These are files that are typically used to play games on a PSX (the PlayStation console and digital video recorder) and you need to put them on your computer so it knows how to emulate the PSX. Here is what you need to do. Go to the Sony PlayStation emulator page on the EmuAsylum website and use the "Playstation Bios Files" link to download the zipped BIOS files. Right-click on the downloaded ZIP file and select "Extract files." This will open the WinRAR application used to unzip files. Browse to and select the "bios" folder (it had been created when you extracted files and folders from the zipped ePSXe emulator file earlier on). Press the "OK" button to extract and install the BIOS files in the "bios" folder of the PlayStation emulator.

Summary: Activate the emulation capabilities of the ePSXe emulator by getting the PSX BIOS files.

Sometimes, past life regression requires tools that we are unable to masterself-hypnosis, for example, can be very difficult. Certified hypnotherapists who specialize in past life regression have been trained in the necessary fields. Here's how you can expect them to direct you: They may play music as they talk you into a relaxed state, making you feel safe, warm, and comfortable. Let yourself follow along, and find your inner calm. Clear your mind of directed thought, and let whatever comes to you happen naturally. Relax your muscles in your body, especially your neck and shoulders letting the tension release. As you relax deeper, they may talk about the light, letting it flow through you, reaching into every part of your body, until it totally surrounds you. Once you are prepared and totally relaxed, they will open the doors to your many past lives by guiding you back through time. They'll encourage you to explore your memories, with as much detail as you recall. They may take you back to the womb, and talk you through being reborn in a past life. When you've discovered your past life, they will guide you through it, encouraging you to feel it as you remember it, only this time when you awake, you'll have full knowledge of your past. When you're session draws to the close, the hypnotherapist will slowly bring your back to the present reality and your current life. You have just experienced your past life.

Summary: Visit a hypnotherapist. Congratulations!

This will strain the bay leaf, garlic and other food particles from the stock.

Summary: Add the mussels and cook them for 3 to 5 minutes or until they have opened. Remove the mussels with a slotted spoon and add them to your large plate set to the side. Pour the stock through a sieve into a large bowl. Pour the stock back into the pot and return the soup to a simmer. Discard the garlic and bay leaf. Add the cream and taste the stock to check if you need to add salt and pepper to taste. Add the monkfish medallions to the stock and cook them for 1 minute. Return the mussels and vegetables to the pot and cook everything for 2 minutes or until it's all heated through. Stir the soup occasionally with a wooden spoon or a ladle. Remove the fish, mussels and vegetables from the soup with a slotted spoon and divide them evenly between each of your serving bowls. Ladle broth into each bowl and sprinkle the soup with tarragon and parsley.

By spending quiet time each day talking to Jesus, you'll build a relationship with him and you'll learn to start hearing or feeling his guidance in your life. For instance, you may feel led to make certain decisions, or you may simply feel a comforting peace as you meditate on a Bible passage. The closer you feel to God, the easier it will be to have faith in Him when times get hard. During your quiet time, you can read devotionals, study your Bible, pray, write in a journal, or whatever else makes you feel close to Jesus. Some people worship while they're gardening, driving, cooking, or singing, so find what feels most natural and authentic to you. When you're praying, praise Jesus for his goodness, and ask him to strengthen your faith. Then, pay attention to how he reveals himself to you in your daily life. The Bible is full of stories that tell of faithful believers being tested in really difficult times. These stories can help you feel connected to a long line of believers who have had to struggle through heartache, illness, and loss, yet still managed to hold on to their faith in the goodness of God. Early Christians were often arrested and even killed after Jesus' death. Some of the books of the New Testament, like Romans, 1 and 2 Corinthians, and Hebrews, are letters written during that time. They show that these believers were afraid, yet still gathered together to share and grow their faith. The apostle Paul was tormented by an unknown affliction, as described in 2 Corinthians. While his specific struggle is never named, he refers to it as a "thorn in his flesh," and his humility and faith are examples of strength that still resonate today. Jesus himself was betrayed by one of his closest friends, and the night before he was killed, he stayed up all night praying. His steadfast faith and determination to fulfill his destiny, described in the books of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, can be a powerful inspiration if you're facing a difficult task. As you're praying and reading Biblical passages, ask Jesus to give you the strength to endure whatever you're going through, whether it be depression, illness, difficult family relationships, or heartbreaking loss. No matter what it is, if you ask Jesus to give you peace and help relieve your anxiety, he will comfort you. However, don't only go to God when there is a problem, go to God regularly even if it is just to thank him for what he has done for you. This doesn't mean that Jesus will suddenly solve all your problems, or that you'll never worry about anything again. However, his strength can help make it easier to cope with your troubles. 1 Peter 5:7 says: "Cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you." No matter what you're going through, pray that Jesus will reveal what you can learn from the experience. If you spend time reflecting, reading your Bible, and praying, eventually you will gain wisdom from every difficult time you go through. For example, if you're struggling with grief over the loss of a loved one, you might realize how important it is to spend time with the people who matter the most to you while you still have them. This isn't going to take away your pain, but it can help you become closer to the people in your life. Proverbs 3:5-6 says: "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight." Finding another group of believers can help strengthen your faith and give you a community to rely on when times are hard. You can learn from the wisdom of your fellow believers, and you can also share your own experiences to help others.
Summary: Make time each day to talk to Jesus. Study Bible passages that deal with people going through hardships. Turn to Jesus for your strength in hard times (but also in good times). Ask Jesus to show you the lessons in your hardships. Spend time with other people who share your faith.