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Usha Mohan - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Part I: Attitude to Illness according to Triguna Concept of Personality Part II: Effect of Short Term Yoga on Bronchial Asthma
2008Co-Authors: Usha MohanAbstract:Part I: Attitude to Illness according to Triguna Concept of Personality As is the natural instinct of human being, he seeks happiness in all his actions. Apart from this he has a natural inquisitiveness to know about the world around him. He is gifted with the power of reasoning and discrimination, which no other being possess. With the help of these two, he can manipulate his life for the better or worse, this depends upon his inputs of knowledge and Attitude. Human body is a very essential instrument with the help of which man can achieve different goals in life. The well being of this is very essential for his existence and success. Hence maintenance of body and mind is most imperative. Present life style is causing lot of stress leading to ill health at both body and mind level. Stress also leads to change in Attitude, fueling further deterioration of quality of life. The study of our ancient literature gives an insight into the unexplored subtle science of mind, which guides the present generations to apply the right knowledge and rectify their life style and lead a better quality of life. The study of trigunas throws light on the attributes of Attitude, which helps in modification of the same. Many scriptures have dealt with trigunas extensively, among them Sankhya philosophy and Srimad Bhagavad-Gita can be of great help. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION Our ancient generations have made extensive research and placed before the world, the wisdom and knowledge that they have acquired. According to this study, triguna is an integral part of all in and around us i.e. as part of prakruti.A person with Sattva guna denotes harmonious, peaceful, pure, and noble, personality with loftiest mental ideas. He works for the welfare of the world.A person withRajasic guna denotes jumbled, forceful, unclear, inconsistent, narrow, egoistic, violent personality. He works for his own welfare. The scriptures say that majority of human kind fall under this category. A person with tamasic guna denotes dull, lazy, slow, sleepy, obstinate, depressed, impulsive, stupid personality. He neither works for his welfare nor for others. A person who has transcended the attributes of these three gunas is called a gunatita. He is an unconcerned witness to guna-born sense objects. He remains unwavering in all situations. He is self–poised alike in pleasure and pain, honour and humiliation. He views friend and foe alike. A person to have a balanced personality must strive to gain these qualities of a gunatita. This can be achieved by following any or all four paths of yoga. With this attributes and right action as per karma yoga will bring good fortune, victory, prosperity and sound policy. The last verse of Bhagavad Gita: “Wherever there is Krishna, the Lord of Yoga, accompanied by Arjuna wielding the bowthere reign good fortune, victory, prosperity and sound policy. Such is my conviction.” Upholds that the confluence of calm spirituality and energy of action for total human welfare. Methodology of acquiring this is true education by which mankind can achieve the highest level of efficiency. Part II: Effect of Short Term Yoga on Bronchial Asthma Present day scenario: In a mad rush to achieve and conquer greater heights Man is burning him self like a candle at both ends. Due to rising technical progress, standard of living and abundant opportunity to enhance material comforts and heights he has accelerated his pace of achieving it. He wants to get more and more in less and less time. What a man of previous generation could not achieve by the age of 60 years materially, the present one is able to do it by the age of 35 years. But at a cost. He has to forego harmony, contentment, love, family, society and health. By the time he acquires what he wants (not needs) he will have lost the ability to enjoy the same. The modern society in spite of making tremendous progress in the fields of science, medicine and economics is in deep turmoil at the social and political level all around the world. The reason to this can be attributed to concentration of progress towards the physical aspects and ignoring the other subtle aspects of mental, emotional, and spiritual. This has resulted in imbalance at the individual level as well as social level.
Elaine C. Wirrell - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Self-concept in adolescents with epilepsy: biological and social correlates.
Pediatric neurology, 2008Co-Authors: Arden Lee, Lorie Hamiwka, Elisabeth M. S. Sherman, Elaine C. WirrellAbstract:The purposes of this study were to (1) compare self-esteem in teens with epilepsy to the normative mean, and (2) identify which neurologic/epilepsy and social/familial variables are associated with self-esteem. Thirty-seven adolescents (aged 12-18 years) attending a pediatric neurology clinic completed the Piers-Harris 2 Self-Concept Scale, Family Assessment Measure III, Child Attitude to Illness Scale, and a brief questionnaire about current seizure status (frequency, severity, and number of antiepileptic drugs). Neurology clinic charts were reviewed for seizure types, etiology, age at diagnosis, and number of failed therapies. While total Piers-Harris t score and most subscales did not differ significantly from the normative mean, teens with epilepsy had higher scores on Behavioral Adjustment (P
Arden Lee - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Self-concept in adolescents with epilepsy: biological and social correlates.
Pediatric neurology, 2008Co-Authors: Arden Lee, Lorie Hamiwka, Elisabeth M. S. Sherman, Elaine C. WirrellAbstract:The purposes of this study were to (1) compare self-esteem in teens with epilepsy to the normative mean, and (2) identify which neurologic/epilepsy and social/familial variables are associated with self-esteem. Thirty-seven adolescents (aged 12-18 years) attending a pediatric neurology clinic completed the Piers-Harris 2 Self-Concept Scale, Family Assessment Measure III, Child Attitude to Illness Scale, and a brief questionnaire about current seizure status (frequency, severity, and number of antiepileptic drugs). Neurology clinic charts were reviewed for seizure types, etiology, age at diagnosis, and number of failed therapies. While total Piers-Harris t score and most subscales did not differ significantly from the normative mean, teens with epilepsy had higher scores on Behavioral Adjustment (P
Lorie Hamiwka - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Self-concept in adolescents with epilepsy: biological and social correlates.
Pediatric neurology, 2008Co-Authors: Arden Lee, Lorie Hamiwka, Elisabeth M. S. Sherman, Elaine C. WirrellAbstract:The purposes of this study were to (1) compare self-esteem in teens with epilepsy to the normative mean, and (2) identify which neurologic/epilepsy and social/familial variables are associated with self-esteem. Thirty-seven adolescents (aged 12-18 years) attending a pediatric neurology clinic completed the Piers-Harris 2 Self-Concept Scale, Family Assessment Measure III, Child Attitude to Illness Scale, and a brief questionnaire about current seizure status (frequency, severity, and number of antiepileptic drugs). Neurology clinic charts were reviewed for seizure types, etiology, age at diagnosis, and number of failed therapies. While total Piers-Harris t score and most subscales did not differ significantly from the normative mean, teens with epilepsy had higher scores on Behavioral Adjustment (P
Elisabeth M. S. Sherman - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Self-concept in adolescents with epilepsy: biological and social correlates.
Pediatric neurology, 2008Co-Authors: Arden Lee, Lorie Hamiwka, Elisabeth M. S. Sherman, Elaine C. WirrellAbstract:The purposes of this study were to (1) compare self-esteem in teens with epilepsy to the normative mean, and (2) identify which neurologic/epilepsy and social/familial variables are associated with self-esteem. Thirty-seven adolescents (aged 12-18 years) attending a pediatric neurology clinic completed the Piers-Harris 2 Self-Concept Scale, Family Assessment Measure III, Child Attitude to Illness Scale, and a brief questionnaire about current seizure status (frequency, severity, and number of antiepileptic drugs). Neurology clinic charts were reviewed for seizure types, etiology, age at diagnosis, and number of failed therapies. While total Piers-Harris t score and most subscales did not differ significantly from the normative mean, teens with epilepsy had higher scores on Behavioral Adjustment (P
