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The first of the chakras is the root chakra- located at the base of your spine. It is the root of your being and establishes the deepest connection with your physical body, your environment, and with the Earth. This is the most instinctual of all chakras - it is your survival center. Your fight and flight response is initiated from this chakra. This is your primal, animal nature.  The energy of the root chakra allows us to harness courage, resourcefulness and the will to live during trying times. It connects us with spiritual energies of our ancestors.  Since base chakra carries our ancestral memories, basically everyone experiences challenges or blockages within it. 

When the root chakra is out of harmony

When out of harmony, there is an inability to trust nature. We feel ungrounded, disconnected from Mother Earth, have issues with our beliefs or family wounds, do not feel secure in the knowledge that out most basic needs are being met, function out of fear and feel unsafe. 

When the root chakra is in harmony

When in harmony, we are connected to nature, we feel grounded, we trust in the natural laws, and are able to move with the ebb and flow of life. We come from a place of understanding that we will always be provided for, we feel safe and connected.

Sanskrit name - Muladhara

Location - At the base of the spine 

Color - Red

Element - Earth

Affirmation - “I am”

Physical body parts - Base of the spine, legs, bones, feet, immune system, large intestine, teeth 

Life lesson - To feel safe and secure in the ‘physical plane’, to manifest our basic needs, and to cultivate healthy (physical) sexuality 

Physical dysfunction - Chronic lower back pain, sciatica, varicose veins, cancer, hemorrhoids, constipation, arthritis, knee problems, depression, weight problems

Mental/ emotional issues - Physical family and group safety and security, ability to provide for life’s necessities, ability to stand up for self

Possible causes of energy blocks - Fear of being alive, guilt 

Crystals - Ruby, garnet, black tourmaline, bloodstone, hematite, obsidian, onyx, red jasper, smoky quartz, fire agate 

Plural nouns

Masculine nouns add an -s to their form and take the deifnite article los:

el día --> los días el hermano --> los hermanos el libro --> los libros

If the noun end in a consonant, instead of -s we add -es (and the deifnite articles los):

el animal --> los animales el doctor --> los doctores el hospital --> los hospitales

Feminine nouns ending with a vowel add -s and take the definite article las:

la bolsa --> las bolsas la lámpara --> las lámparas la persona --> las personas

If the noun end in a consonant, we add -es (and the definite article las):

Oh I´m really happy about them having wings now^^

I´ll try and teach them as muh as I can.First lesson:Preening and building muscles 

The Danish alphabet is almost exactly the same as the English alphabet - except the sounds are a little different and there is an additional 3 letters at the end. The Danish alphabet is as follows:

Upper case Lower case Pronunciation Alternative A a Like a in man B b Like be in because C c Like c in cemented D d Like d in den E e Like i in omit F f Like eff in Jeff G g Like g in give H h Like h in hope I i Like ea in meat J j Like y in yodle K k Like c in coleslaw L l Like el in seller M m Like em in empty N n Like en in end O o Like o in omit P p Like p in pick Q q Like co in cool R r Like r in air S s Like es in lesson T t Like t in tipsy U u Like oo in boots V v Like v in vote W w Dobbelt-v (translated: double v) Note: in speech, the sound is similar to v X x Like ex in ex Y y Like e in few Z z Like zedd in Zedd Æ æ Like the first e in elder AE/ae Ø ø Like ea in search OE/oe Å å Like o in omen AA/aa

If you cannot see the table above click here

The additional 3 letters æ, ø and å are all vowels (just like a, e, i, o, u and y). These letters are found in various Danish words and names and can be written using a Danish keyboard or by adding the language to your keyboard on your computer or phone.

You might have noticed that there are alternative ways for how to write the letters æ, ø and å. Danish people will understand the alternative ways of writing these letters, but æ, ø and å are the default ways. Some cities uses the alternatives instead of the default way of writing the letters. Examples of such cities are:

Aalborg (Ålborg)

Aarhus (Århus)

Grenaa (Grenå)

However, writing these cities names with å instead of aa is still correct and danes will know exactly what you mean.

Урок 1

Как вам известно, животный мир, строение, поведение, размножение, развитие и происхождение животных изучает наука - зоология.

Характерные особенности этого царства:

Все животные - гетеротрофы, тоесть питаются они органической пищей.

Животные способны к передвижению - они подвижны.

Клетки животных лишены клеточной стенки, имеют центриоли и запасают гликоген.

Развитие опорно-двигательных систем, наличие цитоскелета и скелета.

Развитая нервная система, присутствует реакция на раздражение.

Ограниченный рост.

Слабая регенерация.

Можно встретить во всех средах обитания.

Re designing rainbow 

- A bow made from rain … similar idea to water mattress but a bow tie/hair bow

- A rain bow and arrow 

- rain bow, bowing down in submission to rain - this could have real roots to ancient civilisation that were dependent on floods 

- rain - ‘bo’ - a ‘rainbow’ of comedian bo burnham 

- rain from hot glue gun 

Re designing a clock face 

- Telling the time via the shadows on ones face at different hours of the day (using the face like a compass)  or taking portraits from different angles that represent different time 

- time for pasta clock – where the numbers would be on the clock, we re designed them as ‘time 4 pasta’ and the hands on the clock are now sticks of dry pasta 

@annesa-things

@reginakrawetscofa