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In the Beginning, In the Present Moment, In the Future, A Dream Realized, When Did Yoga Therapy Become a "Field?", Down the Road: Yoga Therapy in the Future, Looking Back Looking Forward
Authors: Miller Richard , Payne Larry , Khalsa Shanti Shanti Kaur , Lasater Judith Hanson , Criswell Eleanor 
Published: July 2020

In 1970, I began living an odyssey steeped in grace that has carried me these past 40 years. I've had the good fortune to mentor with experts in the fields of psychotherapy, Judeo-Christianity, Taoism, Buddhism, Yoga, and Western, Chinese, and Ayurvedic medicine.,
As the International Journal of Yoga Therapy celebrates its twentieth anniversary, I pause and take note of all that has happened over the past three decades and relish that sublime feeling of satisfaction one gets from seeing one's dream being realized.,
The day before I started to write this article I sat with eleven other Yoga teachers, each representing a member school of the International Association of Yoga Therapists, each a steward of their Yogic lineage and tradition, each a pioneer in bringing Yoga as a therapy into Western medicine. We met as a standards committee intended to create minimum requirements for Yoga therapist training.,
One of my favorite quotes states: Planning is absolutely necessary and completely impossible. Clearly, planning or predicting the future of such a new American profession as Yoga therapy is a difficult task. But it is made easier by thinking of this prediction in a new way.,
I have been on the IAYT board for five years, and I am currently serving as president for a one-year term. Twenty years ago, I was teaching a course called Psychology of Yoga (PSY 352) at Sonoma State University. I created the course in 1969 when I was first hired by the psychology department. When I arrived on campus, the chair of the department asked me, "If you could teach anything you wanted, what would you like to teach?"
Yoga and Change: The Power of Partnership 1: Yoga, Public Health, and the Problem of Getting Noticed 2: Mindfulness, Meditation and Yoga: Competition or Collaboration? 3
Authors: Kenny Molly Lannon , Elgelid Staffan , Bose Bidyut 
Published: July 2020

By July of 2000, I was done with my job as a clinician. Having worked for over six years as a speech-language pathologist at one of the country's largest HMOs, I felt burned out, turned off, and depleted. It wasn't that I didn't like the work—I did. In fact, I loved the opportunity to come into people's lives and help them with whatever life challenges brought them to my office. What I had difficulty with was the deficit model I felt was propagated by the conventional medical model I was a part of. It seemed to me that the overwhelming culture was one of hierarchy,"un"-wellness, blame, and pity, mixed quite often with a healthy dose of irritation with the client. Of course, I know that this wasn't everyone, or not all the time, but in general, my experience with the clinical setting was one of high pressure, low return, and an unhealthy obsession with"outcome-driven" therapy. 1Yoga has evolved from something little known and rarely practiced to a mainstream activity found almost anywhere in the United States and the rest of the Western world. It is now time for yoga to enter the awareness of public health officials and for the yoga community to communicate how yoga can contribute to the health of the nation in ways that no other profession can. 2In a recent discussion, the organizer of a conference on mindfulness stated that she felt yoga was "not secular enough" for the conference. This comment got me thinking about the relationship between mindfulness, meditation,and yoga. The perception that yoga is not secular enough,or is somehow separate from the practice of mindfulness,directly impacts our ability to pervasively disseminate these transformative practices where they are needed most: in our communities and schools, in the healthcare system, for violence prevention, for addiction recovery, and beyond. 3
Yoga as the “Next Wave” of Therapeutic Modalities For Treatment of Insomnia
Authors: Kennedy Sarah 
Published: July 2020

