POKER FACE

A good poker face means not reacting positively or negatively to the game, keeping your body in a relaxed state and interacting calmly with other players. It can be difficult when stress is high but it is necessary when playing sports. But by mastering and applying certain techniques, you will be able to relax your face and inadvertently communicate important information through your body language. After mastering the poker face, you will win a game of poker in no time!

Relax your face, your face is the first cheap one that can give you a game of poker. Dealing with your emotions and reactions is an important part of poker. Any form of expression sacrifices your power in situations with your opponents. Clear your mind, loosen your face, take a deep breath and relax to relax the muscles. 
You want to take control of the situation and if you are under too much stress, you can lose that control.
It is power to hide your reactions because no one knows what you are thinking or what you are about to do.

Maintain eye contact with others. You can win the upper hand by showing people you are confident and scare them with your eyes closed. Meeting people's eyes also shows that you have nothing to hide, so they don't know what to expect from you. Look at the bridge of their nose to make them stare and keep their focus. 

Blink occasionally to avoid staring. Staring into space or focusing too much on your card is also how your poker face can be compromised. It either shows that you are not paying attention, or that you are concerned for your hands and opportunities. Remind yourself that your eyes dry up in the blink of an eye. 
An excessive eyelid flap can also show nervousness, so don't go overboard. There is a balance between blinking an eyelid and blinking enough to keep your eyes focused so that they don't wander around.
Staring too hard can also cause your shoulders to ache and ache.
Focusing too much on one thing can also distract you and you may miss an important game.


Keep your lips together and the jaw relaxed. Your mouth is the main support for the muscles of your face and any tension, smile, frown or smile that will affect the rest of your face. Loosen your jaw first, resting it between your back teeth.  Also, open and close your mouth a few times to help you relax.
Avoid showing your teeth. Whether it is for a short grin or a grunt, visible teeth mean your mouth is shaking and movement can take you away.
Do not grind your teeth. Your jaws will show the pressure under your teeth.

look straight ahead. Do not look out of the corners of your eyes or to the right. All of this suggests that there are very few clues for your opponents that you have something to hide, whether it is a good hand of cards or a bad one. This is difficult to do, but minimize your eye movements. Even squinting or excessive eyebrow lifting can precipitate your reaction.

Wear sunglasses to hide where you are looking. To protect yourself, wear sunglasses so that you don't have to worry about giving anything with your eyes. If you have adequate lighting, sunglasses are not a problem.

Relax your posture. Take a deep breath, raise your shoulders to your ears, and drop them down. Arch your back and then let it settle in a natural, upright position. Shake off any stressed limbs and turn your head on your neck. All these will help you get back into a proper posture and break any tension you have created which will reveal your anxiety.

Avoid changing or adjusting your body or clothes. Whether you are excited or nervous, small twists are a cheap way to get your feelings. Make a mental note to see if you are exhibiting a small movement that comes from nervous energy. Focus on yourself to make sure that you are not performing any of these tics:
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Fingerprint bite
Finger tapping
Pull on your collar or tie or shirt sleeve
Rub your face, hands together or hands.

Take away any stress for anything. Grab a stress ball or tie your hand into a fist to store your body. It can be hard to build yourself up to give your entire body a rest, so if you have to stress, allow only one part of your body to hold this tension.
Control any movement or tension that you have. For example, hold your fist under the table or redirect any tension by pressing your knees together where no one can notice it.
Do not hold your card too tightly or you will have white knuckles that will show.

Speak with an even and balanced tone. Your voice is also able to express your feelings. Speaking to your opponents by jumping in a quiver or another octave is an easy thing for your opponents. Clean your throat or take a full breath before speaking so that you have enough air to talk in the neutral register.

Keep your words somewhat simple. Stick to the facts of what's happening and you won't need many words. Stuttering, stuttering or saying "um" from your sentences often shows that you are nervous or unsure of yourself. Short, sweet and to the point how you should talk in situations of high stress.
One-word answers are acceptable, especially in high-stakes games like poker. You need to focus more on the way to the game rather than shooting air with your opponents.
If you are playing a game with friends and there is no real money at stake, the atmosphere may be a bit more relaxed so talking may be more appropriate. Just check yourself while checking your hand.

