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...e for Pleasure: Discovery and Correction ........ 204 Chapter 6. Soul, Body and Reincarnation ......................................... 239 Chapter 7. Beliefs, Mysticism and The Supernatural ........................ 279 Chapter 8. Prayer, Request and Aim ..................................................310 Chapter 9. Rav, Disciple and Group ..............................

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...l, Body and Reincarnation .........................................239 Chapter 7. Beliefs, Mysticism and The Supernatural ........................ 279... ... each of us is like the role of the whole universe, because in us are all the components of the universe. Kabbalah teaches this to us when we study ... ... Assiya. The result of the descent is that we are completely dependent on the components and characteristics of that spiritual system. Thus, we must... ...ere is not a just man upon earth, that does good, and sins not” (Ecclesiastes 7, 20), meaning that before a spiritual state of righteousness there i... ... Beria. 5. Desires of the world of Yetzira. 6. Desires of the world of Assiya. 7. Desires of “this world” - the smallest of all desires, which oper- a... ... world, this oppositeness is very obvious. One does not cancel the other, but complements it. Without the feminine part, the system of creation is i... ... or Sefirot. But the proportions between the parts are always unique to that component. T H E M U LT I T U D E O F PA R T Z U F I M A N D B O D I E ... ...new desires and emotions. Feelings are what I experience in my will. The mind complements, corrects, evaluates and assesses the feelings, and that i... ...viduals, but in the collective soul of The First Man, all the parts merge and complement one another. That is why the mentally ill correct something...

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... American Research Press Rehoboth, NM 2002 A 11 L A 7 A 8 A 6 A 10 A 1 A 2 A 3 A 4 A 5 2 The picture on the co... ...ace 5 1. General Fundamentals 1.1 Basic Concepts 7 1.2 A few properties of groups and graphs 8 1.3 Lattices and its pro... ... of loops 29 2.6 On a new class of loops and its properties 31 2.7 The new class of loops and its application to proper edge colourin... ... element L 5 (2) {e,5} {e} {e, 1} {e,2} {e,4} {e,3} 37 is complement of the other and each chain connecting {e} and L n (m) is of len... ...d product we see one of L 1 or L 2 is a group. So L = L 1 × L 2 under component wise operation can at most be a loop and never a group as one of... ... are groups. L is a S- mixed direct product of loops and L is a loop under component wise operation. Now because of this S-mixed direct product alone...

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... the spiritual map. PA RT O N E : T H E B E G I N N I N G 35 C H A P T E R 1. 7 F RO M A B OV E T O B E L OW T he study of the Kabbalah focuses on s... ... a shortage of material that describes the ascent. But the reason is that the complementary material should only serve to encourage us to attain the... ...of every Partzuf in the spiritual world Partzuf in the spiritual world Partzuf complement one another: the female part contributes its desires and the... ...in separate bodies. Ev- ery object in the spiritual world can exist only if it complements another object for a mutual goal. It is therefore clear th... ...reatly help anyone seeking an outlet to the spiritual world. C H A P T E R 2 . 7 C O R R E C T I N G O U R D E S I R E S U tilizing our desires in a ... ...ll to receive pleasure. There is nothing else in our reality except these two components. When the will to enjoy is corrected through a spiritual scr... ... : T H E S T RU C T U R E O F T H E U P P E R WO R L D S 171 C H A P T E R 3 . 7 E X PA N S I O N A N D W I T H D R AWA L O F L I G H T O nce Malchut... ... different ways in our world. The wisdom of Kabbalah contains every necessary component of every science: it consists of researches, records of the ...

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...at descends towards the lower depths and the other that ascends upwards. 7 Table of Contents A Warning for those who wish to Travel from one Un... ...g even bolder, I could think that the systemic whole containing these four components found in human beings, which is not a simple sum of the various... ... created and to the ecstatic joy that is experienced when this happens. 7. Does life in this universe exist only on Earth? I believe that this ... ...g even bolder, I could think that the systemic whole containing these four components found in human beings, which is not a simple sum of the various... ...tem become connected? I still don’t know how to answer these questions. 7. Does life in this universe exist only on Earth? I believe that this ... ...to another, and thus love another. 154 Loving another is the legitimate complement to the ability to love oneself. The second reason: those who... ... it is a unifying Principle that must reorganize into a whole: A) all the components of the individual human being B) all of the individual’s perce...

