Ki In Daily Life
The Way is like the veins that circulate blood through our bodies, following the natural flow of the life force (ki). If you are separated in the slightest from that divine essence, you are far off the path.
Ki in Daily Life
When we get beyond the techniques, aikido is very simple. We move from the simplicity of the beginner, to the complexity of the student, eventually to the simplicity of mastery, which in itself is a lifetime project. In my own experience, the journey of aikido and Plus Ki have been the same.
"The man who would polish his techniques must first polish his mind." "If the beginning is unclean, so will be the ending." "An improper heart leads only to total emptiness." These expressions all indicate that the ki of the universal is available for good and bad uses. If a plus ki exists, so must a minus ki. The individual must choose which he will use. If he would walk in the sun and lead a life of activity, he must develop plus ki. He must make a plus use of his mind and adopt a positive attitude. If he wants to walk in the shade and be gloomy, he must make a minus use of his mind. The attitude we will select is up to us.
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For the purpose of decreasing progression of multiple sclerosis (MS), there are different disease-modifying drugs (DMD) registered, with various modes of administration (injections, oral therapies, infusions) and side-effect profiles. Clinical procedures for initiation and monitoring of the DMD differ nationally and internationally, though there are recommendations based on experience from the clinical trials and specific protocols for the various DMD. Development of evidence-based care for patients with MS requires knowledge about their experiences from living with disease-modifying drugs in daily life. A qualitative study is the first step within a larger research program aiming to increase understanding of patient-reported experiences of DMD in daily life.
The results of this qualitative interview study will provide valuable knowledge for health care staff who meet patients for initiation and follow-up of their daily life with MS and DMD. The strength here is the qualitative design with the possibility to inductively gain knowledge on patient-prioritized areas of interest in daily life with DMD. Themes from the qualitative analysis will thus point out important areas for further research eg. developing new interventions for initiation and follow-up of DMD for patients with MS.
In HELD's research, the experiences of phenomena in everyday life are studied in people at risk of or who have neurological disorders, as well as in their relatives. The environment can also have an impact on the difficulties and obstacles that people with disabilities can face, thereby limiting them. In addition, the research team develops and evaluates new complex interventions as well as studies the effects of the new efforts in close collaboration with healthcare professionals to facilitate the implementation of the results of the research in clinical practice.
The all encompassing aim of the HELD research group is to build knowledge to inform the development and implementation of interventions aiming to enable participation and health in everyday life and improve the health of people who are at risk for or already have neurological impairment (e.g.after a stroke or spinal cord injury) and for their relatives.
Knowledge from qualitative and quantitative studies has contributed to the development of complex interventions with the aim of improving everyday life and participation in daily activities for people with disabilities. Knowledge from qualitative and quantitative studies has contributed to the development of complex interventions / interventions with the aim of improving the health care and rehabilitation of persons with disabilities. After a new intervention has been developed, it is first tested in a pilot study and then in a full-scale randomized controlled study. One example is the now-completed project Life after Stroke II (LAS-II) - a randomized controlled multicenter study of a client-centred ADL (Activities in Daily Life) intervention to improve participation in everyday life after stroke. (ClinicalTrials.gov NCT01417585). The knowledge from qualitative and quantitative studies has also contributed to the development, evaluation and modification of assessment instruments.
A wearable armband electrocardiogram (ECG) monitor has been used for daily life monitoring. The armband records three ECG channels, one electromyogram (EMG) channel, and tri-axial accelerometer signals. Contrary to conventional Holter monitors, the armband-based ECG device is convenient for long-term daily life monitoring because it uses no obstructive leads and has dry electrodes (no hydrogels), which do not cause skin irritation even after a few days. Principal component analysis (PCA) and normalized least mean squares (NLMS) adaptive filtering were used to reduce the EMG noise from the ECG channels. An artifact detector and an optimal channel selector were developed based on a support vector machine (SVM) classifier with a radial basis function (RBF) kernel using features that are related to the ECG signal quality. Mean HR was estimated from the 24-hour armband recordings from 16 volunteers in segments of 10 seconds each. In addition, four classical HR variability (HRV) parameters (SDNN, RMSSD, and powers at low and high frequency bands) were computed. For comparison purposes, the same parameters were estimated also for data from a commercial Holter monitor. The armband provided usable data (difference less than 10% from Holter-estimated mean HR) during 75.25%/11.02% (inter-subject median/interquartile range) of segments when the user was not in bed, and during 98.49%/0.79% of the bed segments. The automatic artifact detector found 53.85%/17.09% of the data to be usable during the non-bed time, and 95.00%/2.35% to be usable during the time in bed. The HRV analysis obtained a relative error with respect to the Holter data not higher than 1.37% (inter-subject median/interquartile range). Although further studies have to be conducted for specific applications, results suggest that the armband device has a good potential for daily life HR monitoring, especially for applications such as arrhythmia or seizure detection, stress assessment, or sleep studies.
He was a man whose life was recorded in minute detail, and today billions follow in his footsteps in the way they dress, eat and sleep. Yet, his life lessons are rarely translated to be made relevant to our modern day challenges.
In this article, our purpose is to translate the daily routine of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) into a practical guide that will not only let you see the beauty and relevance of his life to your life but will become a blueprint for the habits and routines you need to adapt in your life to live the best version of yourself: spiritually, physically, and socially.
Our daily habits and routines make a huge difference whether we live the best version of ourselves, or not. And one of the challenges each one of us faces is choosing the habits and routines that work for us and that over a lifetime, help us live a meaningful and impactful life. After all, each one of us wants to achieve success in life, and no one wants to be a failure.
At these gatherings, the Prophet (peace be upon him) never had a particular seat or clearly marked symbol, to the point that when strangers would come to the gathering, they would have to ask who among them is the Prophet! (Only later in his life, did the Companions insist on making a special raised area for him and the Prophet agreed).
This is the time when he would also be helping his family, serving them, repairing his shoes and clothes, milking the sheep or goat, and supporting himself and his family with daily chores. He would also spend quality time with his family, talking, smiling and laughing with them.
Objectives: Our aim was to determine whether eating fruit and vegetables (FV) is associated with other markers of well-being beyond happiness and life satisfaction. Towards this aim, we tested whether FV consumption is associated with greater eudaemonic well-being - a state of flourishing characterized by feelings of engagement, meaning, and purpose in life. We also tested associations with two eudaemonic behaviours - curiosity and creativity.
Methods: A sample of 405 young adults (67% women; mean age 19.9 [SD 1.6] years) completed an Internet daily diary for 13 consecutive days. Each day, participants reported on their consumption of fruit, vegetables, sweets, and chips, as well as their eudaemonic well-being, curiosity, creativity, positive affect (PA), and negative affect. Between-person associations were analysed on aggregated data. Within-person associations were analysed using multilevel models controlling for weekday and weekend patterns. 041b061a72