If you are not comfortable speaking, shake your head. When the dealer or someone else is asked a question, it is acceptable to answer "yes" or "no" by nodding or nodding. If you do not feel comfortable opening your mouth because you are afraid that your voice will elude you, just use relaxed body language to express your answer. 
To distract yourself and keep from speaking, chew gum or have snacks on the table.
It helps to think what you want to say before you speak. This way you can protect yourself from being excited or disappointed.

Confuse your opponents by talking continuously. To be completely counter-intuitive, instead of remaining silent you can deal with each hand or comment on the result. You can also put pepper in false reactions to make your opponents fall. Talking constantly can distract your opponents from diverting their attention to the game you are saying. Bluffing is an important part of poker. For example, you can get a bad hand and pretend like you just got a winning hand. If you are consistently inconsistent with your reactions, no one will be able to guess your actual reactions. This is very difficult to do but may work in your favor.

Witch Craft

Witch craft is just the property of humans, you must keep fear and control under control. According to most people who do not know about the witch craft, it is a ghost. Which, he saw invisibly, they can only feel what they had in their imagination, terrible faces, weed clothes, for the most part are bleeds. But in fact, witch craft is a distinction of human kind, but they do not want to tell you about this property, if you are under them, they will never be satisfied with your work, will always scold you and disappoint you.
Witchcraft (or witchcraft) is the practice of magical skills and abilities. Witchcraft is a broad term that varies culturally and socially, and thus can be difficult to define with precision; Therefore, cross-cultural beliefs about the meaning or significance of the word should be applied with caution.

Historically, and currently in most traditional cultures around the world - particularly in Asia, South America, Africa, African diaspora and indigenous communities - the term has generally been associated with those who harm innocent people Use spiritual means for.  In the modern era, mainly in Western popular culture, the term can usually refer to the gentle, positive, or neutral practices of modern paganism,  Such as divination or spelling. 

Belief in witchcraft often exists within societies and groups whose cultural structures include a magical world view. Belief in the concept of witchcraft and its existence is sustained throughout recorded history. They have existed or been central to cultures and religions around the world at various times and in many diverse forms, including primitive and highly advanced cultures,  and still play an important role in many cultures today. 

Historically, the dominant concept of witchcraft in the Western world derives from the laws of the Old Testament against witchcraft, and entered the mainstream when belief in witchcraft gained church approval in the early modern period. This reflects a theosophical conflict between good and evil, where witchcraft was generally evil and often associated with devil and devil worship. This led to widespread witch-trials and witch-hunting (blamed for tyranny),  and many years of witch-hunting and witch-hunting, especially in Protestant Europe, of the European era. Finished before Enlightenment. In modern day Christian views are diverse and cover the gamut of ideas from deep faith and opposition (especially by Christian fundamentalists) to non-faith, and even approval in some churches. From the mid-20th century, witchcraft - sometimes referred to as contemporary witchcraft, to distinguish it clearly from earlier beliefs - became the name of a branch of modern paganism. It is most prevalent in Wikken and modern witchcraft traditions, and is no longer practiced in secrecy. 

The Western mainstream Christian view is far from the only sociological view of witchcraft. Extensive practices and cultural beliefs continue in many cultures throughout the world, translated into English as "witchcraft", although the English translation provides a place for their forms, magical beliefs, practices, and place in their societies There is a huge variety. During the era of colonialism, many cultures around the world were exposed to colonialism in the modern Western world, usually before intensive Christian missionary activity (see "Christianization"). Beliefs in these cultures that were related to witchcraft and magic were influenced by the prevailing Western concepts of the time. Witch-hunting, scapegoats, and the murder or witchcraft of suspected witches still occur in the modern era. 

Due to beliefs about the disease caused by witchcraft, the suspicion of modern medicine also continues in many countries even today, which has sad health consequences. HIV / AIDS  and Ebola virus disease  are two examples of the often-fatal infectious disease epidemic, whose medical care and prevention have been severely hampered by regional beliefs in witchcraft. Other serious medical conditions whose treatment is thus interrupted include tuberculosis, leprosy, epilepsy and the common severe bacterial Burley ulcer.

