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		<title>Have an All-inclusive Family Vacation</title>
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An all- inclusive family vacation is when most families can spend quality time together without having to burn a hole in your pocket. Parents and kids are presented with the opportunity to share in the pleasure of unlimited time to have fun, and you can explore and enjoy each other's company. To pay for all [...]]]></description>
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<p>An all- inclusive family vacation is when most families can spend quality time together without having to burn a hole in your pocket. Parents and kids are presented with the opportunity to share in the pleasure of unlimited time to have fun, and you can explore and enjoy each other's company. To pay for all the members of a family travelling to a new location for vacation can really incur a lot of expenses. Particularly if the final cost is not known until the vacation is over. Hence the all-inclusive family vacation packages offer which is available in a great many family vacation resorts.</p>
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<p>Due to the fact that you only have to pay one price in advance, inclusive package resort vacations are ideal for if you are traveling on a budget with kids, then having a budget towards your travel money should be easier. In addition, some all-inclusive family vacation package resort vacation programs do not charge accommodations for kids up to 17 years old who are staying in their parents' room. To add to the greatness, many of the resort activities are prepared especially to target specific age groups from toddler to teenager. Many all-inclusive family vacation resorts you find are for families and cater particularly for kids offering round the clock entertainment and activities. An all-inclusive family vacation resort is one of the most popular vacation destinations. Everything thing there is available as well as unlimited.</p>
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<p> These all-inclusive family vacation resorts are familiar with entertaining guests of all age groups. Basically, these resorts are outfitted with the families taken into consideration, and perhaps the thing that is more interesting is the fact that there are usually sailboats that are bristling with toys, as well as some sorts of eco-adventures. These are essentially a few of the many things that make an all-inclusive family vacation resort a place worth visiting. </p>
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<p>All-inclusive family vacation resorts were constructed with families in mind as mentioned previously; the entire family is welcomed, from family-sized suites to family oriented dining, and with special programs designated for kids of all ages. Actually, at the all-inclusive family vacation  beach resorts, you and your partner can find some special time just for the two of you both, while your kids will be so busy having their own fun with their newfound friends that they will not have time to interrupt. This of course is a superb way of ensuring that every family member's interests are catered for and everyone enjoys the best all-inclusive family vacation for them. </p>
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<p>Today it is common for people to search for the best all-inclusive family vacation resort that could give them all the ultimate fun experience, adventure and luxury that most families desire. Fortunate enough for them, numerous family all-inclusive family vacation resorts are highly obtainable online. Therefore if you are one of those who are seeking out the best family all inclusive resort for your vacation, then you are certainly reading the right article.</p>
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		<title>Resonant Families -- Quantum Communities</title>
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The spiritual essence that is the true you, vibrates energetically with other souls.
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<p>The spiritual essence that is the true you, vibrates energetically with other souls.</p>
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<p>You and I are equally divine and spiritual. We are Creators and each of us can think and feel anything we please. We may interpret our personal reality in any way we desire, and we can customize our explorations to discover new worlds within worlds. That being said ... in truth, no being is an island for we share our experiences visibly and consciously from time to time during the day, and also invisibly and subconsciously 24-7.</p>
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<p>Up until now, we have largely been oriented to the external world. Many of the private thoughts that play in our minds and the externalized messages that we share with others, contain ideas, beliefs and feelings of a world populated with separate, disconnected individuals. We have assimilated that picture and have believed in what we see on the surface of the physical world as obvious and true. Identifying with that perception, attracts to us the evidence, concepts and feelings that support and verify such long-held beliefs.</p>
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<p>The belief of separateness is also the dominant beliefs of modern societies. Generally speaking, the human family on planet Earth is psycho-dynamically orientated to the external world and our thoughts, feelings and communications express and support the separations that we believe in and are oriented to.</p>
<p><b>Look inward for connection to others</b></p>
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<p>However, if we can go inward with our attention -- into the inner cosmos of our personal hologram where vast stillness, subtle energies, thoughts, feelings, memories and dreams exist -- where our quiet center exists -- and if we can get comfortable in there and not be under the influence of the force fields of ego (who proclaims "all of these thoughts and feelings are MY exclusive property and originates from ME!") -- if we can use the natural virtues of our heart to quiet the ego along with our minds, then we can begin seeing the inner environment as swirling with materials that our Resonant Family is sharing.</p>
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<p>A Resonant Family is composed of like-thinking and like-feeling beings, who may be anywhere on the planet. The family is having very similar thoughts, feelings, dreams, discoveries and inspirations, often simultaneously. All members of the group are vibrating with the same (or very similar) electromagnetic field signatures. The energy and inner impressions do not belong to an individual, but are simply a part of the particular area of the quantum field that their group is tuned-into.</p>
<p><b>Resonant Families are quantum field-based communities</b></p>
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<p>We certainly are interconnected as a human family, but people in Resonant Families have a more active telepathic relationship. They are tuned-into the same quantum field "addresses" and are sharing the holographic content and electromagnetic fields that are supported by the group.</p>
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<p>And, all beings share the same quiet inner center. It is a quantum center that is the same everywhere it appears, and through it all individuals are connected to each other. From this quiet center of stillness flows the telepathic communication system of the human species: <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.soulconnection.net">The Soul Connection Network</a>.</p>
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<p>To say it in another way: all beings in the human family are intertwined and are sharing energy on a quantum level, but each person flows most frequently, clearly and easily with the subtle energies, thoughts, feelings and dreams of people who are in their current, dominant, Resonant Family.</p>
<p><b>Live from the heart and tune into the vitality of our unity</b></p>
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<p>If we can live in the understanding that we are sharing electromagnetic fields of energy that swirl with the thoughts, feelings, memories and dreams of many -- and such an attitude becomes our normal, every-day, peaceful point of view -- we orient ourselves to the reality of unity and wholeness. When that happens, our thoughts, feelings and communications will express and support the Oneness of the human family and the intelligent orchestration of the Universe at large.</p>
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<p>On the other hand, if our normal, everyday attitude and belief is that we are separate, isolated people, then we orient ourselves to the reality of separation, and our thoughts, feelings and communications will express and support the separation that we are focused upon.</p>
<p><b>Tuning into or being in a Resonant Family is not a barrier to freedom ... unless you make it so</b></p>
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<p>You are a God fragment. You are free to think and feel anything you want! You don't even have to feel as though you must follow along in the status-quo of a Resonant Family that you have been aligned to, for when you follow the call of inner freedom, you instantly channel the sovereign nature of the Soul, who is an offspring of Prime Creator. Simultaneously, you become networked to the psychic energy currents of other beings who have a similar realization of vastness and freedom.</p>
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<p>Hence, Resonant Family groups are not "written in stone." They do not have impenetrable boundaries ... unless you imagine them. On a quantum level, you are a sovereign being who is free to explore any group and experience their electromagnetic fields, thoughts, feelings, dreams, memories, inspirations and points of view.</p>
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<p>There are thousands and millions of Resonant Families that one can explore. The reason that we can explore them is because all the families are linked-up and connected to each other through the inner network of our species that spans the globe and beyond -- the Soul Connection Network (SCN).</p>
<p><b>How the inner material is translated for each member within a Resonant Family</b></p>
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<p>Your energies, thoughts and feelings are flowing through others, and theirs through you. As your family's impulses arise in the <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.soulconnection.net/personal_inner_hologram.html">Personal Inner Hologram</a> of your heart and mind, your unique vibrational signature does a translation-thing via the <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.soulconnection.net/intelligent_soul_language.html">Intelligent Soul Language</a> (ISL), just so that the group’s thoughts and feelings will relate and be knowable within the scope of your current beliefs and understanding.</p>
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<p>For example, if a person in your Resonant Family who is on the other side of the planet, only speaks Punjabi -- and you speak and know English -- as the verbal part of their messages telepathically arise in you, they are translated into English ... and as your messages arise in them, they are translated into their native tongue: The energy and messages are sent and received instantly and freely within your quantum community, but the ISL tweaks them for the benefit of each receiver. The ISL does this for all inner content: thoughts, words, images, feelings and dreams.</p>
<p><b>The leading edge of human spiritual evolution unfolds one person at a time, but also through vibrant Resonant Families operating on the SCN</b></p>
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<p>Humanity is on an evolutionary path of transforming the current material-orientation of the human family into the energetic-heart-awareness of the sovereign soul, the collective, and Prime Creator.</p>
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<p>The increase of conscious communication on the Soul Connection Network reflects our spiritual evolution: At first, we thought we were alone and isolated individuals. Then we realize that this is not true ... that we have always been connected to others, and in fact we are communicating rather constantly to our Resonant Families, behind the scenes. What was subconscious communication becomes increasing conscious, and we start working together on the SCN with more generous, mobile and creative rings of Resonant Families. We work on real projects that have real impact in society and upon the physical world. More conscious communication on the SCN illuminates our unity and wholeness. New frontiers are explored and discoveries made that were not even conceivable nor attainable when we functioned from isolated ego-based mind-styles and negatively-oriented energetic heart frequencies.</p>
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<p>Author and visionary artist, Teka Luttrell, is the creator of <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.soulconnection.net">The Soul Connection Network</a> website ... where people, art, music, psychology, physics and soul beautifully converge.</p>
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		<title>Family Dynamics</title>
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Within the structure of the family are certain rules that are established that the members are to adhere to. These rules may not always be sensible, but nonetheless become a part of how the family operates. They are generally known, whether or not they always be followed. It is dependent on who is in control [...]]]></description>
