Single Thing Research Articles

Poetry as Spiritual Exercise

Poetry as Spiritual Exercise

COVID-19 and politicsin Assam

Politics is a very much dynamic phenomena. It is latent in every aspect of our lives. We all are directly or indirectly involved in politics. Sometime politics is very expressive in its way. The very recent covid19 pandemic also shows how people can use even a disease for their diverse purposes. In democracy also political leaders can try to distract people from main focus to other unnecessary issues which benefit the political parties in a larger way. Sometime common masses also do not understand the political agenda of party in power.Even in democracy a government can emerge as very powerful even to the extent of controlling people’s attention to fulfill its own political purposes. Political leaders make vows in front of people but after winning the election most of the time they fail to keep the promises and people becomes dissatisfied. Political leaders never leave a single thing to make it politicize and that’s why they utilize to do politics with every things.

Examination of buyer perspectives and attitudes in relation to online shopping

Internet buying is widely recognized and regarded as a smart, advantageous, and open method of shopping. Organizations are investing much in research and development in order to make the Internet a viable retail channel. There isn't a single thing, service, or product that isn't available for purchase on the internet. In India, web-based shopping is growing at a rapid pace. The epidemic serves as a sort of articulation point for India's ecommerce industry, as more consumers are now able to purchase online. Customers all across the world are being persuaded to choose online buying over traditional commerce because of an outstandingly attractive lifestyle. Internet commerce is being pushed forward by a more established foundation, faster online speeds, and more PC knowledge. Many companies are entering this market and taking the competition seriously. The focus of the study focuses on customer perceptions of online purchasing. With the help of a poll, the investigation is focused on the most important facts.

Unfinished Poetry

Unfinished Poetry

Diminishing Dreams

Diminishing Dreams

Cause and Effect in Political Polarization: A Dynamic Analysis

Political polarization is an important and enduring puzzle. Complicating attempts at explanation is that polarization is not a single thing. It is both a description of the current state of politics today and a dynamic path that has rippled across the political domain over multiple decades. In this paper we provide a simple model that is consistent with both the current state of polarization in the U.S. and the process that got it to where it is today. Our model provides an explanation for why polarization appears incrementally and why it was elites who polarized first and more dramatically whereas mass polarization came later and has been less pronounced. The building block for our model is voter behavior. We take an ostensibly unrelated finding about how voters form their preferences and incorporate it into a dynamic model of elections. On its own this change does not lead to polarization. Our core insight is that this change, when combined with the response of strategic candidates, creates a feedback loop that is able to replicate many features of the data. We explore the implications of the model for other aspects of politics and trace out what it predicts for the future course of polarization

Erik Martin, DNP, RN, CENP

Erik Martin, DNP, RN, CENP

A Review on the Nadi Vikriti w.s.r to Pranavaha Strotas

Treatment in Ayurveda is not all similar as the modern medicine. Ayurveda is based on various siddhanta’s such as tridosha, panchamahabhoota, sapta dhatu, dashvidha parikshya bhava to name a few. The prognosis of a patient or the severity of a disease cannot be decided by a single thing. We use rogi-rog pareeksha to identify diseases. Dashvidh pareeksha is used to evaluate the patient, whereas panch-nidan pareeksha is used to diagnose the ailment. To determine a disease's cause, a questionnaire must be created. By simply sensing the radial artery's or any other pulsating artery's pulse, this diagnosis can be made with the use of nadi vigyan. Hrudya, mahastrotas & rasvahai dhamniya forms the moola of pranavaha strotas (Channels carrying vital life element). As the name indicates prana is something in which the life flows. In other words, pranavaha strotas play an important role in maintaining life energy, if not it can lead to death. So, it is important to know nadi vikriti which arises due to the physiological disturbances in the pranavaha strotas.in this paper we will review on the nadi vikriti with special reference to diseases related to pranavaha strotas, which can be achieved through appropriated knowledge and practice of its nadi pareeksha (Pulse diagnosis).

