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Why do cows say MU?
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Well, OK, but only if we get to do the chanting as singing back-up vocals to the oldies. Maybe something like this?
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Re: chakra test ~ how open are yours?
Is this bad?
Root:under-active(-44%) Sacral:under-active(-19%) Navel:under-active(-44%) Heart pen(0%) Throat:under-active(-13%) Third Eye pen(13%) Crown:under-active(-13%) |
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from far far away
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Re: chakra test ~ how open are yours?
hi seattlegal
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i thought it just made us different rather than lesser or better? by dangerous what do you mean? i think i am balanced ~ or at least i did ![]() dream i am unsure i was hoping some of our resident hindus would pop here and give us the lowdown! |
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Re: chakra test ~ how open are yours?
Don't worry about it, Z. I need some chakratic stem-cells for sure, which means its just too bad, so sad for me. Hey, look at this 'Sublime philosophical crap test' in the Related threads section at the bottom of the page!
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Why do cows say MU?
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Re: chakra test ~ how open are yours?
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From Online Etymology Dictionary: radicalThere are some interesting Old Testament references to "root," if you sift through them. (Root of bitterness in Deuteronomy 29 and Root of rottenness in Isaiah 5 are especially interesting.) simple search for "root" in Old Testament |
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Re: chakra test ~ how open are yours?
According to Ewald Berkers of Eclectic Energies, an overactive Root chakra indicates excessive concern with its issues. If we take this at face value, high scoring folks feel less grounded, as indicated by more intense concern with the issues. I don't know if that's because they actually are less grounded. Maybe they just feel that way because of current life circumstances.
Conversely, folks scoring low on Root chakra presumably feel more grounded, as indicated by less concern with Root issues. I don't know if that's because they're actually more grounded. The page on the psychological properties of chakras was interesting. I notice the use of rather similar terms to describe the properties of different chakras. The absence of qualities like personal self-efficacy and relatedness are associated with an "overactive" Root chakra. Interestingly, the presence of these elements would seem to indicate low levels of Naval chakra and Heart chakra. I say that based on my experimental response set: When I tried to fake the test out by emulating an overactive Root construct, the results were different from what I expected. Items that -- based on Ewald Berkers' description -- should have resulted in an overactive Root chakra score gave me a very low Naval chakra score and somewhat low Heart Chakra score. Mmmm. Just because a test doesn't have face validity doesn't mean it isn't any good. But it does point to the need for other evidence of validity. Which in this instance includes.....?.?.?....... |
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from far far away
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Re: chakra test ~ how open are yours?
seattlegal
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netti netti i found the test to be accurate as i read more into it, i don’t know much about the root though. i would say i am grounded yet also concerned [although mainly with philosophical issues]. i would think that the makers of the test would have tried it out the same as you did ~ but maybe not? |
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Why do cows say MU?
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Re: chakra test ~ how open are yours?
Thank you for responding, Netti-Netti.
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Brilliant! Without a doubt the most accurate transcription I've seen of that song. ![]() |
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Re: chakra test ~ how open are yours?
What did Jung have to say about chakra traits?
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Btw, I had a little email discussion with Mr. Berkers. He refused to tell me which items pertain to Root chakra. If I wanted to crunch some numbers and do a factor analytic study - or if I was even thinking about doing one -- I'd need to know which items are being used to get at which chakra. |
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Re: chakra test ~ how open are yours?
Tickle.com has some really good tests, and also unusual tests. They studied the palms of 4,000 people and came up with a personality determination algorithm based on the layout of the major lines in the palm. You go just have to answer the computer's questions about your palm. It doesn't tell the future, but its surprisingly specific with personality determination. I'll bet you could cross-connect that to reveal a person's chakra as well!
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Re: chakra test ~ how open are yours?
There is some rare or unique or something line on the palm of some peoples right hand! Forget what it is or what it means, but I've got that line
*has a cookie in celebration* |
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