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...icu V >lcea: Offsercolor, 2002 129 p.; 20 cm. Bibliogr. ISBN: 973-85650-7-3 Tehnoredactare computerizat ă: Ion CIOBANU şi Bogdan CO... ... Gheorghe NICULESCU 7 PARadOXisM, THE LAST VANGUARD OF SECOND MILLENNIUM A)... ... “paradoxism” ori derivatul “paradoxist” ap ărând şi în subtitluri 1-3, 5, 7-8, 12, 14, 15-16, 19, 22-23 , vezi:teatru 7 , teatru scurt 23 (toate pi... ... ă privind Neutrosofia şi Logica Neutrosofic ă 7 , în cadrul c ărora, ca o component ă, sunt înglobate paradoxurile şi paradoxismul. O s ă vin ă acu... ...aracon ştient ă”, adic ă: o mul ţime care are puncte comune cu exteriorul (complementul) ei. [Pare curios şi neverosimil, mai ales pentru logica cla... ... probabil c ă aceasta nici nu exist ă }: o mul ţime egal ă cu… exteriorul (complementul) ei! Ve ţi zice, probabil, c ă-i absurd? {dintr-un punct de v... ...semantic (în ţeles de sine st ăt ător, sintax ă clasic ă: subiect.predicat-complement etc), se puteau extrage oricum versurile [bineîn ţeles, f ăr ă ... ...te în mod simultan. Logica neutrosofic ă atribuie fiec ărei aser ţiuni şi o component ă de “nedeterminare”, pe lâng ă clasicele “adev ăr” şi “fals”, ... ...bilitatea neutrosofic ă, definit ă ca un vector tridimensional, ale c ărei componente sunt submul ţimi reale. Am fost atras de domeniul geometriei, ...

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...icu V >lcea: Offsercolor, 2002 129 p.; 20 cm. Bibliogr. ISBN: 973-85650-7-3 Tehnoredactare computerizat ă: Ion CIOBANU şi Bogdan CO... ... Gheorghe NICULESCU 7 PARadOXisM, THE LAST VANGUARD OF SECOND MILLENNIUM A)... ... “paradoxism” ori derivatul “paradoxist” ap ărând şi în subtitluri 1-3, 5, 7-8, 12, 14, 15-16, 19, 22-23 , vezi:teatru 7 , teatru scurt 23 (toate pi... ... ă privind Neutrosofia şi Logica Neutrosofic ă 7 , în cadrul c ărora, ca o component ă, sunt înglobate paradoxurile şi paradoxismul. O s ă vin ă acu... ...aracon ştient ă”, adic ă: o mul ţime care are puncte comune cu exteriorul (complementul) ei. [Pare curios şi neverosimil, mai ales pentru logica cla... ... probabil c ă aceasta nici nu exist ă }: o mul ţime egal ă cu… exteriorul (complementul) ei! Ve ţi zice, probabil, c ă-i absurd? {dintr-un punct de v... ...semantic (în ţeles de sine st ăt ător, sintax ă clasic ă: subiect.predicat-complement etc), se puteau extrage oricum versurile [bineîn ţeles, f ăr ă ... ...te în mod simultan. Logica neutrosofic ă atribuie fiec ărei aser ţiuni şi o component ă de “nedeterminare”, pe lâng ă clasicele “adev ăr” şi “fals”, ... ...bilitatea neutrosofic ă, definit ă ca un vector tridimensional, ale c ărei componente sunt submul ţimi reale. Am fost atras de domeniul geometriei, ...

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... brief quotations embodied in critical articles or reviews. ISBN: 0-9781590-4-7 FIRST EDITION: FEBRUARY 2007 ABOUT THE AUTHOR .................. ...ce Come In? ...................................................... 100 CHAPTER 7: REALIZING OUR FREE CHOICE ................................. 105 Im... ...were classified as victims of domestic violence in- flicted by their partners. 7 The poverty report published by the Israeli Social Se- curity in 2006... ...intellect and emotion enhances our will to receive, as the mind and the heart complement each other and increase our ability to perceive things that... ...m and every system consist of an assemblage of cells or parts that cooperate, complement one another, and help one another. They share and survive b... ...vel, or any other level, you will always find two forces, not just one. They complement and balance one another, and mani- fest in a variety of ways... ...qual.” It means that whatever exists in the whole also exists in each of its components. The universe is holographic, as Michael Talbot dem- onstrat...

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... Correction A. The Sin B. The Laws of Correction 6. In the End of Days 7. The Spiritual Gene and the Reshimot Part 2: Realizing the Choice 1. T... ...ronment 5. The Law of Equivalence of Attributes 6. The power of thought 7. A Chosen People 8. Permission to Practice Kabbalah 9. A Kabbalistic Re... ...g Kabbalah When You Are Not A Kabbalist 6. The Language of the Kabbalah 7. The Social Implications of Kabbalah 8. Kabbalah and Education 9. Adhes... ...world to the world of Atzilut. The reshimot are comprised of two primary components: 1. A memory that remains from the light of the Creator that t... ...give) – which held the soul in the uppermost spiritual degree. Those two components help us rebuild the spiritual sense, with which we can overcome... ...of us, the entire nation, because our society is built like a pyramid. We complement each other’s acts in the attempt to understand providence. Alt... ...on. By that it contributes its share to the efforts of the Kabbalists and complements them. It 99 of 263 Interview With The Future is enou... ..., which is the way for him to become a part of reality, and how he should complement it. All the moral systems are illegitimate in the eyes of Kabba...

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...l or rightmost digit dO of this number must be in the set { 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9} Ifm is taken to any integral power, the digit in the terminal posit... ...10 = 4 6 etc. 3 1 modulo 10 = 3 3 2 modulo 10 = 9 3 3 modulo 10 = 7 3 4 modulo 10 = I 3 5 modulo 10 = 3 3 6 modulo 10 = 9 etc. 4 1 m... ...= 5 52 modulo 10 = 5 etc. 6 1 modulo 10 = 6 6 2 modulo 10 = 6 etc. 7 1 modulo 10 = 7 7 2 modulo 10 = 9 7 3 modulo 10 = 3 7 4 modulo 10 ... ...27) and (28) in [4] are similar to each other. 8 27. Smarandache Square Complements Definition 1: For each integer n, the Smarandache Square Compl... ... sequence are 1,2,3,1,5,6,7,2,10,11,3,14,15,1,17, 0 28. Smarandache Cube Complements Definition 2: For each integer n, the Smarandache Cube Complem... ...nt of SSC(n) 11 The algorithm to compute the values of SCqn), the cubic complements of the integers. is similar to that of SSqn) Algorithm 2: In... ...to multiple solutions to equations involving the Smarandache function. One component of counting the number of solutions involves determining how man... ...ero digit d is chosen at random, the probability is quite good that d is a component of either a two or three digit prime. Example Assume that the ... ...and the entire statement is true since the set I is empty, and the second component is vacuously true. If the initial phrase is false, then by the l...

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... to unexpected parameters hidden in some propositions. It also allows each component t,i,f to "boil over" 100 or "freeze" under 0. For example, in so... ... on T, I, F, nor on their sum n=t+i+f. The neutrosophic set generalizes: 7 - the intuitionistic set, which supports incomplete set theories (for 0... ...dox), because if FL(paradox) = 1 (the truth) then automatically the fuzzy component of falsity is 0. That’s why it’s interesting to study the neutr... ...b + 0 = a and sup. a, b + 0 = b + . 9 0.2. Definition of neutrosophic components. - Let T, I, F be standard or non-standard real subsets of . 0,... ...logic, neutrosophic probability and statistics, duality), generalization, complementarity, contradiction, paradox, tautology, analogy, reinterpreta... ...viewpoints, neutrosophy combines with the truth of neutral ones as well. 7. Fallibilism attributes uncertainty to every class of beliefs or proposit... ...efore itself too! Dadaism of the dadaism vanishes either. c) Law of Complementarity: <A> feels like completing with <Non-A> in order to form a... ..., feel like completing each other and associate. (Man with woman.) Complementary colors (that, combined in the right intensities, produce whit... ...aissance Humanism", American Historical Association, Washington, 1973. [ 7] Burnet, John, "Greek Philosophy: Thales to Plato", St. Martin's Press, I...

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...nd idiosyncrasy on which this study of the sciences has its foundations. The STORY OF THE ATOM AND CHEMISTRY was written in two parts, which should complement and justify each other. The first part, tells the STORY of the CHEMICAL SCIENCES from its ALCHEMY beginnings, through its magnificent evolution and fabulous accomplishments, and to its destiny, as an intuitive, c...