Majdud Sanae and “The Tanzih Chapter” from his poem “The Garden of the Truth…”

The article contains common bio-bibliographic data about Majdud Sanai - the founder of the Persian Sufi didactic epos. It explains the mater of the poet’s birth and death dates, as well as the names, editions and commentaries to his masterpiece “The Garden of Mystery…”. A commented translation of “The Tanzih Chapter” is in appendix to the article. Hereby a part of the paper deals with the Divine incomparability concept in historical-religious context. The Sanai’s heritage introduces an early phase of the Persian Sufi thought, though tasawwuf during his lifetime was quite formed as a doctrine. The peculiarities of the Sanai’s teaching can be seen in comparison with the works by his predecessors (al-Hujviri) and later authors (Ibn al-Arabi and Mahmud Shabistari). While Ibn al-Arabi and Mahmud Shabistari try to combine methods of divine incomparability (tanzih) and comparing the God to His creatures (tashbih), Sanai, as well as an earlier Sufi shaikh, al-Hujviri, claims tashbih to be a false method of the God’s oneness (tawhid) interpretation and appeals just to tanzih as the only right method. Besides that, the comparison of the mentioned authors’ views shows, what a major step forward has made Ibn al-Arabi in his interpretation of the matters, related to the doctrine of the God’s oneness. While Sanai interprets theophany (tajalli) in the context of Divine incomparability so that it takes place just on the surface of a human heart, Ibn al-Arabi believes that every single thing is the place for theophany of the Divine names and attributes.

RETHINKING HAMZAH FANSURI'S ISLAMIC COSMOLOGY

This study aims to explain further the cosmological argument of Hamzah Fansuri. This research is library research using a historical approach to obtain data and conduct content analysis. According to Hamzah Fansuri, every single thing in this world that either can or cannot be seen can be pictured as a circle or curvature, the two corners of which can meet each other. Half of the curvature is “the down way curvature” (tanazzul) that is the way of the creation of the universe and its content; the manifestation process from the Oneness or the Higher Existence (Who cannot be known physically) to become many existence or the reality that can be seen physically. The other curvature is “the up-way curvature” (taraqqī), which is a way of creation from physical to metaphysical existence. The entire levels or structure of being are summarized in the person and the human being’s existence as a perfect creature of physical and spiritual quality. Therefore, the universe can only be returned to the One through humans. The concept of cosmology in the Fansuri’s thought is to show the unity and interrelationship of all existence that leads to divine oneness.

HEGEL ON THE DUAL, ABSTRACT-SPECIFIC NATURE OF THE PERSONALITY AS A SUBJECT OF LAW: NATURAL LAW AND THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF GENESIS

Hegel’s doctrine in the XXI century remains relevant for the Russian politico-legal science due to the deep development of the categorical apparatus and methodological tools for expressing the value nature of law and state. Hegel's doctrine of the subject of law, especially presented in his early works, is one of the little-studied, but at the same time very significant part of his scientific work, the appeal to which should contribute to the further development of the modern system of legal categories. Purpose: to carry out a comparative analysis of the various versions of the Hegelian doctrine of the personality as a subject of law and its genesis, taking into account the peculiarities of natural law and theological pproaches. Methods: the authors use logical, historical-genetic, historical-comparative, systemic method of cognition, as well as the methodology of theoretical and legal comparative studies. Results: in the late philosophical system, Hegel develops the doctrine of the dual nature of the personality as a subject of law: as a specific subject, a person mediates his relationship with other subjects through a single objective thing (qualitative characteristics of the subject), as an abstract subject, a person bases his relations with them on recognition as equal subjects of freedom (quantitative characteristics of the subject). The way to resolve this conflict is through morality. During various periods of his scientific work, Hegel considers the genesis of the personality as a subject of law from a natural law and theological point of view, including the idea of God, while dentifying new substantive aspects of the concept of the subject of law, related to the the historical development of the state and the formation of the rule-of-law state.

How the Theory of Intelligent Relativity Increases Ferroelectric and Quantum Properties of Brain and Spinal Cord Specialized Cells in Advanced Craniosacral Therapy!?

Dear Editor, As mentioned before, mass, energy and information appearances are all different appearances of consciousness. That is mass, energy, information and consciousness are different appearances of one single thing. I think all of them are different appearances of vibrating strings vibrations that in each of them, different geometric links and order exist between vibrating stings vibrations. When there is a specific and different geometric system between vibrating strings vibrations which are main components of time-space dimensions, different appearances of mass, energy, information and consciousness will be appeared [1, 2].