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<p>Within the structure of the family are certain rules that are established that the members are to adhere to. These rules may not always be sensible, but nonetheless become a part of how the family operates. They are generally known, whether or not they always be followed. It is dependent on who is in control and what the consequences are for violation whether the family members adhere to the established rules of conducting themselves. </p>
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<p>Children have moments of looking at themselves apart from the established structure. This becomes more pronounced in the teen years. This can become a major source of contention inwardly where the child sees himself in a way that may not meet to the approval of the family structure. The structure where authoritarianism reigns may shun the thought and creative expression of the child leading to repression of independent thought and action. The child is expected to do those things which protect and preserve the family structure. The structure may be faulty, but nonetheless it is maintained, at times violently so. Being a deviant from the structure can have dire consequences for the child, from within the family structure itself and as a result of the energies wasted in a struggle to change something where they have not been empowered to evoke change. They are left only to comply. Their unhappiness and discontent will be ignored to preserve the 'integrity of the family structure."</p>
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<p>Often there exists the situation of self fulfilling prophecies within certain structures. What one hears they unfortunately become. If a child is told that he is a certain way, and this becomes a repetitive message, it is likely he will behave in like fashion. The child may repeat the very language he hears, not necesarily knowing its meaning, but knowing it conveys a feeling and can be used as a defense. </p>
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<p>There exists at times in families, one who will do all possible to preserve the structure, no matter how dysfunctional it may be. This person often utilizes an authoritarian stance and expects their children to respect them solely for the sake of their presumed authority. Their objective is control, and the independent or creative nature of the child is looked upon as a deficit. The child's only voice is to be the parental voice, if it is not, punishment will certainly come. This person is many times a person who implies the idea of 'do as I say" but not necessarily as they do. This creates despair in the child, leading to states of hopelessness and depression. They may begin to question their sense of self, their own identity. They become anxious, fearful children who appear timid because they dare not speak something which could bring them punishment from the authority in charge of the structure. This learned behavior begins to manifest outside the family structure as well, as these are the children who then become easily swayed by peer influence. These are the children who do not really know themselves so they adopt the traits of those around them, seeking to gain acceptance and a sense of belonging. They are thus always victims of control. Once they branch out from the control of the authoritarian parent, they are bound to be controlled by some other party who will influence their decisions and deprive them of critical thought. They may not realize they are being controlled, thinking they are somehow apart because they belong to a 'clan' who dresses this different way or that, but nonetheless they are under the control of something or someone. These children are usually the underachievers. They are not sure of what to strive for, thus they often do not strive at all. They allow life to merely 'happen' rather than taking charge themselves.</p>
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<p>The overacheiver is one bound by feelings of inadequacy and this often takes its roots in the familial structure. It is often in these situations where there exists a force within the family who has defined the rule of what it means to be 'successful'. There is the constant pressure and drive to have the child to conform to expectations. Those with this structure in place highly value competitiveness. The siblings are often competing for attention for one another. It is often the only child or the firstborn who is placed in the glorified role. If they meet the expectation, they are heaped with praise, if they do not, they are likely to be cast aside. Once cast aside, or in the worst case, cut off from the family, they often enter into depressed states. They may seek various avenues to mask their feelings of inadequacy. These feelings of inadequacy may impair their future relationships. They may become those always striving for an unreachable ideal, always slightly out of reach. They cannot fully accept themselves in the present moment, but always want to be gaining or achieving more. They become individuals whose level of dissatisfaction can become immense.</p>
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<p>There is the public image and the private image. This dichotomy often creates great confusion and distress and can lead the child to questioning of reality and their identity. What is meant by the public image is what the leader(s) of the family structure which to convey to the outside world, whereas the private image is that dysfunction which lies within that these individuals are wanting to conceal at whatever cost. Familial secrets exist, trust is lacking, and children are guarded about their expression. Children may be lied to and dilemmas between family members masked or suppressed. The real nature of things may be shrouded in confusion and 'mystery'. Mixed messages may arise, or the members of the family may see themselves placed in 'damned if you do and damned if you don't situations." Some family members may frustrate themselves in striving for the 'ideal' structure which never arrives.</p>
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<p>In the dysfunctional structure, as in oppressive societal regimes, there are those who seek rebellion. Rebellion against the structure becomes more pronounced in the stage of adolescence where already the teenager is beginning to exert a greater sense of autonomy and desire to be apart from the familial structure. However, because children lack the resources for which to engage in a rebellion that could be successful, the rebellion is always squashed. What does this leave the child to do? They can do little but endure and await the period where they can break free from the strcuture that they find oppressive. What is termed 'conduct' problems is usually this desire to break free from what the child has pereceived as oppresive in their lives. Often without the appropriate guidance and 'moral compass' coming from the familial structure, their rebellion turns not just to fighting the familial structure, but the structures outside which also resemble the authority they have found oppressive. This type of rebellion is usually futile and self-destructive. There exists the warring between parents themselves, which cause the children to be placed in the predicament of divided loyalties, not knowing which parent to turn towards. There may exist the opposing styles, one parent who is permissive and one who is the authoritarian. This scenario leads to immense conflict. </p>
