Discuss the concept of blended unity of mind and body?
Discuss the concept of blended unity of mind and body, its implications for school physical activity programs, its implications for research on physical activity, and its implications for the well-being of competitive athletes. Why is this an improvement over dualistic views of mind apart from body.
In Unity 3D, can I blend two or more animations to create a unique animation?
Yes.First there are animation layers, which allow different animations affect different portions of your model.Animation LayersSecond, there are Blend Trees which for some reason nobody mentioned in other answers.Unity - Manual: Blend TreesBlend Trees allow you to smoothly mix multiple animation clips based on parameters you provide.For example, you can have “standing idle” and “crouching idle” animations and smoothly transition pose betwen then. The most common use of blend trees is locomotion animation when you have idle animation and walk left/right/forward/backward/etc clips, and mix those based on several movement parameters.Also, there are transitions:Animation transitionswhich allow to smoothl change from one animation to another.
Why is India called as a Country of Diversity?
India is a beautiful and ancient country with lot of cultural heritage and diverse geography.The following make India a diverse country in my opinionLarge geographical area. 7th Largest in the world. From Tip of Kashmir to Kanniyakumari in the south and from Gujarat in West to Arunachal Pradesh in East. And not to forget Andaman and Nicobar And Lakshadweep islands. These together comprise of 29 states and 7 Union Territories.2. India has seen many kingdoms and Empires in the past. These include the Rajputs, Mauryas, Dravids, Bengalis, Marathas, Mughals and many many more. Each of those have some culture imbibed in today's India.3. Diverse climate. We have hot and humid climate in the south, to moderate temperature in East and West, to dry climate in central parts of India, to heavy rains in far east and to freezing temperatures in the North in Himalayas.4. Languages. Each state had its own language, mind you it is not just the accent and dialect change, we have an entire language.5. Culture. The history and culture and habits of each state are different. It's so different that you can make out which state one belongs to. The way you cook the way you dress and the way you speak is distinct.6. Festivals. So many festivals each with its unique identity and history, no country in the world would be celebrating so many festivals and that too together.7. Religions. Although the media tries to find some Breaking News related to religion always, we as common people live in complete harmony, all religions have equal rights, no religion is suppressed. Probably the only country in the world which will give you holidays on Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Sikh, Jain, Buddhist, Parsi festivals.There is so much diversity in people of single country this is what makes India so different. I am sure other answers will show more diversity. We live together and we build together.Proud to be a part of this country :)
Discuss the concept of blended unity of mind and body?
Discuss the concept of blended unity of mind and body, its implications for school physical activity programs, its implications for research on physical activity, and its implications for the well-being of competitive athletes. Why is this an improvement over dualistic views of mind apart from body.
Buddhism - Explain no-self, unity, and emptiness. How do we get this if we have family?
What is the concept of emptiness and unity? Is the concept of no-self related to this? What is no-self if we're here and I see myself and hear everyone else? If we treat everything like this, doesn't it make us horrible and cold?
Does anyone know how/if it is possible to integrate Siddha Yoga with Christianity without losing God's grace?
Although not a religion per say, Siddha yoga believes that God is everywhere, in everything and in all of us. He pervades the universe and lies in our subconcious mind waiting to be discovered through deed meditation by calming and focusing the mind. They believe that there were/are Gurus who exist (Jesus being one of them) that can unlock the kundalini (hidden energy) that lies dormant at ones lower back, essentially awakening God in all of us. I have been a Catholic the first half of my life. I am now 29, have a new son I am going to baptize and just want to see if anyone knows of any conflicting issues that could arise by embracing both entities. Again, I still only believe in one God. I just feel like Christianity may shun upon use of meditation (which is much like prayer) to get closer to God. Anyone have any advise? Thank you and God Bless!