The values of traditional Kazakh culture

Eastern (including Kazakh-Turkic) philosophy differs from classical Western philosophy in that it does not make a major distinction between the universals of culture and philosophy. For Kazakh traditional society, philosophizing is characteristic of a non-abstract, extremely generalized, figuratively complete form of reflection. For the most part, philosophical categories and concepts are reflected and enshrined in artistic and religious texts. Therefore, the study of Kazakh philosophers should be conducted in a broader socio-cultural context. A holistic conceptual understanding of the worldview universals of a nomadic civilization is one of the most urgent tasks of modern Kazakh philosophy. To accomplish this task, we have at our disposal a huge amount of material from the monuments of the Orkhon-Yenisei runic writings, to priceless samples of oral folk art in the form of folk legends, heroic epics, proverbs, and sayings, the poetical and musical heritage of the zhyrau-akyns, etc. Traditional Kazakh culture is the quintessence and reflection of a special nomadic type of economy. Nomadic civilization is an example of a favorable coexistence between nature and man. An eco-friendly lifestyle was a reflection of the internal attitude towards maintaining harmony between man and nature. At the same time, the Kazakhs managed to create a special socionormative culture based on deep spiritual traditions that widely regulated social relations. The genus origin was the fundamental principle of the individual's self-identification and linked him by inseparable blood ties with the community and the territory of residence as a continuation of his social and natural existence. A nomadic collective was a hierarchically designed social organism, where human life was strictly regulated. Every action in everyday life had not only practical, but also spiritual meaning, value. Sacralization of actions took place through the ritual. Almost every single thing in everyday life was endowed with symbolic meaning. Having mastered the methods, principles and categorical apparatus of Western philosophy, modern Kazakh philosophy has become capable of deeply analyzing and actualizing the past examples of the spiritual culture of the Kazakh people. At the same time, it opens itself up to other cultures and thus new opportunities for intercivilizational dialogue appear.

Venous Chimney Procedure: A Novel Technical Solution to Prevent Iatrogenic Budd– Chiari Syndrome Following Retrohepatic Vena Cava Injury

Traumatic inferior vena cava (IVC) lesions account for approximately 25% of abdominal vascular injuries and are among the most challenging and lethal lesions sustained by trauma patients. Whether caused by blunt or penetrating mechanisms of injury, the overall mortality rate is up to 92%; as many as 50% of the patients with those injuries die before reaching medical care, and the mortality rate among patients who arrive to a trauma center, with signs of life and/or receive operative treatment, ranges between 20% and 57% (1).
 Retrohepatic Vena Cava (RHVC) injuries (RHVCI) are extremely rare and as such both the treating trauma surgeon, as well as the vascular surgeon, lacks the necessary experience to deal with such complicated injuries. The mortality rates secondary to these injuries are extremely high, even with damage control management concepts application. Improving the outcome of these injuries remains a significant challenge of modern trauma care (2, 3).
 The treatment of RHVCI confronts the treating surgeon, with major obstacles, which raises from the anatomic location of the RHVC at the posterior aspect of the liver and the abundancy of bridging veins between the RHVC and the liver. These anatomic obstacles creates a major technical challenge of gaining proximal and distal control, in proximity to the injured RHVC. This many times necessitates abdominal as well as thoracic exposure in order to gain proper control.
 The average trauma, as well as the vascular, surgeons are not familiar with handling such complex injuries. This is even truer as referred to the new generation of vascular surgeons, whose experience with open vascular surgery, mainly in such extreme situations, decreases with the increasing usage of endovascular techniques (4). 
 The advancements in endovascular techniques have introduced new alternatives to traditional open repair strategies. In many cases, RHVCI treatment requires exploration of a retro-hepatic hematoma, which might be the single thing that prevents free venous rupture and as such, it should be avoided. Venous balloon occlusion is a novel endovascular strategy that may be particularly advantageous in those circumstances as a bridging maneuver, for proximal and distal control, during hybrid repair. Our case in unique since it highlights the option of total endovascular treatment, using arterial treatment concepts, to treat this extremely challenging injury. 

