To make it clear. In the real sense of the word it’s not you who suffer from karma now, but your friends you cheated. According to the law of karma we receive what we give. Our deeds go on vibrating and we maybe suffer for what we did either in this life or in the subsequent ones. But in fact karma is not good or bad. It is the underlying law of existence. Karma is like an anchor either holding us back or giving us the possibility to go consciously more deeply into the nature of...19.3.2013 10:35Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

If You have have a primary medical qualification in an EU state, You can be licenced to practise medicine in Finland. You have to send an applications to Valvira, which is the The National Supervisory Authority for Welfare and Health in Finland. The application costs 400 €. After that You can apply for a job as a doctor. All doctors working in Finland must be able to speak either Finnish or Swedish. Citizens of EU/EEA member states are not required to provide official proof of...29.9.2014 21:47Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

Hello! The best time to make vihta is about from mid-June to mid-July. We have two types of big birches in Finland; rauduskoivu (silver birch) and hieskoivu (downy birch). Rauduskoivu comes into leaf earlier and the leaves are stronger. On the other hand leaves of hieskoivu has this nice stronger aroma. You can use rauduskoivu and ad few twigs of hieskoivu into the middle of the whisk. You´ll identify rauduskoivu by its triangular and saw-edged leaves. Hieskoivu´s leaf is more...15.10.2014 14:39Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

You have to ask The Finnish lost proprerty service, address Mäkelänkatu 56, Helsinki, and phone 0600 41006. If they cant find the key, You have to talk to the house manager of Your house-owning company. He / she can provide a new key for You. 31.10.2013 19:30Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

She must be Vellamo, the queen of the sea and the wife of Ahti, the king of the sea. They were gods, subordinated to Ukko, the main god of the ancient finns.  They were spiritual entities, but they also could have earthy power. Ved-Ava may be a figure in the mythology of India? The ancient finns, however, did not have any connection there. Different cultures have different gods for e. g. the sea, the forests, the hunting, the agriculture a.s.o. 3.6.2013 19:16Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

Lpg cylinders with their valves still intact are categorized as hazardous waste and should be disposed in a waste collection center such as the HSL Sortti-stations. Since the Lpg-canister in question is considered as household waste, a store selling them isn't required to collect or dispose the canisters. For a household with no car, you can use public transports. The two Sortti-stations in Helsinki are in Kivikonlaita 5, 00940 HELSINKI and Betonitie 3, 00390 HELSINKI. The appropriate buses...6.8.2011 22:32

Your anus is quite receptive. If you have a look at your normal stool, you may get the idea of how wide your anus opens without any problem, but you can work on stretching it so that it will accept even something bigger. The handle of a tooth brush is quite small, usually smooth and without any sharp edges. Four and a half inches should not be a problem, either, the bend in the colon comes first at about seven or eight inches. Just remember to use some lubricant. Here is a site that gives...11.9.2009 11:52Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

Hello! In your case the only way to get dental braces is to have it done by a private dentist. Adults are not entitled to orthodontic treatment at a municipal dental clinic, as you were told in Kannelmäki. The best way to go about it is to choose a private dental clinic ('yksityinen hammaslääkäriasema' in Finnish) at a convenient distance - you'll have to visit it frequently during the treatment. Most dentists speak English, but you may wish to ask about this, too, when you contact the...25.1.2010 23:06Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

There is no difference there. "Työväenopisto" , "Workers´ Education Center" is the former name of The Adult Education Center. 7.11.2013 17:49Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto