Informative Speech

1. The importance of recycling to protect the environment.
2. The benefits of a healthy diet and regular exercise for overall well-being.
3. The need to address climate change through sustainable practices.
4. The impact of technology on society and the need for digital literacy.

Giving a usual speech typically means delivering a standard or normal presentation on a topic without any special or unique characteristics. It is a straightforward and regular speech that conveys information in a direct manner.

Why the "Means to the end" is more important than the end?

That is, how you try and realize a goal or desire will have a big impact on the scope of the outcome. Ok, lets use something simple and more understandable to try and explain what we mean first? Lets say hypothetically that four people all have the same emotional trauma, that prevents them from letting someone (anyone) be intimate with them. After sometime each decides they want to move on from this restriction. They each take a different route to do this;

The first sees their doctor and gets a prescription which relaxes them, releases them from some inhibitions and makes them less anxious.

The second goes to a homeopath who they see for six months and feel very much better, they are much more open and more comfortable getting closer to someone.

The third goes to an healer who is intent on 'making people feel better'. Here, their symptoms disappear for a while but after a few days or weeks they return, requiring that they continue the treatment to remain stabilized.

The fourth goes for some deep transformational work. They have periods during this work where they feel much more uncomfortable as they are facilitated to explore and reflect during their sessions but after a few months they feel completely cleared of this issue.

Now, we would say that all of these are successful solutions. But lets look at these more closely;

The first has to continue taking medication as without they are prone to panic attacks when in their new relationship. You could say that this is a surface solution, which is controlling the symptoms but has in no way resolved the original trauma.

The second has been released from the disabling patterns held within their current incarnate form, so they continue without problems in this existence. However, from a multidimensional perspective the trauma may originate in another existence and come back when they re-incarnate the next time. If the trauma originated from this lifetime then there would be a good chance that it would be completely cleared with this approach.

The third is fairly typical of much of the energy work happening today where the intent is to help people feel better but again does not facilitate exploring or resolving the original cause. Many energy workers and healers are unknowingly (accepting at face value what is said about their form of energy work) facilitating people by either pushing traumas deeper into the energy body or of actually sealing the traumas away in an attempt to prevent them from arising. Again, this is a solution, but it is a solution which makes it much more difficult for the soul to resolve that original trauma in the future - the trauma is now less obvious and more hidden. It is also stressing the energy bodies of the person as energy is required to keep it hidden and sealed which can lead to more problems in future incarnations.

The fourth, facilitates the person to resolve and fully release the original either consciously or indirectly. This frees their soul from all further manifestations of this trauma. It is effectively resolved completely. This approach generally takes the client into uncomfortable areas and is therefore not as 'nice' or 'gentle' as many people would either like, want or actually understand.

Resolving some of our own traumas has taken a long time, simply because we have needed to understand the above with regards everything that we do. For example a favourite solution I used in other existences was to hide or bury traumas and suppress feelings to such an extent that it was no longer feasible to continue doing the same - the energy debt was simply too much. The weight of this baggage itself was becoming a trauma.

Limited, quick fix, surface, 'means to an end' solutions are also a reflection of many cultures on earth today. The saying - "why do today what you can put off until tomorrow?" sums it up perfectly. Hence many of the established and readily chosen solutions as described above are the most limiting and short term while those offering a complete or lasting resolution require a degree of discomfort, effort, self reflection and time to bring to completion.

This pattern is in everything that we do. Many people are very tired, depressed, drained and spent simply because they wish to continue with the comfortable but limited solutions, not understanding that it is often these that are responsible for how they feel in the first place.

Although we have focused on an emotional challenge causing life restrictions here. We could very easily do the same thing with regards spiritual approaches where outcome is more important than either the means or intention held to that drives the means. Read the other articles for more on these.

=- Bikram raj

Racism would be a really good topic. Such as the Holocaust. You can write about how the Jewish were tortured by the Nazi's or you can do it about your friends or family maby if you have a boy/girl friend you can do it about him/her.bu

I can't write your speech for you -- that would be cheating and if you copied it, it would be plagiarism. Here are some tips on how to write a good speech, though:

1. Do your research and find out as much as you can about your topic:

2. Make a list of the most important points that you learned

3. Write down facts to support those points and convince your audience that your

viewpoint is correct

4. Pretend you are just talking to some friends and write down how you would tell

them this information.