Venous Chimney Procedure: A Novel Technical Solution to Prevent Iatrogenic Budd– Chiari Syndrome Following Retrohepatic Vena Cava Injury

Traumatic inferior vena cava (IVC) lesions account for approximately 25% of abdominal vascular injuries and are among the most challenging and lethal lesions sustained by trauma patients. Whether caused by blunt or penetrating mechanisms of injury, the overall mortality rate is up to 92%; as many as 50% of the patients with those injuries die before reaching medical care, and the mortality rate among patients who arrive to a trauma center, with signs of life and/or receive operative treatment, ranges between 20% and 57% (1).
 Retrohepatic Vena Cava (RHVC) injuries (RHVCI) are extremely rare and as such both the treating trauma surgeon, as well as the vascular surgeon, lacks the necessary experience to deal with such complicated injuries. The mortality rates secondary to these injuries are extremely high, even with damage control management concepts application. Improving the outcome of these injuries remains a significant challenge of modern trauma care (2, 3).
 The treatment of RHVCI confronts the treating surgeon, with major obstacles, which raises from the anatomic location of the RHVC at the posterior aspect of the liver and the abundancy of bridging veins between the RHVC and the liver. These anatomic obstacles creates a major technical challenge of gaining proximal and distal control, in proximity to the injured RHVC. This many times necessitates abdominal as well as thoracic exposure in order to gain proper control.
 The average trauma, as well as the vascular, surgeons are not familiar with handling such complex injuries. This is even truer as referred to the new generation of vascular surgeons, whose experience with open vascular surgery, mainly in such extreme situations, decreases with the increasing usage of endovascular techniques (4). 
 The advancements in endovascular techniques have introduced new alternatives to traditional open repair strategies. In many cases, RHVCI treatment requires exploration of a retro-hepatic hematoma, which might be the single thing that prevents free venous rupture and as such, it should be avoided. Venous balloon occlusion is a novel endovascular strategy that may be particularly advantageous in those circumstances as a bridging maneuver, for proximal and distal control, during hybrid repair. Our case in unique since it highlights the option of total endovascular treatment, using arterial treatment concepts, to treat this extremely challenging injury. 

La fiesta, momento vital de la praxis intercultural en los jesuitas Ignacio Ellacuría y Francisco Taborda

The present article shows the contributions of two intellectual Jesuits, Ignacio Ellacuría and Francisco Taborda, who propose the feast or fraternal celebration as an example for a religious interculturality. The text goes from a philosophical proposal, which shows social coexistence as a fundamental, inevitable moment of the living being, to the praxis that makes a mere relationship an experience of recognition and liberation. The study shows the nexus between philosophy and theology, which in many occasions are one single thing in the conceptualization of Latin American traditions. But also, one and indistinguishable discipline, in the case of many Jesuits committed to Our American causes. In particular, we highlight his ideas about the party, a main category in the construction of identity, justice and hope; that, at the same time, are vital moments of reflection and intercultural practice.

“It's the single best thing I've done in the last 10 years”: a qualitative study exploring patient and dietitian experiences with, and perceptions of, a multi-component dietary weight loss program for knee osteoarthritis

Explore patient and dietitian experiences with a multi-component dietary weight loss program for knee osteoarthritis to understand enablers and challenges to success at 6-months. Qualitative study embedded within a randomised controlled trial. Semi-structured individual interviews with 24 patients with knee osteoarthritis who undertook, and five dietitians who supervised, a weight management program (involving a ketogenic very low calorie diet (VLCD), video consultations, educational resources) over 6months. Data were thematically analysed. Five themes were developed: (1) ease and convenience of program facilitated adherence (structure and simplicity of the meal replacements; not feeling hungry on diet; convenience of consulting via video) (2) social and professional support crucial for success (encouragement from partner, family, and friends; guidance from, and accountability to, dietitian; anxiety around going at it alone) (3) program was engaging and motivating (determination to stick to program; rapid weight loss helped motivation) (4) holistic nature of program was important (suite of high-quality educational resources; exercise important to compliment weight loss) (5) rewarding experience and lifelong impact (improved knee pain and function; positive lifestyle change). Patients and dietitians described positive experiences with the weight management program, valuing its simplicity, effectiveness, and convenience. Support from dietitians and a comprehensive suite of educational resources, incorporated with an exercise program, were considered crucial for success. Findings suggest this multi-component dietary program is an acceptable weight loss method in people with knee osteoarthritis that may benefit symptoms. Strategies for supporting long-term independent weight management should be a focus of future research.

