret of both may be found by him who lives to move
> forward.
>
>
> 12.The optimist lives under a clear sky; the pessimist
> lives in a fog. The pessimist hesitates, and loses both time
> and opportunity; the optimist makes the best use of
> everything now, and builds themselves up, steadily and
> surely, until all adversity is overcome and the object in
> view realized. The pessimist curbs their energies and
> concentrates their whole attention upon failure; the
> optimist gives all their thought and power to the attainment
> of success, and arouses their faculties and forces to the
> highest point of efficiency. The pessimist waits for better
> times, and expects to keep on waiting; the optimist goes to
> work with the best that is at hand now, and proceeds to
> create better times.
> The pessimist pours cold water on the fires of their own
> ability; the optimist adds fuel to those fires. The
> pessimist links their mind to everything that is losing
> ground; the optimist lives, thinks and works with everything
> that is determined to press on. The pessimist places a
> damper on everything; the optimist gives life, fire and go
> to everything. The optimist is a building force; the
> pessimist is always an obstacle in the way of progress. The
> pessimist lives in a dark, soggy unproductive world, the
> optimist lives in that mental sunshine that makes all things
> grow.
>
>
> 13.Say to yourself a hundred times every day, and mean it
> with all your heart: I will become more than I am. I will
> achieve more and more every day because I know that I can. I
> will recognize only that which is good in myself, only that
> which is good in others; only that in all things and places
> that I know should live and grow. When adversity threatens I
> will be more determined than ever in my life to prove that I
> can turn all things to good account.
> And when those whom I have trusted seem to fail me, I will
> have a thousand times more faith in the honour and nobleness
> of man. I will think only of that which has virtue and
> worth. I will wish only for that which can give freedom and
> truth. I will expect only that which can add to the welfare
> of the race. I will live to live more. I will speak to give
> encouragement, inspiration and joy. I will work to be of
> service to an ever-increasing number. And in every thought,
> word and action my ruling desire shall be, to enrich,
> ennoble and beautify existence for all who come my way.
>
> 14.He who would become great must live a great life.
> Happiness adds life, power, and worth to all your talents
> and powers. It is most important, therefore, that every
> moment should be full of joy. However much you may do,
> always remember you have the ability to do more. No one has
> as yet applied all the ability in their possession. But all
> of us should learn to apply a greater measure every year.
> While you are waiting for an opportunity to improve your
> time, improve yourself. The man or woman who never weakens
> when things are against them, will grow stronger and
> stronger until they will have the power to cause all things
> to be for them.
> 15.Remove the sting; remove the whine; remove the sigh.
> They are your enemies. They are never conducive to
> happiness; and we all live to gain happiness, to give
> happiness. From every word remove the sting. Speak kindly.
> To speak kindly and gently to everybody is the mark of a
> great soul. And it is your privilege to be a great soul.
> From the tone of your voice remove the whine. Speak with
> joy. Never complain. The more you complain, the smaller you
> become, and the fewer will be your friends and
> opportunities.
> Speak tenderly, speak sweetly, speak with love. From all
> the outpourings of your heart, remove the sigh. Be happy and
> contented always. Let your spirit sing, let your heart
> dance, let your soul declare the glory of existence, for
> truly life is beautiful. Every sigh is a burden, a
> self-inflicted burden. Every whine is a maker of trouble, a
> forerunner of failure.
> Every sting is a destroyer of happiness, a dispenser of
> bitterness. To live in the world of sighs is to be blind to
> everything that is rich and beautiful. The more we sigh, the
> less we live, for every sigh leads to weakness, defeat, and
> death. Remove the sting, remove the whine, remove the sigh.
> They are not your friends. There is better company waiting
> for you.
>
16.Be good and kind to everybody and the world will be kind
to you. There may be occasional exceptions to this rule, but
when they come pass them by and they will not come again.
Ideals need the best of care. Weeds can grow without
attention, but not so with the roses. Not all minds are pure
that think they are. Many of them are simply dwarfed. It
does not pay to lose faith in anybody.
It is better to have faith in everybody and be deceived
occasionally than to mistrust everybody and be deceived
almost constantly. When you meet a person who does not look
well, call their attention to the sunny side of things, and
aim to say something that will give them new interest and
new life. You will thereby nip in the bud many a threatening
evil, and carry healing with you wherever you go.

