[S1E5] I Am Afraid To Own A Body
Of late, however, scientists have resurrected the name of an ancient goddess, Gaia, to express the idea of Earth as a living body on which we depend for life. In the last half of this conversation with Joseph Campbell, he takes us back to the time when the love of God meant the love for mother goddess, and he unites these themes in one image, the virgin birth, which to him represents the birth of spirit from matter, the birth of compassion in the heart.
[S1E5] I Am Afraid to Own a Body
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Poor little Isis, whose husband has been thrown into the Nile, starts this wonderful quest for Osiris, So she comes to the place where the palace is, and learns of the wonderful aroma and she suspects this is Osiris. And she gets a job as nurse to the just-born little child. Well, she lets the child nurse from her finger. And she loves the little child, and she decides to give it immortality. So she does this by placing him in the fireplace in the fire, to burn away gradually his mortal body. But being a goddess she could keep that from killing him, you understand. And when that would happen, she would convert herself into a swallow, and fly mournfully around the pillar where her husband is.
Perhaps the most damning clue is the cracks that Hannah sees around Bly that take the same shape and size no matter where she looks. At first she notices the markings on the kitchen wall and then sees them on the hallway walls of the home. It turns out that this crack is at the bottom of the well where her body lays. In the fifth episode, Hannah also endures literal cracks in her neck as her head snaps back in unusual ways between scenes as she moves through memories and time. The move mimics the fall she endures which results in her cracked neck and death.
People knew that I had leprosy and they didnt close because they were afraid tobe infected. I went to work and people said it was leprosy. I told it was notleprosy, it was hanseniasis. I lost friends, but after I am cured, the friendshipstarted again. I felt scorned (...) there is mean people. We gethurt(EP3)
From the Vigotskian referential 8, it can beinferred that the spots on the body can be understood as signs, constituting a sort codefor deciphering the world, the events and situations. It means that, the spots refer theindividuals to the meaning of leprosy or something out the normal range, producingfeelings of apprehension, fear and denial. Such meaning was identified from the lifeexperiences and social relations of these individuals.
It was highlighted the three meaning cores. In the first, "spots on the body: somethingis out of order", the predominant meanings are the spots indicating something out of thenormal range and producing feelings of apprehension, fear and denial. Although they havebeen treated in different periods, the meanings are similar, because they reflect theslow change in society regarding the health/disease process
Vanessa is chained to the scaffolding, Juliua asks the crowd if there's anyone that doesn't fear her, he doesn't understand why they're so afraid of a human girl. Susan, who is now a vampire comes down, saying that she's not afraid of Vanessa, however, Vanessa doesn't want to face her, Susan calls her a "little bitch" and refers to Dylan in the same manor, then claiming that she drained her. Vanessa quickly goes in for the attack, the two go back and forth but Vanessa is by far superior, as the fight briefly stops, Susan explains that Dylan called out to her mother, over and over, as the fight proceeds, Vanessa makes quick work of Susan, then biting her. Susan begins to revert to her human form as Mama, Julian, and the other watch from above, she and Susan then make a run for it. As Vanessa escapes, Julius chokes Gustov, demanding that he and all the other vampires find Vanessa right away.
John suspects that something isn't right, he removes the blanket covering rogers body to show that he's bleeding all over, that something appears to have killed him. Brendan demands to know what's going on, John explains that one of their own were killed before the new arrivals came, and the murderer took a finger, just like with Roger, Brendan is enraged as that was kept from him, he claims that the blood is on Axel's hand, John believes that they had a right to know, despite the possibility of panic.
Susan wants to rest as she can go no longer, Vanessa asks her once again if she remembers what happened to Dylan. Susan explains that Dylan came to her door that night covered in Vanessa's blood, she was so afraid she could barely speak, she told Susan that someone broke into the apartment and killed Vanessa. Susan invited Dylan into the apartment, calling the police and Dylan's father, he said he was coming, but then the cops took Dylan away, and before she could find out what happened to Dylan, she was turned, she apologizes, but Vanessa assures her it was oaky. They then begin to her growls, and a set of glowing eyes coming their way, Vanessa and Susan run away.
After a brief flashback proves as much, Murphy heads to the shop herself to investigate further. Midway through talking to the clerk she gets her period and heads to the toilet, breathing a sigh of relief. While there, someone trashes the entire shop leaving Murphy afraid, hiding in the toilet stall with her dog Pretzel until they leave. When they do, Murphy gets her wish as she feels a dead body on the ground.
