202,732 research outputs found
Cyrus W. Love to Jas. M. Love (father)
No full textFragment - end of a letter. Discusses recuperation after wounding(Two pages, continuous. One sheet, folded to make an envelope.)
Back of sheet addressed:
Estill Springs [..] Paid 10c
March 17/62
Mr. Jas. M Love
Springfield
Limestone Co
P.M.s please Texas
hasten this to its destination
C W Love Capt Moody’s Co
Col. Gregg’s Regmt Tex. Vol.
with a young friend of the Waco
Rifles reported myself his name is
Robt Grey he and I started to his fathers
down in Alabama but I was unable to
to go any farther than here – the house of
Mr. Ely Petty and his wife where I have
been as kindly treated as I could desire for
the four weeks that I have been here I have
also had a Dr Harris attending on me for
nothing but he has taken as good care of me as
if he were going to get a regular fee – I have
also been visited by a Dr Ripito an agent
for the State of Texas to distribute money to
the needy Texas Soldiers he gave me $20.00
Confederate Note this is the first I have received
since I left home and it was gladly recd
as I had been entirely out for some time
I will possibly not be able to leave here in a
week or two yet as my wound is not yet healed
go back to next page
(Page 2)
and do not know what regmt I will join
but expect I will join Col. Whartons
Cavalry as it is the only Texas Regmt
I know of any where about here
I will write to you as soon as I
locate myself if I should stop
any length of time at any place
I wish you to write to me but until
I let you know that I am located for
some time it will be useless to write
I have delayed writing till now because I
wanted to know that I was improving before
I wrote
Yours with fillial regard
C.W. Love
P.S. I left Uncle Andrew John W & Andrew jr
at Hopkinsville I have not heard from them since
but think it more than likely they were taken
prisoners by Jackson
CW
Love is all-forgiving : Reflections on love and spirituality
No full textOur very happiness depends on our ability to love and be loved"Love is the only force that acts without any bias. It open your eyes instead of clouding them. When you love, you can see clearly. Only through love can you know people."With maxims on happiness, falling in love and the exsence and language of love, this delightful volume is filled with timeless wisdom that will lead you to finding and keeping loce and bringing fullness to every day of your lifevi + 134 pgs. illus. 16 x 16 c
We Love English
No full textWe Love English è un corso di lingua inglese indirizzato ai bambini della scuola elementare italiana. Si articola in due momenti costruiti intorno ad un volume di base, Book One, che presenta materiale linguistico-comunicativo atto a coprire le esigenze linguistiche degli allievi fino alla classe seconda, ed un volume da usare per le attività estive. Sia il Book One che il Summer Book presentano attività colorate e volte alla comunicazione. Il corso è corredato da una Teacher’s Guide e da una cassetta ausio per l’ascolto dei testi dialogici e le canzoncine che arricchiscono il Book One
The Australia we love: a report on key issues affecting nature and society in Australia
No full textThis report identifies the need to establish a clear and credible baseline of key trends and issues affecting nature and society in Australia and around the world, on the assumption that a healthy Australian society relies on healthy nature for our prosperity and our wellbeing. This credible baseline is one necessary element for galvanizing and growing a people’s movement for nature in Australia. Such a movement will be critical if Australians are to adopt and implement the systemic changes required of our society to achieve our true potential this century.
The report is divided into 7 sections.
Section 1 highlights the importance of healthy nature as the foundation for a healthy and prosperous society.
Section 2 is a brief note of the long history of human influence on nature in Australia, and the complexity involved in decisions regarding land, water and sea.
Section 3 provides a synthesis of some of the key indicators of the pressures on nature in Australia and the impact of these pressures on Australian nature and society. Many of the measures reported here are simply snapshots in time and space, highlighting the difficulty of measuring the complexity of nature and our interactions with it in any comprehensive way.
Section 4 is a synthesis of similar indicators at a global scale.
Section 5 looks at how progress is measured in Australia, and the importance of adopting broader definitions of sustainable wellbeing as a frame for effectively valuing and protecting nature.
Section 6 tells the stories of ordinary Australians doing extraordinary things for nature, inspiring us all to better value and protect what we have.