Insomnia rates continue to rise, especially among specific populations. Current nonpharmacological treatments rely primarily upon cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I), which was introduced in the 1970s. Newer treatments have incorporated CBT “third wave” techniques, including mindfulness and acceptance techniques. Yoga practice is well suited to complement existing therapies and to address sleep problems in a more holistic way. Current theoretical and empirical approaches to treating insomnia are discussed, with an emphasis on the role of yoga in addressing precipitating and perpetuating factors in insomnia that have previously been largely overlooked.An estimated one-third of U.S. adults suffer from insomnia (Chen, Gelaye, & Williams, 2013; Mellinger, Balter, & Uhlenhuth, 1985; Ohayon, 2002), and the problem appears to be growing. While treatment for insomnia has helped to alleviate the problem for some (Irwin, Cole, & Nicassio, 2006; Morin et al., 2009), prevalence of insomnia is on the rise, especially among certain groups, including elderly and military populations (Morin, 2009; Mysliwiec et al., 2013). Rising rates of insomnia have been attributed to changes in lifestyle and environmental factors, including increased reliance on technology and decreased synchrony with natural wake-sleep rhythms (Brahinsky, 2013; Wallace-Guy et al., 2002; Yun, Bazar, Gerber, Lee, & Daniel, 2005).
*Wherever You Go There You Are: Mindfulness Meditation in Everyday Life – Jon Kabat-Zinn *How Yoga Works: An Introduction to Somatic Yoga – Elenor Criswell *Vanda Scaravelli on Yoga – Esther Meyers *Grace Unfolding: Psychotherapy in the Spirit of the Tao-Te Ching – Greg Johanson & Ron Kurtz *Interview with Ron Kurtz – Donna Martin *30 Scripts for Relaxation, Imagery and Inner Healing Volumes I & 2 – Julie T. Lusk
Authors: Jacobson Estelle , Dreaver Jim , Miller Richard , Martin Donna 
Published: July 2020

*Jon Kabat-Zinn whose latest book, 'Wherever You Go There You Are", has become a best seller and which teaches stress reduction through meditation and Yoga.
*When I came across Eleanor Criswell's book I had already been a yoga devotee for many years, and more recently a student of somatic education, Naturally, I was interested in Dr. Criswell's "somatic" perspective on yoga, and how it was different from traditional yoga.
*I always take great pleasure in witnessing people who are at the top of their art form, be it music, painting, dance, therapy, meditation, yoga-whatever. The important factor is that they are living their art form in a truly magnificent manner-when they are not only performing what they have mastered, but they have become it.
*Ron Kurtz, who developed the Hakomi Method of body-centered psychotherapy, and Greg Johanson, senior trainer of the Hakomi Institute, have written this book to illustrate the connection between the ancient principles of the Tao-Te Ching, Lao Tzu's Chinese classic, and modem psychotherapy. Written for both therapists and clients, it addresses issues of non-violence, the use of the body in therapy, the importance of mindfulness, and the interrelatedness of all things. The introduction suggests that the reader approach the book in a meditative way and "explore whatever enters your awareness."
*Julie Lusk, yoga teacher, counselor and wellness expert has pulled together in these two volumes a variety of scripts that are useful to anyone in a teaching or helping profession. Her experience and expertise come through strongly in the introductory comments when she talks about preparing people correctly to make the experience safe and comfortable, creating the right atmosphere, using the voice effectively, and using music properly.
Reviews: Yoga and the Quest for the True Self
Authors: Miller Richard 
Published: July 2020

There are precious few books available for Yoga students searching for first-hand experiences of those who have been deeply transformed by the practice of Yoga.
Gratefully, Stephen Cope now brings his offering to the table. His new book is an exquisite affirmation of all that Yoga has to offer Western seekers playing in the field of Yoga.
Landslide Characteristics Revealed by High-Frequency Seismic Waves from the 2017 Landslide in Central Japan
Authors: Doi Issei , Maeda Takuto 
Published: July 2020

Abstract
The recent development of advanced seismograph networks offers us a chance to remotely detect landslide occurrences with high-frequency (&gt;∼1  Hz) components. This study examined a landslide in central Japan that produced clearly detectable seismic signals at multiple seismic stations in a permanent network. Wave packets propagated with a group velocity of 3  km/s from the landslide area. Using a source location determination method with amplitude information from the high-frequency component, the source location of the wave packets was shown to be in the vicinity of the landslide with an error of 5 km. Moreover, seismograms specific to this landslide also contained a distinct impulsive phase with a source located in the vicinity of the landslide. The study demonstrated that seismic waves with a high-frequency component from landslides can be used to estimate their mechanisms as well as their locations when they are recognized by a routine seismic network.
An Improved Artificial Diet for Rearing Propylea japonica (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) Larvae
Authors: Liu Jin , Zhang Xiao-Peng , Li Dong-Chao , Chen Peng , Chi Bao-Jie , Liu Yong-Jie 
Published: July 2020

Abstract
Propylea japonica (Thunberg) (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) is an important natural enemy of insect pests of agricultural importance. An artificial diet is needed when insects upon which the predators feed are in limited supply. Larval mortality, duration of larval development, duration of the pupal stage, and adult weight were compared for various concentrations of nine ingredients of an artificial diet in an L9(3)4 multi-index orthogonal array design. A range analysis (“R” method) coupled with an integrated balance method determined that the theoretically optimal diet for P. japonica larvae was 6 g ground powder of Mythimna separata (Walker), 2 g yeast extract, 1 g sucrose, 0.08 g olive oil, and 29.42 g basic diet. After further testing, we found that this diet yielded a higher larval survival rate, longer larval period, longer pupal period, greater adult weight, and higher eclosion rate of P. japonica compared with the eight artificial diets tested.
Selection of Entomopathogenic Fungi for the Biological Control of Demotispa neivai (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) in Oil Palm Plantations in Colombia
Authors: Montes-Bazurto Luis Guillermo , Peteche-Yonda Yimer , Medina-Cardenas Hector Camilo , Bustillo-Pardey Alex Enrique 
Published: July 2020

AbstractDemotispa neivai (Bondar) is an economically important pest of oil palm, Elaeis guineensis Jacq., plantations in Colombia. During our search for alternatives to conventional chemical insecticides for controlling D. neivai, we initially screened 50 isolates of various entomopathogenic fungi against adults and larvae. At a concentration of 1 × 107 conidia/ml, 28 of the isolates caused fungal-induced mortality. Isolates of Metarhizium anisopliae (Metchnikoff) Sorokin, designated CPMa1502 and CeMa9236, caused the greatest mortality in adults and larvae. These isolates were further evaluated for efficacy against natural infestations of D. neivai in oil palm fruit bunches by applying each isolate at a rate of 1 × 1013 conidia/ha. The CPMa1502 isolate caused a significantly (F = 39.22; df = 6, 8; P &lt; 0.0001) higher larval mortality (87.7%) than that of the CeMa9236 isolate. Three concentrations (5 × 1012, 7.5 × 1012, and 1 × 1013 conidia/ha) of the CPMa1502 isolate were then compared in a field efficacy test, and no significant differences were observed among the treatments. CPMa1502 also was applied to commercial oil palm plantations in two tests at a rate of 1 × 1013 on a large plot with 23 palms and a rate of 5 × 1012 conidia/ha on a 511-palm plot. Larval mortality in these field tests was greater than 62%.
Relationship between Anthropometrics and Quality of Life with Depression in Employed Women Aged 25-40 Years in Yazd City
Authors: Mirzaei Mohammad , Nikamal Mitra 
Published: July 2020

Introduction: Obesity and overweight are common among Iranian women. The relationship between these anthropometric indices, depression and quality of life has been studied before; however, there is different relationship between these variables according to age group, sex and socioeconomic status. The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between anthropometric indices and quality of life with depression in employed women aged 25-40 years in Yazd city.
Methods: This analytical cross-sectional study was carried out based on the obtained data from the first phase of YAHS, which was conducted on 10000 adult residents at the age of 20-69 years in Yazd City during 2014-2015. From the total sample of YAHS study, 275 women aged 25-40 years were employed in the public sectors whose data were analyzed. Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scale (DASS-21) questionnaire, as well as the quality of life (SF-8) questionnaire were used. All data were analyzed using logistic regression and SPSS software ver. 16.
Results: There was a significant relationship between depression and the quality of life in terms of education (P=0.01), but there was no relationship between anthropometric indices and depression in terms of education (P>0.05). There was no significant relationship between depression with quality of life (P=0.234), waist circumference and hip circumference in terms of economic status (P>0.05). However, in those with good socioeconomic status, there was a significant relationship between the variables of BMI and the possibility of depression (P=0.02). In the single group, there was a significant relationship between the waist circumference and the chance of depression (P=0.03(
Conclusion: In general, by increasing BMI, depression increases. People with a lower quality of life are more likely to have depression than those with a better quality of life. Further studies are needed on the relationship between obesity and depression in women, as well as possible related factors, such as occupation, satisfaction with body shape, and sedentary lifestyle.
KETERAMPILAN BERBAHASA ARAB DENGAN PENDEKATAN KOMPREHENSIF
Authors: Aziza Lady Farah , Muliansyah Ariadi 
Published: July 2020

