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Reiki (/ˈreɪki/ RAY-kee; Japanese: 霊気) is a pseudoscientific form of energy healing, a type of alternative medicine originating in Japan. Reiki practitioners
Bardo yoga
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instruction of Sukhasiddhi. According to Gyalwa Wensapa, one should practice tummo before death to experience radiance and then arise as Buddha Vajradhara
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widespread methods for causing the winds to enter the central channel is tummo (caṇḍālī, inner heat, literally "fierce woman"). This practice is done in
Asymmetry Festival
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Ufomammut, Lento (Klub Firlej) April 18 - 65daysofstatic, At the Soundawn, Tummo (Firlej) April 19 - Amenra, A Storm of Light, Tephra, Kingdom (Firlej) April
30 Seconds of Fame
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No. Title Music Length 1. "A Crazy Ballet" Dan Byron 3:20 2. "Tummo " Dan Byron 3:59 3. "I, Human" 6fingers 2:59 4. "Chalk Line" Dan Byron 3:40 5. "It
Second Italo-Senussi War
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In 1930, Italian forces conquered Fezzan and raised the Italian flag in Tummo , the southernmost region of Fezzan. On 20 June 1930, Pietro Badoglio wrote
Italo Balbo
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assert Italy's rights in the indeterminate zones leading to Lake Chad from Tummo in the west and from Kufra in the east towards the Sudan. Balbo had already
Buddhism
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A section of the Northern wall mural at the Lukhang Temple depicting tummo , the three channels (nadis) and phowa
Operation Compass
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Cairo to Bahariya Oasis, Ain Dalla, Two Hills/Big Cairn, Murzuk, Traghen, Tummo , Zouar, Faya, Tekro, Sarra, Bishara, Jebel Sherif, Sarra, via Jebel Uweinat
Battles for Murzuch
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Chad–Libya border on 20 February 1930, and raised colonial flags on centres like Tummo . Wright 1983, p. 34 Grand 2004, p. 131 Giorgio Rochat. Le guerre italiane