Bienvenue - Regard sur un autre monde - Blog sur le Paranormal Mate or Guayusa For Stimulation Purposes? I believe Guayusa has slightly more caffeine than does Mate, and the general consensus seems to be that Guayusa is somewhat sweeter and less of an acquired taste than Mate. Still, if you’ve had yerba mate before and like it then there’s probably no major need to switch. I’m a guayusa fan, myself. You just sold me, Frank! =) just throwing in my two bits…if you have not tried mate before, try it before you buy! so many people told me mate tasted a bit like coffee “you will like it” i hated it. even properly prepared i just could not get used to it. it does not taste anything like coffee. if anything it tastes like a very grassy sencha that has been brewed at too high of a temp for too long. personally i have found a good strongly prepared english breakfast tea gives me the closest kick to coffee. my personal coffee rule is its not strong enough if you can see the bottom of the cup with a half inch of liquid in the cup. Not all Mate tastes the same, either. Thanks guys.

Light Hidden in the Darkness: Kabbalah and Jungian Psychology The kelipot entrapped divine sparks of light within them, according to the Kabbalah. The white in this painting, Ein Sof and the Ten Sefirot by David Friedman, is meant to evoke God’s divine light. Credit: David Friedman (kosmic-kabbalah.com) When Sigmund Freud was first introduced to the Kabbalah, he exclaimed, “This is gold!” Creatively articulated by Isaac Luria, the sixteenth-century mystic whose writings form the backbone of contemporary Kabbalah, this idea of light hidden in the darkness is also a basic psychoanalytic idea, having to do with making the unconscious conscious, as well as connecting split-off complexes to the wholeness of the Self. To glimpse the meaning of this paradox—and to grasp its relation to Jungian psychology—will first require a closer look at the creation story within the Kabbalah. Divine Sparks Trapped in Dark Matter {{{subscriber}}} How to Read the Rest of This Article The text above was just an excerpt.

Conscience du peuple Lucid Dreaming The Liminalist # 13: Rock Bottom (w/ Paul Levy) - AUTICULTURE Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:04:32 — 59.1MB) Subscribe: iTunes | Android | Part Two. Songs: “El Mariachi” by The Freak Fandango Orchestra; “Of Unknown Origin” by Philo & the Wraymen; “Lucifer” by FrenchRadio Constellation; “Lonely Love,” by Origami Conspiracy; “Starling,” by Art of Flying. Le Global Consciousness Projet Quelle est la nature de la conscience planétaire? UN RÉSEAU MONDIAL de générateurs aléatoires montre des anomalies de fonctionnement en relation avec des événements touchant des millions de personnes. Ces résultats interrogent l’image commune de notre monde, mais des analyses indépendantes confirment ce comportement inattendu et indiquent qu’ils ne peuvent pas être attribués à la physique ordinaire, ou aux champs électromagnétiques. Le Global Consciousness Project (GCP) est un projet en collaboration internationale, créé en 1998, pour étudier un aspect méconnu de relation de la conscience de l’homme avec le monde physique. Nous n’avons pas mesuré de signaux électriques, mais la structure du réseau évoque un électroencéphalographe, ou EEG. Comment ça Marche Le GNA génère une séquence de bit informatiques. Acquisition des Données Chaque seconde, chaque GNA produit un essai constitué du traitement de 200 bit. Les figures ci-dessous montrent les données obtenues: les tirages chaque seconde.

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