Section 7 is a call to action that looks ahead to an innovative and solutions-focused future in which Australia is effectively valuing and protecting nature as the foundation for the sustainable wellbeing of our society
Vaping-induced Oxidation of CBD Causes Adduction of TOP2A and Interferes with Cellular Proliferation
No full textDatasets used to generate the publication: "Vaping-induced Oxidation of CBD Causes Adduction of TOP2A and Interferes with Cellular Proliferation" by Love, C. A. et al. Included are raw counts for RNA-seq, RNA-seq differential expression results ("results" files), and GC-MS raw data. Code for RNA-Seq analysis can be found https://github.com/UNC-CEMALB/Vaping-induced-Oxidation-of-CBD-Causes-Adduction-of-TOP2A-and-Interferes-with-Cellular-Proliferation.git
The Wairua of Self: A Path of Love, Simplicity, and Connectedness
No full textLove is an action of freedom until something else steps in – often fear – that insists we create a box of survival. Whether self-imposed, forced, or chosen, it is interesting to notice how we limit ourselves with love. This thesis examines love; love in its purest intent and creation as the simplest way to live. An analysis of personal experiences, illuminated by psychological, mythological, philosophical, and spiritual literature, suggests that living from a place of love can be accomplished through a dedicated journeying back to the Self. The Māori myth of Tāne-Mahuta and Hine-Tītama shows the significance of releasing shame, as well as how a tragic situation might offer a catalytic possibility that shifts a core belief about one’s self. The complications of love that are self-created through loss and grief can easily mask the barely underlying truth of love in its nakedness. Reconnecting with this underlying truth, aroha in its purest sense, is essential for healing and allows for increased connection with the Divine. Doing so is often a difficult task, as hypocrisies fueled by fear and perpetuated by blame are bountiful. When love is used as an instrument and convenience in order to defend a closely held idea, person, or way of life, one often moves further from their true Self, thus surrendering their deepest power and knowing of love. The silent assault of expectations, power, will, and control can turn love into a complication. The complications of being utterly human only serve to further obscure love. Within families, how one initially learns love is often complicated by interrupted attachment, causing rebellion and the need to look for love elsewhere. The components of Tikkun Olam, aroha, mikveh, and wairua of spirit, are intertwined and interconnected, such that the delineation between cultures and spiritual beliefs cannot be divided as oppositional forces. The denominator lives in the magnitude of love for all that has been created; beginning with the Self. In setting the foundation of self-love and allowing it to settle into the fractures and rifts of porousness, love may then be extended without attachment. When freely proffered without agenda, love will seep into every curve of the universe; thus, changing the world. Through the practice of mindfulness and loving-kindness, perception can change. It is this change in perception which can return love to its origin of simplicity. This thesis is a story of love
On Love farm southeast of Garfield
No full textThreshing scene on the Lewis C. Love farm southeast of Garfield showing more of the same outfit [90-6-044a]. Picture by Cecil Love from a 4 x 5"" glass negative. Taken about 1913
From Rabi'a to Ibn al-Farid : towards some paradigms of the Sufi conception of love
No full textThis thesis aims to investigate the significance of Divine Love in the Islamic tradition with reference to Sufis who used the medium of Arabic to communicate their ideas. Divine Love means the mutual love between God and man. It is
commonly accepted that the Sufis were the forerunners in writing about Divine Love. However, there is a relative paucity of literature regarding the details of their conceptions of Love. Therefore, this attempt can be considered as one of the first of its kind in this field.
The first chapter will attempt to define the nature of love from various perspectives, such as, psychology, Islamic philosophy and theology. The roots of Divine Love in relation to human love will be explored in the context of the ideas that were prevalent amongst the Sufi authors regarded as authorities; for example, al-Qushayri, al-Hujwiri and al-Kalabadhi.
The second chapter investigates the origins Of Sufism with a view to establishing the role that Divine Love played in this. The etymological derivations of the term Sufi will be referred to as well as some early Sufi writings.
It is an undeniable fact that the Qur'an and tladith are the bedrocks of the Islamic religion, and all Muslims seek to justify their ideas with reference to them. This
was especially true for the Sufis. The third and fourth chapters will, therefore, focus on the concept of Divine Love in the textual sources of Islam in order to
determine the role that these played in the development of the Sufi conceptions of love in general.
Having highlighted the origins and general context of Divine Love, the following five chapters will focus on selected Sufis whose contributions can be regarded
as significant, original and representative of the Sufi tradition. The exclusive characteristics of each Sufi's concept of love will be analysed and an attempt will be made to present them as a paradigm of Sufi love. The paradigms of love of the following Sufis will be presented: Rabi`a, al-I-Jallaj, al-Ghazäli, Ibn 'Arabi and Ibn al-F5ricl. The concluding chapter will provide a synthesis of these paradigms of love by putting forward a framework which identifies the key stages in the development of the Sufi paradigm of love.
Regarding the scope and limitations of this study, it should not be seen as a historical or biographical research. The historical analysis and information are
presented merely to give some insight into the social and historical context of the Sufi's time. The primary aim of this research is to establish the different paradigms of love of the Sufis referred to above, by analysing the exclusive motives specific to each paradigm.
Finally, this research is by no means a comprehensive account of the Sufi paradigms of love. The development of the thesis showed that this research can be approached from many different angles. For example, the concept of love is
closely associated with the concept of ma`rifia, and the concept of God. The relationship of the two with the concept of love is a possible area of further research. In addition, the historical information available on each individual Sufi provides ample material for a detailed study of the concept of love in that particular Sufis paradigm. This work provides a general framework for further
studies
Using Somatic Awareness as a Guide for Making Healthy Life Choices
No full textLove, S. (2007). Using somatic awareness as a guide for
making healthy life choices. Somatics Magazine-
Journal Of The Mind/Body Arts and Sciences, Volume
XV, Number 2, pages 40-43. (Silver Love is same person as author Martha C. Love
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