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<p>In the worst scenarios, the combination of 'seared in' memories of trauma, with the dynamics as mentioned above leads to the disintegration of the person. Reality is too painful, and is questionable. Reality is not reliable. As a result, this member of the family seeks to 'break out' and develops the behavior that would be termed psychosis. They retreat into their own inner world, their own sense of reality and identity. This too is often a painful journey, but not anymore painful than the experience of the structure they have felt subjected to. Children in some structures are still viewed as 'property', therefore they are often enslaved to the faulty structures. Mere compliance does not earn one's freedom but neither does active rebellion. Cycles exist, once a structure is learned, it is bound for continuation. The child in many instances will perpetuate the structure that they learned once they have their own family to lead. The stresses and trauma of one can often become the stresses and trauma of all, it becomes a collective trauma. The faulty structures within the family dynamics are seen in society as a whole. Therefore, we are all shaped by the society and the family structures in which we have encountered. Thus, concepts of 'mental illness' or the 'unruly child' all take shape and form by the experience one has in the family and ultimately in society. These are not biological processes, but rather social and political processes.</p>
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<p>If the structure of family can instead become collective in its ideas of shared energy for problem solving, the allowance for independent thought and action, and the conception of freedom with responsibility, it may survive. </p>
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		<title>Scrapbooking Family History Can be a Treasured Possession</title>
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Throughout several decades now, people have tried out several ways of preserving their family history. Maintaining photo albums, photo collages are some of the ways of maintaining a family history. People generally maintain family history to make the future generations get acquainted with their roots and also to treasure their family members. A comparatively newer [...]]]></description>
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<p>Throughout several decades now, people have tried out several ways of preserving their family history. Maintaining photo albums, photo collages are some of the ways of maintaining a family history. People generally maintain family history to make the future generations get acquainted with their roots and also to treasure their family members. A comparatively newer way of maintaining family history could be scrapbooking family history. We all do know about scrapbooking. In fact, remember our childhood times, when we had to maintain a scrapbook for our school. Exactly, scrapbooking is a method for preserving a legacy of written history in the form of photographs, printed media, and memorabilia contained in decorated albums, or scrapbooks. </p>
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<p>Documenting your family history can be a long process that involves plenty of research. Instead of simply using that information to complete a family tree, consider scrapbooking family history for future generations so that they can come to know about their roots. This allows them to put faces with names of those who they never got a chance to meet. Scrapbooking family history involves making sure you have the right information available before starting. Make sure that you incorporate all the accurate details and information while you go in for scrapbooking family history. You would also not want to exclude any family members during your scrapbooking efforts; therefore, you will have to make sure that you have all the information about all the members of your family. To make the process easier you may want to use loose leaf pages when scrapbooking family history. This way if you discover a mistake or you need to add additional family members you can keep things in chronological order. </p>
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<p>At times preserving old photographs become a little tedious as they have the tendency of getting worn out easily, you may find that scrapbooking family history offers a good method for protecting them from further damage or deterioration. Photos can be easily copied at copy centers just as long as they are not professional photos that are copyright protected. If the photos are very old, consider copying them in black and white for scrapbooking family history. This allows you to use a high quality photo while persevering the era of the photo.</p>
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<p>Scrapbooking family history can make a wonderful birthday or anniversary gift for parents and grandparents. They will definitely treasure a sentimental gift. Scrapbooking family history may not seem important right now but in the future, it actually has the potential of being one of the most treasured possessions of every family, after all who does not love to remember their family members, especially if they are away from them. Family is the one support system that supports without expecting anything in return. We all make friends but it is our family that supports us without even asking us to do so. Therefore, we should make sure that we know our family members and make our future generations know about them. So just start collecting the materials and start off with scrapbooking family history.</p>
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A reader asked about this situation: In my extended family, there is an immature and angry person. Actually, this person is not only hateful and argumentative, he has told blatant and dangerous lies about my family. Specifically, he claims that my husband did something inappropriate. No one in the family believes him, but I'm wondering [...]]]></description>
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<p>A reader asked about this situation: In my extended family, there is an immature and angry person. Actually, this person is not only hateful and argumentative, he has told blatant and dangerous lies about my family. Specifically, he claims that my husband did something inappropriate. No one in the family believes him, but I'm wondering how I should handle this, especially with the holidays coming. We have family events planned, but I don't want to be around him, nor do I want my family around him. Is that unchristian? Do you have any advice?</p>
