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Yogi
About: Yogi is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 191 publications have been published within this topic receiving 2294 citations.
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1 Jan 1979
TL;DR: For instance, Anderson and Nagy as mentioned in this paper pointed out that words serve to inspire and enrage, clarify and confuse, comfort and cudgel, obscure and occupy; the possibilities are endless.
Abstract: Words are very peculiar creatures (Anderson & Nagy, 1991; Baumann &
Kameenui, 1991; Bryson, 1990). They serve to inspire and enrage, clarify
and confuse, comfort and cudgel, obscure and occupy; the possibilities are
endless. Were he to offer his uncanny wisdom to the discussion, Yogi Berra,
that legendary wordsmith of baseball slurs, would probably add: "There are
words and there are words." Indeed there are.
925 citations
Book•
1 Jan 1978
TL;DR: The first edition of the first edition as mentioned in this paper is devoted to the theme of "AIMS and APPROACH CULTURE and PERSONALITY PERSONAL WORD".
Abstract: PROLOGUE PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION I INTRODUCTION: AIMS AND APPROACH CULTURE AND PERSONALITY PERSONAL WORD II THE HINDU WORLD IMAGE: THE THEME OF FUSION-MOKSHA LIFE TASK AND LIFE CYCLE-DHARMA IDEAS OF TIME AND DESTINY III MOTHERS AND INFANTS: PSYCHO-SOCIAL MATRIX OF INFANCY: FEMININE IDENTITY IN INDIA THE 'GOOD MOTHER' THE 'BAD MOTHER' INFANCY AND EGO: ORIGINS OF IDENTITY IN A PATRIARCHAL CULTURE IV FAMILIES AND CHILDREN: PSYCHO-SOCIAL MATRIX OF CHILDHOOD: THE EXTENDED FAMILY THE SECOND BIRTH ONTOGENY OF HOMO HIERARCHICUS V TRACINGS: THE INNER WORLD IN CULTURE AND HISTORY: CULT AND MYTHS OF KRISHNA SHIVA AND NARCISSUS THE REVOLUTIONARY YOGI: CHILDHOOD OF SWAMI VIVEKANANDA VI CONCLUSION: CHILDHOOD AND SOCIAL CHANGE APPENDIX: THE CHILD IN INDIAN TRADITION AFTERWORD NOTES AND REFERENCES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX
610 citations
TL;DR: The name Siddha medicine owes its origin to medicinal ideas and practices of a class of Tamil sages called the Siddhas— “perfected” or “holy immortals”—who were, and are still, believed to have superhuman powers.
123 citations
Book•
1 Jan 2011
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present a collection of articles about Zen's personality, including: Introduction Zen's Personality - D.T. Suzuki Hyperreal Samadhi - Maharishi Mahesh Yogi The Monk Goes Hollywood - Kung Fu Conclusion - Spiritual Romance Today Bibliography Index
Abstract: Acknowledgements Introduction Zen's Personality - D.T. Suzuki Hyperreal Samadhi - Maharishi Mahesh Yogi The Monk Goes Hollywood - Kung Fu Conclusion - Spiritual Romance Today Bibliography Index
113 citations
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