The word witch is of uncertain origin. There are many derivatives that can be derived from it. A popular belief is that it relates to the English words "wit, intelligent, wisdom [Germanic root * weit-, * wait- * wit-; Indo-European origin * weid-, * woid-, * wide-];" Hence "craft of the wise." Another is from Old English, a compound of "witch" ("witch") and "crate" ("craft").

It is argued that the healing arts played an important and sometimes important role in seventeenth-century New England witchcraft disputes. Not only were physicians and surgeons the key professional arbiters for determining natural versus unnatural signs and symptoms of illness, they occupied key legislative, judicial, and ministerial roles related to witchcraft proceedings. The names of six male physicians, surgeons, and apothecaries belong to New England witchcraft in court scripts or other contemporary source materials. These physicians worked on interrogation of coroners, performed autopsy, testified, issued writ, wrote letters, or sent people to prison in addition to diagnosing and treating patients. Some physicians are referred to as having just passed.
Belief in malicious magic practices exists, such practitioners are generally considered prohibited by law and hated and feared by the general population, while beneficial magic is tolerated or accepted by people - even if conservative The establishment opposes this. 

spell casting
See also: Magic (Paranormal)
Probably the most widely known feature of a witch was the ability to cast a spell, the term "spelling" used to denote the means employed to perform a magical action. A mantra may include a set of words, a sutra or poem, or a ritual verb, or any combination of these.  Spells were traditionally given by several methods, such as by the inscription of a run or sigil on an object to give magical power to that object; By immersion or bonding of a person's wax or clay image (poppet) to magically affect them; By recitation of the Bhasmas; By performing physical rituals; By the employment of magical herbs in the form of amulets or potions; For purposes of divination by glass, sword or other divination (peek); And many other means. 

Necromancy (grooming the dead)
Strictly speaking, "necromancy" is the practice of mixing the souls of the dead for speculation or prophecy - though the term is also applied to raise the dead for other purposes. The biblical witch of Endor performed it (1 Sam. 28), and it is in the midst of the witch's practice, condemned by Yunsham of Yunsham: 28  "The witches still cross-road and with themselves Go to the burial call out deceptive magic and the devil, and he comes to the likeness of the man who is buried there, as if it arises from death. "

Demonology
Main article: Daemonology
In Christianity and Islam [citation needed], sorcery was combined with heretics and apostasy and viewed as evil. Between Catholics, Protestants, and the secular leadership of the European late medieval / early modern period, apprehension about witchcraft rose to a fever pitch and sometimes led to rampant witch-hunting. The major century was the fifteenth, which saw a dramatic rise in witchcraft and witchcraft terror, culminating in the publication of Malles Maleficarum, but produced by staunch fanatics such as Bernardino of Siena.  In total, tens or hundreds of thousands of people were executed, and others were imprisoned, tortured, deported, and confiscated land and property. Most of those accused were women, although in some areas the majority were men.  In early modern Scots, the term warlock is used as a male equivalent of a witch (which may be male or female, but is used primarily for women). 

Maelles melficherum, (Latin for "Witch of the Witch") was a witch-hunting manual written in 1486 by two German monks, Heinrich Kramer and Jacob Spranger. It was used by both Catholics and Protestants [38] for several hundred years, describing how a witch is identified, what makes a woman more likely than a man to be a witch, how a witch is on trial. How to be kept and punished The book defines a witch as evil and usually female. The book became the handbook for secular courts in Renaissance Europe, but was not used by Inquisition, which also warned against relying on the work. 

White witches
Main article: White Witch
More information: Folk Religion, Magical Thinking, and Laborism

A painting at the Rila Monastery in Bulgaria, sorcery and condemnation of traditional folk magic
During the early modern period, the English word "witch" was not particularly negative in meaning, and could also indicate clever folk. As Alan Macfarlane stated, "There were many interchangeable words for these practitioners, 'white', 'good', or 'unbinding' witches, blessings, sorcerers, magicians, though 'cunning-man' and 'wise-man'" Most often. " Contemporary Reginald Scott explained," To this day in the English language it is indifferent to say, 'She is a witch' or 'She is a wise woman. "

Poem for earth

POEM FOR EARTH

Earth earth earth  .........
will you please decrease your weight .
because out in the sky presence of shit .


To balance the earth weight .
some scientists brought back shit.
due untourable shit
earth were shaking several days.

1) Earthquake in Nepal 2015