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<p>You have every right to choose the people who can be around your family in a private situation in your own ?territory? (i.e. your home, your events, etc.).</p>
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<p>However, you should not force your personal convictions about another family on OTHER family members outside your home. You have the ability to choose not to attend something at their house or any other house where the person might be present, but you should not tell other people who they can or cannot invite.</p>
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<p>Also, you should not take it upon yourself, in my opinion, to inform other family why you have declined an invitation unless they specifically ask. Then, you should be a "non-gossipy" and uncritical as you can while still being honest.  "We are choosing not to come because of the situation between us and [the other family member].?</p>
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<p>Because of the seriousness of the accusation against your husband, it is important that if you do attend the family function, do not let anyone in your family be alone with that person. Don't give credibility to the accusations. Without evidence or the collaboration of witnesses, it is just talk. Hurtful, but just talk.</p>
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<p>As far as your attitude goes, it would only be unchristian if you were to withhold forgiveness. Otherwise, do what you are able to do for the sake of peace, keeping things from escalating, BUT always protecting your family.</p>
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<p>Remember, as a Christian, your marriage and your kids come first.</p>
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<p>Attend the family dinner. Go to the holiday party. In public, act like everything is fine. If the offending family member makes an effort to patch things up, reciprocate. However, I must warn you to be careful and discerning. People often use attempts at reconciliation as a ploy to start things up again.</p>
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<p>DO NOT talk to others in your family about the family member in question. This is big temptation you need to stop, or avoid, whichever is the case.  There is nothing good about getting everyone on "your side" or spreading around the "news" of this bad behavior under the guise of being "concerned". That would be gossip, plain and simple.</p>
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<p>Ultra-immature and childish members of the extended family can be quite maddening, but they don't have to have power over you. YOU dictate the interaction with your family on YOUR turf, but you can only carefully manage the situation outside your own environment, like at this Thanksgiving event.</p>
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<p>I want to say this again ? do not force your family members to side with you. People are smart and will be able to see the truth. Troublemakers and liars rarely have their family members fooled. It's not fair for you to demand the other family members abide by your convictions. Therefore, your options are not to attend or to hold a gathering at your home without inviting the offending family member.</p>
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<p>To boil it down, here is my advice ? if you choose to allow the family member to come to your home, make sure it is with the understanding that there must be no fighting. No angry outbursts will be allowed. If that occurs, he will be asked to leave. Remember not to allow your immediate family to be alone with him. Attend the other family events, but inform the hostess that if the offender creates a scene, you will immediately leave the party.</p>
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A recent study noted that nearly half of traumatic brain injury sufferers struggle with depression. As the family member of a person with traumatic brain injury, you take on a condition that can have daily and even life-long effects on quality of life and family routines. How can you best support your family member with [...]]]></description>
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<p>A recent study noted that nearly half of traumatic brain injury sufferers struggle with depression. As the family member of a person with traumatic brain injury, you take on a condition that can have daily and even life-long effects on quality of life and family routines. How can you best support your family member with TBI? What about family advocacy?</p>
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The Family Is A Brain Injury Victim's Greatest Ally</p>
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Though it can be frustrating to see the often mind-boggling aftershocks of traumatic brain injury, it is important to be supportive of your brain-injured family member. Not only do they have to deal with the daily effects of TBI, which may include personality changes, memory loss, or difficulty concentrating or working, but they must navigate their own family relationships as well. Nonetheless, it is important to recognize that frustration and even a feeling of desperation are common amongst family members of TBI survivors. It is normal and expected to feel confused, hurt, angry, even depressed yourself as you struggle to help a loved one who is suffering from brain injury and its effects.</p>
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A brain injury may be frustrating, but it is vital that a TBI victim have a supportive family system. Once a brain injured patient is released from intensive medical care, the family becomes his or her primary support system and often takes on medical care roles. Studies have shown that an adaptable family structure is vital to good recovery from traumatic brain injury. This means that a family needs to accept the fact that change is inevitable and adjust to meet the realities of traumatic brain injury on a daily basis. This also means a challenging coming-to-terms with the personality changes, isolation or embarrassment that may be experienced by a brain-damaged family member. As the family member of a TBI survivor, you may sometimes feel powerless to help your loved one. The reality is that your support can be vital to your relative's quality of life and continued recovery. Speak with your family member's medical care providers, if possible, to find out how you can be involved in medical care.</p>
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Caring For A Relative With Brain Damage: Make Sure You Have Support</p>