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...TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1 THE STORY OF THE ATOM AND CHEMISTRY 7 THE CAVE MAN 7 ABSTRACT ON THE CONCEPT OF PERSPECTIVE AND SENSE OF DUTY 8 THE MIGRATORY AND THE SEDENTARY MAN 9 ABSTRACT ON THE ATOM AND ITS ENERGY 11 THE CLASSIC GREEK AND ROMAN PHILOSOPHERS 17 EMPEDOCLES (492-432 BC...

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...CTION TO SOME NEUTROSOPHIC ALGEBRAIC STRUCTURES 1.1 Neutrosophic Fields 7 1.2 Neutrosophic Vector spaces 8 Chapter Two SOME BASIC RESUL... ...ependent – Sets and matchings 40 2.6 Eulerian and Hamiltonian Graphs 44 2.7 Graph Colorings 52 2.8 Application of Graphs to Fuzzy Models 56 ... ...hs 84 3.5. Neutrosophic Graph Colorings 87 4 3.6. Petersen Graphs 89 3.7. Application of neutrosophic graphs to neutrosophic models 91 3.8. ... ... star graph. K 1, 8 DEFINITION 2.1.6: Let G be a simple graph. Then the complement G c of G is defined by taking V(G c ) = V(G) and making two ... ...v 3 v 4 G C FIGURE: 2.1.15 24 DEFINITION 2.1.7: A simple graph G is self complementary if G ≅ G c . DEFINITION 2.1.8: A graph H is called the ... ... joined by a path. A maximal connected subgraph of G is called a connected component or simply a component of G. Thus a disconnected graph has at l... ...nent or simply a component of G. Thus a disconnected graph has at least two components. The graphs in the following figure have eight components. ... ...e minimum number of edges of G whose deletion results in a graph having two components each containing a cycle. It is denoted by λ C (G). 2.4 ... ...a graph, 27 Closed walk, 26 Combined FCMs, 16 Compatibility relation, 59 Complement of a graph, 23 Complementary graph, 23-4 Complete bipartite ...

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... Preliminary notions 1.1 Semigroups, groups and Smarandache semigroups 7 1.2 Lattices 11 1.3 Rings and fields 19 1.4 Vector spaces 22 1.5 ... ...marandache linear transformation 106 6.4 S-anti semivector spaces 109 7. Research Problems 111 Index 113 ... ... B. Smarandache Semirings and Semifields, Smarandache Notions Journal, Vol. 7, 1-2-3, 88-91, 2001. http://www.gallup.unm.edu/~smarandache/SemiRings... ...0 Figure 1.2.9 17 DEFINITION 1.2.13: A lattice L with 0 and 1 is called complemented if for each x ∈ L there is atleast one element y such that ... ...e is atleast one element y such that x ∩ y = 0 and x ∪ y = 1, y is called a complement of x. Example 1.2.13: The lattice with the following Hasse di... ...is such that x i ∩ x j = 0, i ≠ j; x i ∪ x j = 1, i ≠ j, each x i has a complement x j , i ≠ j. Result: If L is a distributive lattice then ea... ... S 2 = {(s 1 , s 2 )/ s 1 ∈ S 1 and s 2 ∈ S 2 } is also a semiring with component-wise operation. Similarly if S 1 , S 2 ¸…, S n be n semirings... .... Example 2.2.8: Let S = Q o × Q o × Q o × Q o be the semiring under component wise addition and multiplication. For S is a semiring with uni... ...Let Z o be the semiring. S = Z o × Z o × Z o × Z o is a semiring under component wise addition and multiplication. S is a S-semiring but Z o is...