Akibat Hukum dalam Pewarisan dari Pelaksanaan Pengangkatan Anak oleh Orang Tua Tunggal

The child is the mandate of the Grace Of God Almighty, and inside there is something that is attached as the dignity and status as a whole person. Along with the time on it right now is the mindset of society as it advances and growing, such as the parents who are unable to finance the future of the child and that’s why the purpose of adoption the child is not only to get the child but also for the welfare of children. And in Indonesia allow the implementation of the adoption by single parents, a woman or a man who is not married and who have been married but no longer bound in wedlock (widow or widower). Adoption of the child by single parents can only be done by the Citizens Of Indonesia after obtaining permission from ministers and the granting of permission can be ordered to agencies in the province. Adoption by single parents same thing with the adoption of children by parents in general. Adoption does not cause the relationship between children with real parents to be disconected, because most of the child who is in was from the family. Adoption of the child must be listed in a birth certificate, by not eliminate the identity of the beginning. Foster child are entitled to receive heir from the foster parents and also have the right heir from the real parents.

Exploration of Child and Parent Preferences for Communication about Cancer (GP737)

• Describe current guidelines for communicating with families about cancer diagnosis and treatment• Analyze current preferences for communication of children diagnosed with cancer• Analyze current preferences for communication of parents of children diagnosed with cancer. Communication is often a challenge among children, families, and healthcare providers during provision of pediatric palliative care. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children participate to the fullest extent possible. The National Cancer Institute advises parents to have open and honest communication about cancer with their children, but questions remain about what, how, and when to communicate. Minimal research has explored preferences for communication strategies among children diagnosed with cancer and their parents. This study explored communication styles and preferences of children (ages 7-17 years) with cancer and their parents. This study used a cross-sectional, qualitative design. Researchers recruited children (N=8) at least 6 months after cancer diagnoses and their parents (N=14). Participants responded to interview questions focused on how cancer diagnosis and treatment should be communicated. Recorded interviews conducted Jan-June 2017 were transcribed verbatim. Three researchers used content analysis, reaching consensus on themes that emerged from data. Five themes emerged from reports from children about their cancer: How to tell, who should tell, changes in prognosis, side effects of treatment, and who should be included in the disclosure. One child said, “I would say the doctor {should tell] because the parents wouldn’t be comfortable, probably.” One additional theme parents described centered on talking with the whole family. A mother said, “We discuss every detail with his siblings. Our older kids, they know every single thing.” Participants’ preferences varied by age, gender, and diagnosis. Quality communication during cancer care requires knowledge of children’s developmental and cultural norms and preferences. Parents appreciate a step-wise process for communication throughout diagnosis and treatment.

Self-assemble-featured Internet of Things

The Internet of Things supports various industrial applications. The cooperation and coordination of smart things are a promising strategy for satisfying requirements that are beyond the capacity of a single smart thing. One of the major challenges for today’s software engineering is the management of large and complex computing systems characterized by a high degree of physical distribution. Examples of such systems arise in many application domains. The number of connected devices grows from billions to hundreds of billions, so a maximum of automatisms must be integrated in IoT architectures in order to control and manage them. Software architects migrate to service oriented architecture and applications are now being constructed as service compositions. Since each IoT device includes one or more microservices, the increasing number of devices around the user makes them difficult to assemble in order to achieve a common goal. In this paper, we propose a self-assembling solution based on self-controlled service components taking into account non-functional requirements concerning the offered quality of services and the structuration of the resulting assembly. Its aim is to build and maintain an assembly of services (taking into account arrival of new peers or failure of existing ones) that, besides functional requirements, also fulfills global quality-of-service and structural requirements.