Comprehensive approach in teaching is a further implementationof the teaching plan that covers teaching procedure in detail. This researchaim to explore said comprehensive approach for Arabic language teachingthat focused in developing the four skills: listening (maharat al-istima’),speaking (maharat al-kalam), reading (maharat al-qira’at), and writing(maharat al-kitabah). This comprehensive approach consists of four steps:orientation, exploration, strengthening, and summarizing. Orientation isthe first step in the teaching process that encourages students to focus theirstudy on the subject presented. Exploration is the next step in the processthat encourages students to be active in finding the facts, problems, and itssolutions. Strengthening step is the process of deepening, broadening, andstrengthening the students’ skill and mastery of the subject obtained in theexploration step. The last step is summarizing, encourages the students topresent and summarize the subject they studied.
Pembelajaran dengan pendekatan komprehensif merupakanlangkah implementasi dari rencana pembelajaran terpadu secara menyeluruh,berisi rincian dari prosedur pembelajaran. Penelitian ini bertujuan untukmengungkapkan bagaimana pendekatan komprehensif dalam pembelajaranbahasa Arab yang difokuskan untuk meningkatkan keterampilan berbahasaArab, seperti keterampilan mendengar (Maharat al-Istima’), keterampilanberbicara (Maharat al-Kalam), keterampilan membaca (Maharat al-Qira’at),keterampilan menulis (Maharat al-Kitabah). Ada empat langkah utamadalam pendekatan komprehensif ini yaitu, langkah orientasi, eksplorasi,pemantapan dan penyimpulan. Langkah orientasi atau kegiatan awalpembelajaran merupakan langkah untuk mendorong kelas memusatkanperhatian terhadap pembelajaran; langkah eksplorasi adalah langkah untukmengajak dan mendorong siswa untuk mencari dan menemukan fakta,pengetahuan, masalah dan pemecahan; langkah pemantapan merupakanlangkah memperdalam, memperluas, memantapkan, memperkuatpenguasaan materi dan kemampuan yang telah dicapai pada langkaheksplorasi; dan langkah penyimpulan adalah langkah untuk menyimpulkantentang apa yang telah dipelajari.
Addition of Crude Fish Oil (CFO) on Feed Toward Growth and Feed Conversion Ratio of Mud Crab (Scylla serrata)
Authors: Hudita Kemala , Agustono Agustono , Lokapirnasari Widya Paramita 
Published: July 2020

Mud crab is one of the fishery commodity which potential to be cultured because it has high economic value. Mud crab has nutrients content such as protein 62,72%, lipid 0,83%, ash 7,5% and water content 9,9%. Trash fish is fresh feed which commonly used as main feed for the growth of mud crab juvenile of 5,3to 13,8%, however Kuniran fish has omega-3 eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) content which is necessary for optimum growth of mud crab.The study method was implemented as the experimental method use Completely Randomized Design (CRD) which consists of five treatments and four replications. The quantity of Crude Fish Oil which is added in trash fish feed on this study are: Treatment A (0%), B (2%), C (4%), D (6%) dan E (8%). The observed parameters are growth of mud crab and feed conversion ratio value. Data analysis use Variant Analysis (ANAVA) and continued with Duncan's Multiple Range Test to determine differences between treatments. The results shows that addition of Crude Fish Oil in trash feed fish for 32 days of rearing gives significantly different effect (P<0,05) toward length and width of mud crab carapace, meanwhile toward feed conversion value of mud crab doesn’t gives significantly different effect (P>0,05). High length and width growth of carapace were obtained on D and E treatment. The water quality of mud crab during 32 days of rearing is the temperature range of 28-29°C, pH range of 7,5-9,0, salinity range of 15-21ppt, dissolve oxygen range of 4 mg/l and ammonium range of 0,09-0,27 mg/l.
PENGARUH PIJAT BAYI TERHADAP KENAIKAN BERAT BADAN DAN KUALITAS TIDUR BAYI DI PUSKESMAS JETIS YOGYAKARTA
Authors: Fauziah Afroh , Wijayanti Heny Noor 
Published: July 2020