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...lup.unm.edu/~smarandache/eBooks-otherformats.htm ISBN: 1931233-97-7 Standard Address Number: 297-5092 Printed in the United States... ... ALGEBRA AND S- LINEAR ALGEBRA 1.1 Basic properties of linear algebra 7 1.2 Introduction to s-linear algebra 15 1.3 Some aapplications of S-... ...cations of bimatrix to bigraphs 102 3.6 Jordan biform 108 3.7 Application of bivector spaces to bicodes 113 3.8 Best biapproximation... ... V be an inner product space and S any set of vectors in V. The orthogonal complement of S is that set S ⊥ of all vectors in V which are orthogonal... ...al connected neutrosophic subgraph of G is called a neutrosophic connected component or simple neutrosophic component of G. Thus a neutrosophic gr... ... component of G. Thus a neutrosophic graph has at least two neutrosophic components then it is neutrosophic disconnected. Even if one is a compone... ...ic disconnected. Even if one is a component and another is a neutrosophic component still we do not say the graph is neutrosophic disconnected. ... ...z = (w 1 + z 1 ) ∪ (w 2 + z 2 ), ii ii iHiH wWa n d zZ ∈∈ , i = 1, 2. Complementary bispaces always exists because of basis for a bivector subs... ...le bivector space. If Z H = 12 12 HH ZZ ∪ and W H = 12 12 HH WW ∪ are complementary subbispaces (bisubspaces) of a bivector space V H = 12 12...

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... F. Smarandache Quantum Quasi-Paradoxes and Quantum Sorites Paradoxes. . . 7 F. Smarandache A New Form of Matter — Unmatter, Composed of Particles and... ...iants. Dissertation, 1944. First published: CERN, EXT-2004-117, 236 pages. 7. Zelmanov A. L. Chronometric invariants and co-moving coordinates in the ... ...ime- F. Smarandache. Quantum Quasi-Paradoxes and Quantum Sorites Paradoxes 7 Volume 1 PROGRESS IN PHYSICS April, 2005 living” matter is formed by ver... ...k =−g ik + 1 c 2 v i v k is the metric observable tensor, g ik are spatial components of the fundamental metric tensorg αβ (space-time indices are Gre... ...e maximal acceleration of a test particle in Schwarzschild spacetimes. The components of the non-covariant four-acceleration d 2 x μ /dτ 2 of a test p... ...tes (by solving the rela- tivistic Hamilton-Jacobi equations). The explict components of the (space-like) proper-four acceleration can be found in [22... ...-space Maxwell Electrodynamics Finally, in this section we will review and complement the proposal of ref. [75] to generalize Maxwell Electrodynamics ... ...process produces a pair of entangled particles A and B (having opposite or complementary characteristics), which fy off into spa- ce in the opposite d...

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... trade ............................................................................... 7 B. Indicators of the transaction costs in merchandise trade ... ......................................................................................... 7 Table 2.3: Time taken in APEC merchandise trade by logistica... ............................................................................. 53 Table C.7. Hong Kong, China: Transaction costs on merchandise trade, 20... ...rld Bank and International Finance Corporation collect for the Trading across Borders component of their annual Doing Business Report. The estima... ...he development of APEC’s Supply Chain Connectivity Initiative. To supplement and complement the direct estimates, ITS Global conducted a gravity... ...as part of their suite of Doing Business Reports. For the Trading across Borders component of this Index, the World Bank Group collects data fo... ...tually direct estimation involves multiplying the unit value of each transaction cost component in each APEC economy by the volume of transactions to...

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... 3 CONTENTS D e d i c a t i o n 6 P r e f a c e 7 Chapter One FUZZY RELATIONAL EQUATIONS: BASIC CONCEPTS AND P... ...40 1.6 Solving non-linear optimization problem with FRE constraints 48 1.7 Method of solution to fuzzy relation equations in a complete ... ...udy of bonded labour problem using FRE 196 2.6 Data compression with FRE 196 2.7 Applying FRE to Threat Analysis 196 2.8 FRE application to medical... ...ns of the form J j∈ min max (p ij , q jk ) = r ik . When two of the components in each of the equations are given and one is unknown the... ...roposed genetic algorithm is reduced. Due to the requirement of x o A = b, some components of every solution vector may have to assume a specific va... ...components of every solution vector may have to assume a specific value. These components can therefore be set aside from the problem. The genetic ... ...e usual intersection is A ∩ B and defined using the min-operator, and the usual complement is denoted A . For each a ∈ ℵ and each u ∈ [0, 1] the fuz... ... a ∧ x ≤ b contains a greatest elements, denoted by a α b, the relative pseudo-complement of a in b. Remark 1.27.1 [84]. If L = [0, 1], then it i... ...rosophic probability appurtenance. And, similarly, y = y(T', I', F') χ B. 1. Complement of A If x( T 1 , I 1 , F 1 ) χ A, then x( {1}0T 1 , {1...

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