Reading books about the spiritual and religious experiences and ideas of others will help keep you excited and inspired about your own spiritual life. Remember to write about what you are reading in a journal and reflect on what you've learned. A famous example of theological book about Christianity is C.S. Lewis', Mere Christianity. A famous book about the history, meaning and practice of Zen Buddhism is The Way of Zen by Alan Watts. There are religious bookstores or stores with sections on religion to help aid you in finding texts to read. The internet also has an abundance of information and forums to help you. Consider joining a book club that is reading theological or spiritual books. Follow up with them about how things are going for you in your spiritual life. Pastors and spiritual leaders hope to see individuals grow in their faith and are also prepared to support you when you go through hard times. Establishing contacts with members of your church, mosque, temple, or place of worship, will help you feel connected to the spiritual community. Talking to another person who is knowledgeable about your faith can also help you make sense of your own spiritual life. Ask for advice or help from people within your religious or spiritual community. In some instances, the aid given to you by religious or spiritual people will differ from the advice given by people who are outside of this community. You may be challenged to think outside of a self-centred mentality and that might mean being nice or doing good for the people or situations where you have been wronged. Getting to know a small group of people will help you establish more meaningful relationships with people who are interested in growing in their spiritual life. Going to a spiritual small group will help you stay active in your spiritual community. These groups great places to learn about spiritual life, share food, grow, practice spiritual practices together and share the struggles and joys of life together. These groups will help you with a sense of belonging and bring you closer to individuals who share your spiritual journey.
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One-sentence summary -- Read sacred books, spiritual books, theological books, and other spiritual or religious texts. Talk to your pastor or a spiritual leader about your faith. Attend a small community group, bible study or spiritual wellness group.

An external hard drive can be purchased and connected with a USB cable, eliminating the need to open the computer case. Connect the external drive using a USB connector cable, typically included with the drive at the time of purchase. The computer can then be configured to boot to the external drive, instead of the internal drive installed on a pre-assembled system. Install the preferred operating system on the external drive once it has been connected. Follow the instructions included in this article for accessing the BIOS feature and installing the preferred operating system. The operating system installed on a pre-assembled system can be erased and replaced with the preferred operating system. Change the BIOS settings to boot to CD. Restart the computer and open the BIOS configuration interface by repeatedly pressing the assigned hot-key. The assigned hot-key will vary by BIOS manufacturer, but is typically listed on the bottom of the screen just after the computer is turned on. In most cases the hot-key for opening the system BIOS will be the Delete key, the F1 key, the F2 key, F11 or the F12 key. Insert the operating system disk or USB into the optical drive. Once the BIOS has been set to boot to the CD, or optical drive, insert the operating system CD and follow the instructions as prompted to format the hard drive and install the new operating system. The installation program will guide you through each step and notify you once the installation is complete.
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One-sentence summary -- Replace the hard drive on a pre-assembled system and install the desired operating system. Replace an existing operating system on a pre-assembled system.

As you go through Korean lessons, write down notes so that you can study after instruction. Notes can include important details, grammar rules, and pronunciations of certain words. Actively writing while you learn will help you retain Korean and will also give you more material to review when you study it. Concentrate on words and phrases that you have trouble remembering or pronouncing. Good notes will include the pronunciations next to your Korean words. How you sound in your head may be different than how you actually sound to other people. Recording your own voice while you practice will help you refine your Korean speaking skills. Listen to your recording along with the proper Korean pronunciation and see where you make mistakes. Try to go back and pronounce the word or phrase properly. In order to grow your Korean reading and writing skills, you'll have to practice regularly. Carve out at least an hour or more every day around the same time to practice your Korean. Break each study section into parts so that you don't feel overwhelmed. If you stay on a regimented schedule, you'll be able to develop your skills much faster. For example, you can schedule 20 minutes to learn new Korean words, 20 minutes on translating Korean to English, and 20 minutes reading a Korean book. Korean has honorifics, which means that there are different words you should say depending on who you're speaking to. There are also specific conjugations for past, present, and future tense. Instead of concentrating on these aspects of the language, save them for after you become more accustomed to Korean words and phrases. Honorifics are determined by the age of the person you're talking with and the type of relationship that you have with them. Keep a language translation app or Google translator nearby as you study so you can translate words and phrases that you don't know. Being able to translate on the go is faster and easier than having to look up the word in a dictionary. Popular translation apps include Naver, GreenLife Korean English Translator, and iTranslate.
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One-sentence summary -- Keep detailed notes as you learn. Record and listen to yourself. Create and follow a study schedule. Save difficult portions for later on in your studies. Use a translator as you study.

Capricorn men love to work, and sometimes they value working over other aspects of life, like friendship and romance. If you want a Capricorn man to like you, be there for him when it comes to his work. Encourage him to tackle new projects and cheer him on when he accomplishes things. For example, if he's been wanting to apply for a promotion at work but he's doubtful he'll get it, be supportive and tell him he should go for it. When Capricorn men are looking for a partner, they think ahead to the future. They want someone who will fit in with their life plan. By telling a Capricorn man what your priorities and goals are for life, he'll see that you care about the future too, and he'll be able to decide whether you both could come together and pursue your goals as a team. For example, you could casually bring up that you're interested in having kids someday, or that you're interested in settling down and pursuing a career. Capricorn men are stubborn, and they're not interested in being someone's project. If you try to pull him away from his work or pressure him to be more sociable and outgoing, it could backfire and cause him to dislike you. Capricorn men like people who can fit into their plan, and they're usually not willing to change that plan to accommodate others. If you want a Capricorn man to like you, part of that is accepting who he is. It's OK to expect him to compromise with you sometimes. Just don't try to change who he is as a person. For example, it's OK to ask him to go out with your friends on occasion, but you wouldn't want to pressure him to go out every weekend if he's not interested.
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Be supportive of his work life. Tell him about your plans and dreams for the future. Avoid trying to change him.