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Though it is important to show up for your brain-injured family member, recognize your own need for support and care. It may help you to join a support group or seek counseling as you deal with the inevitable family changes that accompany brain injury. The internet can also be a good resource for the family struggling to find support for TBI: online message boards and chat groups can educate and comfort you as you learn more about your role and adjust to your new circumstances. Sometimes it may feel redundant or unnecessary to seek support for yourself; after all, you're not the family member who is directly suffering from TBI. But in order to be an effective caretaker for your brain-damaged loved one, it is vital that you yourself feel equipped to deal with daily life and approach your family member with a positive, loving and tolerant attitude. Often, a safe place to vent and a network of informed friends can make the difference between daily struggles and a feeling of hope.</p>
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Families Are Effective Brain Injury Advocates</p>
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Feeling as if your efforts to help your brain-injured loved one aren't working? Try acting as an advocate on their behalf. With the cognitive changes that come with TBI, it is easy for traumatic brain injury victims to fall victim to those who do not respect their rights or take their medical responsibilities seriously. Luckily, family members are extremely effective advocates for brain-injured patients. You can help your loved one document their medical care, weigh important medical decisions and navigate the often confusing terrain of insurance companies, doctors and social services. An educated and positive attitude is often helpful as you seek to achieve your advocacy goals for your brain-injured loved one.</p>
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Sometimes it is necessary to enlist the help of an experienced traumatic brain injury attorney as you seek to make sense of a traumatic brain injury. An effective brain injury lawyer can join forces with a family to ensure a positive outcome and can act on your family's behalf as you seek dignified treatment or even monetary damages to cover medical expenses, vocational rehabilitation or future medical care. Together, your attorney and your family members can form an effective system of support for the survivor of a traumatic brain injury, ensuring that they will continue to participate in and contribute to a happy family for years to come. </p>
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description: When a person is a victim of a traumatic brain injury (TBI), it is not only them who suffers the consequences. Family members who are caring for the patient after they have been released from medical care are also susceptible to adverse affects. It is important that family members caring for the victim are supported as well so that they can uphold a positive support system to aid in a smooth recovery.</p>
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<p>Meal Time - A Family Affair for Many Generations</p>
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<p>In the past, it was traditional that at all three mealtimes, breakfast, lunch and dinner, the family would all gather round the dinner table to eat.  Someone - usually one of the children - would set the table, Mom or Grandma (or both!) would prepare a healthy, delicious meal which would be laid out on the table.  Dishes would be passed around the table, a prayer would be said, and clean-up would take place before any children could play.</p>
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<p>While that probably reminds you of your own childhood, how often does it take place in your own home? Having a family mealtime can afford you with a lot more benefits than you might think.  Sure it takes longer, and sure, everyone has to bend their ever-so-busy schedules to it, but just imagine some of the wonderful benefits of a family mealtime!</p>
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<p>A family mealtime can enable you to be able to teach your children how to cook - properly!  Many children today simply can't cook anything out of a microwave, and don't know how to follow a basic recipe.  Using family mealtimes as instructional times can be a wonderful opportunity for you to teach your children how to cook good, healthy meals.  Showing your children and grandchildren the basics, such as how to time cooking many dishes at once, food preparation and substitutions, the mathematics involved in cutting a recipe in half or doubling it, and many other cooking lessons can be invaluable later in life. Passing on of family recipes from one generation to another generation.</p>
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<p>Having a family meal also allows you to bring your family closer together as a family unit and to involve the entire family with an activity all at once.  In today's world, how often does your entire family get to sit down with one another at the same time?  Use this fantastic time as a way to start conversations between members of your family.  Discuss the high points and low points of each family member's day.  Learn how your children are doing in school and extra-curricular activities (if they are not home schooled).  Most of all this provides an environment where your family can talk to each other and listen in an open forum.  Grandparents offer discussion of history and family traditions.</p>
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<p>This can also bring your family closer together in other ways.  You can have each family member plan one meal for the week, or have your family plan meals together.  Use this as a time to think about the nutritional value of each meal, to incorporate all of the food groups, and to also make sure that everyone has a chance to eat their favorite foods!  The ideas are limitless, and it will encourage an atmosphere of sharing, kindness and caring.</p>
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<p>Let each member of your family take part in mealtime, from setting the table to taking turns doing the dishes afterwards.  It is all about family participation and sharing.  Include every member of your family and be sure to be absolutely firm about this aspect of your lives.  Many times schedules and appointments can interfere with family dinners, but this is a very important part of your family life, and it should be treated as such by all members of the family.</p>
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<p>Meal time isn't simply the time for us to eat, it is a time for us to come together as a family unit and to strengthen our bonds together.  Whether you can eat one meal together a day or three, it is important to set aside at least one meal a day as a "family meal".  Your family will thank you for it!</p>
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                      Dalip Singh Wasan, Advocate.