She then calls the police and is escorted home, leaving Murphy more convinced than ever that Tyson is still alive after feeling how cold that body was. As we cut to the outskirts of the city to close the episode out, we see a group of people unzipping a body bag to reveal Tyson, who is infact dead.
Your BMR is determined by your body size and composition (meaning the percentages of fat, bone, water and muscle), as well as your sex and age, which brings up another false belief: that your metabolism slows as you age. This is half true, but also half false!
My lean mass is literally identical. I have the exact same muscle mass and water as I did in 2013, but I decreased my body fat from 32lbs to 18lbs. I literally only lost fat. 14lbs to be exact, almost half.
As the Freys continue to massacre the Stark army camped outside the Twins, the Hound flees the scene with an unconscious Arya. Unfortunately, she wakes up at exactly the wrong moment and sees a decapitated Robb being paraded through the castle gates with the head of his direwolf sewn to his body in place of his own.
When Grey Worm wakes up from the coma he has been in since the attack, Missandei is sitting by his bedside. Grey Worm tells her that he is ashamed because he was afraid, but not of dying. When he was stabbed, he was afraid he would never see Missandei again. Missandei tears up and they kiss for the first time. Turns out Grey Worm has some serious game.
When several Faith Militant members led by Lancel show up at the Red Keep demanding that Cersei come with them to the Great Sept of Baelor, Cersei allows the Mountain to demonstrate his full strength by ripping the head of one of the Sparrows clean off his body. The rest of the group wisely decides to leave without trying their luck against him.
Later, Amenadiel suggests they hide Chloe, hide their mother, and wait Uriel out. Lucifer is astonished, and points out the Uriel had always been afraid of Amenadiel, and that just the sight of him should do the trick. That heartens the powerless angel, and he meets his brother, puts the attitude on. He gets pushy - then Uriel sucker punches him. He has read the patterns and realizes his brother has lost his powers, and beats him bloody.
Lucifer: Look, you do know that he was always afraid of you. Amenadiel: Don't mock me, Lucifer.Lucifer: I'm not. It's true. All right? Growing up, we... well, we all looked up to you. You were like our very own action star. Amenadiel: Even you? Lucifer: Well, don't get me wrong, you were a major power-hungry dick about it. But trust me, just the sight of you will send quivers down Uriel's spine.
As established by Dr Caligari, they also allow productions to disavow controversial opinions expressed within the body of the work as the ravings of the characters, so as to appease the commercial interests behind the production.
Tonight's episode of Fox's Gotham was particularly difficult to watch for the lactose intolerant. Yes, a bulk of the episode's plot centered on a drug that drained the victims of their body's calcium, leading them to binge on dairy projects before eventually collapsing under their own body weight as their bones crumbled from the inside. Pure nuttiness. That aside, there was a good bit of this hour dedicated to young Master Wayne and his ever-present desire to solve his parents' murder once and for all, now, thankfully, with more help from Alfred. Robin Lord Taylor's Penguin continues to steal the show, followed closely by Donal Logue's roguish Harvey Bullock, but is it enough to keep viewers addicted?
The other big story is the Vegas debate, where Alex is scheduled to moderate and Bradley will lead the coverage before and after, and honestly, doesn't this network have any other news figures (besides Eric, who's also moderating)? No reporters? No anybody?
"Permission to speak freely? Are you really afraid of me?""I am not. I am angry at you. Angry because of how much you stole from me. I am deeply jealous that I never got the chance you had.""To be Captain Georgiou's first officer?""You stood by her side and learned everything she had to teach. The anticipated scenario, you would move up and out. Captain your own starship, and I would take your place. I never got that chance. If I had, I would have been more prepared for today.""You did well. Very well. She would have thought so too."
Saru orders the crew to rehydrate the tardigrade and force it to jump again. Meanwhile, Stamets, Burnham and others figure out that humans could carry out the same process, with proper modifications, that the tardigrade carries out. After Lorca's stolen Klingon Raider-ship is identified, he and Tyler are beamed aboard the Discovery, and they spore drive-jump back to safety, on Saru's orders. Unbeknownst to Saru, the tardigrade wasn't used, but rather Stamets put his own body at risk to do the jump. At the end, Burnham and others release the tardigrade back into the wild of deep space, and Saru has a deep moment of self-awareness, where he comes to the conclusion that we must make choices, that some choices are mistakes, but we learn from them and try to do right at every turn. 041b061a72