17.When the creative energies are daily transmuted, and
turned into muscle, brain and mind, a virtuous life can be
lived without inconvenience. Besides, the body will be
healthier, the personality stronger and the mind more
brilliant. Hold yourself constantly in a positive, masterful
attitude, and fill that attitude with kindness. The result
will be that remarkable something that people call personal
magnetism.
Creative energy when retained in the system will give vigor
to the body, sparkle to the eye, and genius to the brain.
There is enough power in any man to enable him to realize
all his desires and reach the highest good he has in view.
It is only necessary that all of this power be constructively applied.
Never think or speak of that which you do not wish to
happen.
The whine, the sting, and the sigh -- these three must
never appear in a single thought or a single word.
You can win ten times as many friends by talking happiness
as you can by talking trouble. And the more real friends you
have the less trouble you will have.
Speak well of everything good you find and mean it. When you find what you do not like keep quiet. The less you think
or speak of what you do not like the more you have of what
you do like.
Magnify the good; emphasize that which has worth; and talk
only of those things that should live and grow.
When you have something good to say, say it. When you have
something ill to say, say something else.

Mastery

The Three Important Keys Of Mastery:
Knowledge Of Our Power
Courage To Dare
Faith To Do
By harmonizing ourselves with universal principles of Divine Creation we have the access code to "The Keys of Mastery" .
....contained deep within us are keys of pure wisdom, absolute intelligence, and divine love.
When discovered, these keys open up gateways to our highest potential allowing us to actualize our deepest purpose for being!

A key is a way, a path, a message, an opening to Infinite Intelligence.

It is my honor and treasured wish that you discover and uncover what you have come here to be!

Excerpt From-This Mystical Life Of Ours
"Nothing in the universe operates in a random way - there is a divine order running throughout everything.

But in order to experience this, we need to come into harmony with it. And thereby into harmony with all the Universal Laws and Forces that exist. When we do this we can work in conjunction with these forces and makes our lives whatever we want.

This is the secret of all success and it is here for you to discover for yourself..."

Excerpt From The Book-Joy Philosophy
Intelligence is not confined in bodies or brains - it fills the universe. All this space between us is pure intelligence in which we live and move, and through which we think.

But we are conscious only of that small portion of our intelligence represented by our bodies. This great sea of intelligence is infinitely the larger part of us, but it acts subconsciously, or super-consciously.

Excerpt from the book "Mental Chemistry" By Charles F.Haanel-

"It will be found that Nature is constantly seeking to express Harmony in all things, is forever trying to bring about an harmonious adjustment, for every discord, every wound, every difficulty; therefore when thought is harmonious, Nature begins to create the material conditions, the possession of which are necessary in order to make up an harmonious environment."

"Every thought tends to become a material thing. Our desires are seed thoughts that have a tendency to sprout and grow and blossom and bear fruit. We are sowing these seeds every day. What shall the harvest be? Each of us today is the result of his past thinking. Later we shall be the result of what we are now thinking. We create our own character, personality and environment by the thought which we originate, or entertain. Thought seeks its own. The law of mental attraction is an exact parallel to the law of atomic affinity. Mental currents are as real as electric, magnetic or heat currents. We attract the currents with which we are in harmony."

"Before any environment, harmonious or otherwise, can be created, action of some kind is necessary, and before any action is possible, there must be thought of some kind, either conscious or unconscious, and as thought is a product of mind, it becomes evident that Mind is the creative center from which all activities proceed.
When we understand that mind is the great creative power, what does not become possible? With Desire as the great creative energy, can we not see why Desire should be cultivated, controlled and directed in our lives and destinies?"

"Cause and effect is as absolute and undeviating in the hidden realm of thought as in the world of visible and material things. Mind is the master weaver, both of the inner garment of character and the outer garment of circumstance"- James Allen

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