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<p>Joint family system is breaking<br />&#13;</p>
<p>                      Dalip Singh Wasan, Advocate.</p>
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<p>               Even in India joint family system is breaking.  All women including women in India had been having one desire in heir mind that they shall be establishing a home of their own in which they had been desiring that there shall be one husband, they themselves, their children and no one more.  That is the reason the family concept defined in all the government documents include these people and if the parents of the husband are allowed to be remain in this family they are not called members of the family, but they are called dependants and they are allowed to live with the family and are maintained by the family because these are social obligations and nothing more. <br />&#13;</p>
<p>                    The people may remain with one family till there are family obligations.  The daughters in the family are to be married and they shall go out of this family.  They shall need dowry when they are married and the marriage party is to be given a good welcome and service and therefore, all the brothers in the family must join in this venture.  The old parents should not be allowed to suffer and bear all these expenses because they are already short of resources.  Similar is the position when a daughter becomes widow and is thrown out of the house of her in laws.  The parents and the brothers are obliged to keep this daughter with them and maintain her.  Similar is the position if the son in law is not maintaining the wife and she comes back to the house of her parents.  These daughters of the house are the obligations of the house from where they had gone to the houses of their in laws.  These are our traditions and every house is liable to obey these traditions.<br />&#13;</p>
<p>                  There are families when they want to break, they are facing difficulties because the old parents are being left all alone and they are not having any source of income.  They are having sons or son but none of them is taking them with him and maintain them.  If the parents have got resources with them, here is a tradition that the sons should serve these old parents who are not able to do anything because of old age or because of some infirmity.  The sons should keep such parents with them and should maintain them because there are no provisions of old age people house in this country and therefore, only the sons and daughters are obliged to keep these old people with them and they should not break the family of the parents and run away from these responsibilities because all the people around shall be passing adverse remarks against such children who leave their parents helpless.<br />&#13;</p>
<p>                   It is correct that the woman who has been brought in the house wants a separate house of her own where she should be the master and all in the family should obey  her.  The most troublesome game is the maintenance of the kitchen.  Here in India the people prepare fresh food daily and very rarely they utilize backed food purchased from the market.  Similarly they do not utilize packed food.  The women do not want to take up all these responsibilities and prepare food for so many members in the family and that could be one of the reason they are breaking from the joint family.  They are not tolerating the adverse remarks passed by the sisters and mothers of their husbands and that could be another reason they are breaking the joint family system.  The woman cannot tolerate another woman in the house though she may be the sister of her husband or the mother of her husband.  Similarly she would not be tolerating all other women who are wives of the brothers of their husbands.  They want that they should be all alone in the house and even they shall desire that their daughter should go when she is young and should not remain in this house.  The women of today are having a desire in their heart that they should be sent to a house where there is no mother in law and no sister in law.  They also want that the parents of the husband are well settled and they shall not be dependant upon the husband.  <br />&#13;</p>
<p>                    The joint family system had been breaking and this process is still continuing.  We have noted that in some house the families are breaking, but they are keeping the business joint and they are running their business and are sharing the profits as agreed upon.  This is the best process because people from one family could have faith in each other and they shall be running profitable business or other ventures. If we conduct a survey, we shall find that women have started liking living separately and they are not in favour of joint family system and therefore, the men should not compel them to maintain a joint family.  It shall be in interest of the house to separate the son when he is married and it should be done without any further delay because such a course shall bring peace, happiness, prosperity and joy in the house.  In joint family system there is no happiness and each house is turned into Kurkshetra which is not good for the house and for the children of each couple because they are not looked after properly in this crowd and they are not given proper education, proper training and proper adjustment in life.  Joint family system is a crowd and nothing more and it has lived its part and should not be continued in the present age where the parents have got so many responsibilities towards their children.<br />&#13;</p>
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Nothing is more fun and exciting than getting together with family on a Friday night and having a great time. Order a pizza, pick up some pop and a movie, and settle in for a great evening of family activity! There are countless options that can make for a wonderful family fun night, too. Let [...]]]></description>
