Virtual Reality Center

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Burt Lum and I visited with Aaron Kaplan and Sherry Miyasato of the Virtual Reality Center of Hawaii, which treats common anxieties with a combination of traditional therapy and virtual environments.

Virtual Reality Center

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Burt Lum and I visited with Aaron Kaplan and Sherry Miyasato of the Virtual Reality Center of Hawaii, which treats common anxieties with a combination of traditional therapy and virtual environments.

Virtual Reality Center

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Burt Lum and I visited with Aaron Kaplan and Sherry Miyasato of the Virtual Reality Center of Hawaii, which treats common anxieties with a combination of traditional therapy and virtual environments.

Meditation Hall Exterior 1 2010-07-10

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A distant view of the Meditation Hall, on the Main Campus of the Abode of the Message.

I have trouble with this in the past. I fear many things. For example if friends don’t answer a text I assume the worst when they are just busy. For college courses I get feelings or I am sure I will fail, but end up getting an A. How do I tell the difference between intuition and fear? I feel as if my intuition is out of whack. Is there a way to hone in on your intuition by getting rid of irrational fear? Thanks!

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Answer by Nelly
Intuition is more calm than fear. When you get an intuition on something, you just know that’s the way it is. When you fear something, you over react too it. The best way to tell the difference is to learn to calm and focus your mind. I haven’t found a better way than meditation to do something like that.

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Shopping with Calm

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Cool.Calm.Collected.

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This is Natalie A few facts about this photoshoot:

We were shooting for a brand called Cool.Calm.Collected. :www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=399315725774&ref=search

There is a TON of epic graffiti at this location xD

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Le Chav Sportif

Image by MarkyBon

It’s 5am, we’ve not had much sleep and Ben is still restless… my plan: get him in the car, drive around for a bit and then head to Tesco to get some Pain au chocolat for breakfast. He did eventually fall asleep and Heidi and I enjoyed a lie in followed by delicious pastries

oh yeah, I spotted this act of mindless vandalism as I left the car park… I wouldn’t normally promote the sport of chavs but it fitted Utata’s Separation Anxiety project perfectly.

Virtual Reality Center

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Burt Lum and I visited with Aaron Kaplan and Sherry Miyasato of the Virtual Reality Center of Hawaii, which treats common anxieties with a combination of traditional therapy and virtual environments.

Virtual Reality Center

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Burt Lum and I visited with Aaron Kaplan and Sherry Miyasato of the Virtual Reality Center of Hawaii, which treats common anxieties with a combination of traditional therapy and virtual environments.

Peace Pie

Image by NatalieMaynor

Looking at this picture, I’m beginning to think that maybe my pie-decorating was better than I thought it was. I can make out a peace sign in this picture. When I was looking at it while taking the picture, I kept thinking that it looked more like something that you might look at as a slide in a biology class — or maybe like a chicken’s foot tromping something nasty. I know it will taste good, though. Anything involving cream cheese, condensed milk, and vanilla flavoring is going to taste good.

Peace celebrations in Toogoolawah

Image by State Library of Queensland, Australia

Location: Toogoolawah, Australia

Date: 1918

Description: Parade along the main street of Toogoolawah to celebrate peace after the end of World War I in 1918.

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Information about State Library of Queensland’s collection: pictureqld.slq.qld.gov.au/