Nepalese Actress Pooja Lama accepted ISLAM

October 12

14 months ago Nepal’s famous actress, model 28-year-old Pooja Lama perception of Islam and to the community was surprised. She brought up in Buddhist family, She announced her Converting after a short visit to Dubai and return from Qatar to Kathmandu , was present to discuss these important Statements:

Interview with: Abdus Saboor Nadvi

Q: What feature of Islam in persuading you to accept Islam?A: I was from the Buddhist family, One year ago that thought in my mind to study other religions, Hinduism, Christianity and Islam started a comparative study, during study travel to Dubai and Qatar was the journey there from the Islamic civilization was very impressed, the biggest feature of Islam, he is Oneness, faith and trust in

READ MORE

Medication Counseling In Developing Countries

Counseling is an integral component of dispensing. It has a major role in patient compliance. However this component has been widely neglected by professionals in developing countries.  In our current setting counseling means giving some verbal information about medicines to patients. Does this practice fulfils the objectives of counseling?    Counseling is the process of telling people what you found, what it means, and what needs to be done, and doing so with tact and sensitivity. Jerger J. Effective Counseling in Audiology. Prentice-Hall;1994.     Counseling is the process of giving and receiving information in a way that is meaningful, memorable and usable, changes behavior and facilitates a successful rehabilitative outcome. Yanz JL, Pociecha AL. Patient Counseling: Questioning, Retention & Social Style. Presentation at: American Academy

READ MORE

Which way you lean -- physically -- affects your decision-making

We’re not always aware of how we are making a decision. Unconscious feelings or perceptions may influence us. Another important source of information—even if we’re unaware of it—is the body itself.

“Decision making, like other cognitive processes, is an integration of multiple sources of information—memory, visual imagery, and bodily information, like posture,” says Anita Eerland, a psychologist at Erasmus University Rotterdam in the Netherlands. In a new study, Eerland and colleagues Tulio Guadalupe and Rolf Zwaan found that surreptitiously manipulating the tilt of the body influences people’s estimates of quantities, such as sizes, numbers, or percentages. The findings will appear in an upcoming issue of Psychological Science, a journal published by the Association for Psychological Science.

When we count, we think of smaller

READ MORE