5. Practice your speech by saying it out loud until you know it and are

comfortable saying it

A persuasive speech is one in which you try to convince the audience that your points are correct, so be sure you have all the facts down before you start.

Russia is classified as a high-income country by the World Bank. It has a mixed economy with significant natural resources, particularly in oil and natural gas. However, it also faces challenges such as income inequality, corruption, and economic sanctions.

1. Start with a strong opening to grab the audience's attention.
2. Organize your speech with a clear introduction, body, and conclusion.
3. Use anecdotes, facts, and examples to make your points relatable and memorable.
4. Practice, practice, practice to improve your delivery and confidence.

You can find Easter speeches by searching online on websites, blogs, or speech databases specifically dedicated to Easter speeches. You can also check out books on Easter speeches in libraries or bookstores. Furthermore, asking friends, family, or colleagues for recommendations can also lead you to sources for great Easter speeches.

"Congratulations to all the graduates on achieving this milestone. Remember to carry the lessons learned here with you as you embark on your next journey. Stay true to yourselves and never stop learning and growing. Best of luck in all your future endeavors!"

The opening remarks for a graduation ceremony help set the mood for the event. As in any public speech, it should grab the attention of the audience and convey the importance of the day. For example, the speaker may first decide to thank all of those for attending, or briefly summarize the educational journey that has brought those in attendance to this event.

Good closing remarks for a pre-school graduation speech will undoubtedly refer to the abilities of the children and will say how well the speaker is sure they will do in school. The comments should always be positive.

Closing remarks for Recognition Day ceremony:

With all the awards given, I would like to close with this: Many received awards today, but some did not. We congratulate those who did and encourage each and every one of you to find what you love and excel in. It may not be met with an award like those given out today, but it is likely to bring success!

Some good persuasive speech topics include the importance of recycling, the benefits of volunteering, the need for stricter gun control laws, and the impact of climate change on our planet. Choose a topic you are passionate about and can effectively argue for or against.

"Ursula at Parakakariki" explores the themes of self-discovery, identity, and cultural heritage. It follows the protagonist Ursula as she navigates the complexities of her Maori ancestry and her place within both her family and the wider community. The central idea revolves around Ursula's journey towards embracing her roots and finding a sense of belonging and connection.

The central idea or lesson of a story is the main theme or moral that the author is trying to convey to the reader. It is the underlying message that ties the story together and provides meaning or insight into the characters, plot, or setting.

In a speech about procrastination, you should include reasons why people procrastinate, the negative effects of procrastination on personal and professional life, strategies to overcome procrastination, and examples of successful time management techniques.

Speaking to persuade requires not only presenting facts but also convincing the audience to change their beliefs or take action. This involves understanding the audience's values, emotions, and motivations, which can be more complex than simply presenting information. Persuasion also involves addressing potential resistance or counterarguments, requiring a more strategic and nuanced approach compared to speaking to inform.

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To give a speech in a fancy dress competition for nursery kids dressed as a clock, you can start by introducing yourself as the clock and mention its importance in telling time. Keep the speech simple and engaging by talking about the different parts of a clock and how it helps us organize our day. You can also include fun facts about clocks or tell a short story related to time to keep the audience entertained.

The next step after determining the purpose of your speech is to identify your target audience and tailor your message to meet their needs and expectations. This involves understanding their background, knowledge level, and interests to effectively engage them during your speech.

The part of speech for surprise changes depending on how it is used.

See the examples below.

Let's surprise our parents with a party for their anniversary. surprise = verb

Did she know about the surprise party? surprise = adjective

Here is a surprise for your birthday. surprise = noun

There are four main types of emotional intelligence: self-awareness (recognizing and understanding one's own emotions), self-management (regulating and controlling one's emotions), social awareness (recognizing and understanding others' emotions), and relationship management (building and maintaining healthy relationships).

I bequeath to you this scroll as a token of my gratitude and friendship. May its words inspire, teach, and guide you on your journey. Carry its wisdom in your heart always, and may you find peace and joy in its message.

Hello I would like to say a few words about my classmate Bryan. I have known Bryan for 2 years.The first time I came at the school he was bugging me. But know see you are funny .I didn't know you are a very good drawer and the best at coloring.You are very quite

First impressions are important as they often shape how others view and perceive us. Studies show that people tend to form their opinions within the first few seconds of meeting someone. Making a positive first impression can create a lasting impact and set the tone for future interactions. It is important to be mindful of our behavior, appearance, and communication skills to leave a favorable first impression on others.