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Diving in Thailand – Part 1

Introduction

Without a doubt Thailand is home to some of the finest and most beautiful beaches and islands in the world, surrounded by crystal clear water and stunning coral. And that is the main reason why the number of divers coming to Thailand has escalated over the past decade or so.

Even though the best time of the year to dive in Thailand is between October and June, it is still perfectly possible to dive virtually any day of the year. As diving in Thailand is considered one of the safest destinations for diving and snorkeling in the world, it is perfect for first-timers wanting to try these pastimes out.

The sea visibility in some places of Thailand is almost unbelievable; which means talking about distances of up to 30 meters – unheard of in most parts of the world. One can enjoy splendid sights of underwater mountains, coral gardens, undersea rock formations, hard and soft coral, whale sharks, silver tip sharks, manta rays and even sunken battleships.

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Dualities Old Energy: Duality Provides Appropriate Friction & Challenges Part 1

By: Pamela Skuse

Majority of individuals have difficulty accepting any new concepts, since they are so deeply ingrained with duality and their traditions, old dogmas and belief systems. Many will continue to choose to live in a dualistic world, which is the belief in opposition of the one force, where they will hold onto conflict and peace, joy and suffering or pleasure and pain. Their agendas will only side with one aspect, as they ignore, judge and squash the other potential. They will try to hold on to old ways, old modalities and old methods of judgment, hardship, punishment and suffering concepts, to only have a bit of compassion, which is full of pity and sadness and conditional love. (more…)

The Piano – Key, Hammer And String – Part 1

By: Mike Shaw

The piano, while similar in some of its features too many other kinds of musical instruments, differs materially in several important points from all other kinds. It resembles the Violin, Harp, Guitar, Zither, Dulcimer, in its being stringed. It resembles the Drum, Triangle, Cymbals, Tambourine, Dulcimer, in its being dependent on percussion for the production of its tone; and it resembles the Organ, Clarinet, Concertina, in its being keyed. (more…)

The Sales Business Cycle – Part 1

By: Daryl Cowie

The basic philosophy behind the sales perspective is the more you sell the more money you make. This makes a lot of sense, so let’s take a look at business management from the perspective of a sales led organization. (more…)