<p><strong>Latar Belakang:</strong> Keputusan Menteri Kesehatan Nomor 900/MENKES/SK/VII/2002 tentang Registrasi dan Praktek Bidan menyebutkan bahwa bidan berwenang memantau tumbuh kembang bayi melalui deteksi dini dan stimulasi tumbuh kembang. Salah satu bentuk stimulasi yang selama ini dilakukan oleh masyarakat adalah dengan pijat bayi. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui Pengaruh Pijat Bayi Terhadap Perubahan Berat Badan Dan Kualiatas Tidur Bayi Di Puskesmas Jetis, Yogyakarta.</p><p><strong>Subjek dan Metode:</strong> Penelitian ini diilakukan di Puskesmas Jetis, Yogyakarta. Populasi dan sampel yaitu ibu yang memiliki anak usia 3-12 bulan sejumlah 33 responden. Analisis yang digunakan adalah analisis univariabel dan bivariabel dengan uji statistik <em>Fisher's Exact Test</em>.</p><p><strong>Hasil</strong><strong>:</strong> Hasil yang didapatkan adalah tidak ada pengaruh antara Pijat Bayi terhadap kenaikan Berat Badan dan Kualitas Tidur Bayi. Harapannya dengan penelitian ini akan menciptakan solusi-solusi terhadap kendala-kendala yang umumnya terjadi dimasyarakat berguna untuk mendukung/ meningkatkan derajat kesehatan pertumbuhan dan perkembangan anak.</p><p><strong>Simpulan:</strong> Tidak ada pengaruh antara Pijat Bayi terhadap kenaikan Berat Badan dan Kualitas Tidur Bayi.</p><p> </p>
OBESITAS TERHADAP PERKEMBANGAN MOTORIK KASAR PADA ANAK BALITA
Authors: Mulyani Sri , Musfiroh Mujahidatul , Cahyanto Erindra Budi , Sumiyarsi Ika , Nugraheni Angesti 
Published: July 2020

<p><strong>Latar belakang : </strong>Anak balita yang mengalami kegemukan akan cenderung malas bergerak dan beraktivitas sehingga akan berakibat pada keterampilan dan perkembangan motoriknya menjadi terbatas. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui apakah terdapat hubungan dan seberapa besar pengaruh obesitas terhadap perkembangan motorik kasar anak balita.</p><p align="left"> </p><p><strong>Metode Penelitian</strong> : Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian observasional analaitik dengan pendekatan <em>case control prospektif</em>. Teknik sampling yang digunakan adalah <em>quota sampling </em>dengan menetukan kelompok kasus, yaitu sejumlah 15 anak dengan obesitas dan kelmpok kontrol sejumlah 15 anak yang ditentukan berdasarkan kriteri <em>matching</em> jenis kelamin dan umur. Teknik pengumpulan data dengan cara melakukan pengukuran berat badan, tinggi badan dan menilai perkembangan motorik kasar menggunakan DDST II. Teknik analisis data menggunakan <em>uji chi-square. </em></p><p align="left"><em> </em></p><p><strong>Hasil Penelitian</strong> : penelitian ini menunjukan (1) adanya hubungan signifikan antara obesitas dengan perkembangan motorik kasar anak usia 12-59 bulan (p=0,001), (2) anak dengan Obesitas memiliki risiko 12 kali lebih besar mengalami perkembangan motorik kasar yang tidak sesuai usia dibandingkan anak yang tidak obesitas (RR=12).</p><strong>Simpulan</strong> : Ada hubungan signifikan antara obesitas dengan perkembangan motorik kasar pada anak balita.
Hak Menunaikan Ibadah bagi Buruh di Kota Gerbang Salam Pamekasan (Tinjauan Hukum Islam dan Undang-undang ketenagakerjaan)
Authors: Wardi Moch Cholid 
Published: July 2020

This research is trying to delve how the company or the employer put their laborers as human beings who at least pays attention on the three aspects of the employee’s right; they are recognition, appreciation and worship. In one side, it cannot be denied that the laborers need the appropriate management, facilities, and salary, but in another side, the employer needs to pay more attention on their needs as human being such as the need to do worship as they believe. There has been an interesting phenomenon about doing the worship for laborers happened in Pamekasan, and it becomes the focus of this research. It is how the laborers’ reality deals with the rights to do worship and how is the review of it from the Islamic law and the Labors law’s perspectives. Pamekasan with its jargon “Gerbang Salam” should have had a significant role in treating the laborers well deals with worship because theoretically it is legalized by the syara’ (Islamic law) and the constitution. This research used qualitative approach with developmental research kind. The result shows that there are some different regulations between one employer to another employers in applying the rights to do worship for the laborers. While from islam's prespective, this reality does not ban the laborers' right to do worship so that it can be categorized as maslahah hajiyah. It is in line with the Labor laws which does not forbit the laborers to do worship. All laborers are given such enough time to do worship although it may be different on it's length in some places because there is no exact regulation on the length of time to do worship in Pamekasan.