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<p>Nothing is more fun and exciting than getting together with family on a Friday night and having a great time. Order a pizza, pick up some pop and a movie, and settle in for a great evening of family activity! There are countless options that can make for a wonderful family fun night, too. Let the kids pick an activity for a change or schedule it so that a different family member gets to pick the activity for each different family fun night.</p>
<p>&#13;There are several things you can do to ensure that family fun time goes off without a hitch and becomes a planned activity for the whole family, each and every week. The first thing you need to do to accomplish this is to plan for it, of course.</p>
<p>&#13;Plan Ahead</p>
<p>&#13;Most people have extremely busy lives and are juggling soccer practice with piano lessons and homework. For today's busiest families, the prospect of family fun time might seem like a distant fantasy instead of a reality. With a little bit of planning and dedication to family, however, family fun night can become a reality and can be a functioning part of your family's schedule. The first step to making this happen is setting aside some time for it.</p>
<p>&#13;Set aside a weekend night, preferably. Family fun nights work best on Friday nights or Saturday nights, as most people are home from their work week and their school week. Kids and adults alike are ready to unwind and relax for the weekend, making Fridays the ideal night for ordering takeout and playing board games.</p>
<p>&#13;Setting aside one night a week is a good first step, but that night needs to be effectively reserved for family fun night. Yes, there will be scheduling conflicts and there will be situations that will come up and interfere with family fun night. Treat family fun night like it is the most important part of the schedule because, in many ways, it is. Schedule time with friends, piano lessons, karate practice, and other events around family fun time and make your family's time together a top priority in your weekly planning.</p>
<p>&#13;Get Creative</p>
<p>&#13;There are several activities that you can plan for family fun night. Sometimes the activity may be simple, like pizza and a great movie. Other times, you may plan something a touch more intricate, like rock climbing or miniature golf. Regardless of the planning, it is important to ensure that each family member has a say in the activity. For this reason, scheduling the "activities coordinator" is a great idea. Let your son pick the activity for the upcoming family fun night, followed by your daughter's plans for the following week and your husband's plans for the week after that. Scheduling the planning process gets everyone involved.</p>
<p>&#13;Family activities can be anything from watching a movie to putting together a dollhouse or building something cool. The sky is the limit in terms of ideas for family fun, so get creative and involve the whole family in putting aside great family time!</p>
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<p>Imagine, you are the only source of income in your family. Imagine you have responsibility of being a parent also. The question that you should ask yourselves is that do you really care for your family, if you have a life insurance, a family life insurance, we would say yes you are a responsible parent to your children, a responsible person for your family.</p>
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<p>Family life insurance is one of the basic necessities of family life today, immaterial of what you do for living or how you live in your family. As a part of your family, you must think that what would happen to your family in case you die prematurely. If you do not have a family life insurance, who would take care of your family afterwards? But with a family life insurance policy, you have a support for your family, even after you are gone. Future will not come decided, it will come when it will have to, hence taking a family insurance policy is always advisable.</p>
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<p>The commonly available family insurance policy are permanent life insurance policy and term life insurance policy. For permanent life insurance policy, the price of insurance is high, so is the coverage. Family life insurance policy of permanent type has a longer payment duration. It might not be the best choice because of the high price associated with the family insurance policy.</p>
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<p>Term life insurance policy is comparatively cheaper and hence a preferred life insurance policy. It is suggested to take term life insurance policy if you are considering for your family for a shorter duration of crisis only. In, family insurance policy of type term, you will have to pay the insurance payments for shorter period of time.</p>
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<p>It is advisable to choose the a family life insurance policy thoughtfully, because converting from tem family life insurance to permanent family life insurance would result in more monthly premiuims.Term Family insurance policy can be purchased depending on how long you need it. Usually, when people are beginning with family life they prefer to go for the 20 year long family life insurance policy, thus useful till the time children grow up. </p>
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<p>Imagine you have a baby in your family, children fall sick, get injured and if you do not have a family life insurance policy covering your child’s health then you can end up making high payments.</p>
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