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So David bought the threshing floor and the oxen for fifty pieces of silver. Then David built an altar for the Lord there and offered burnt sacrifices and peace offerings. And the Lord accepted prayers for the land, and the plague was removed from Israel. (2 Samuel 24:24-25) 

On Mount Moriah in J...

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My new book, Jesse James and the Lost Templar Treasure is now available anywhere books are sold including Inner Traditions, Barnes & Noble and Amazon!

Below is a little about the book followed by some amazing reviews. I truly hope you enjoy it!

An investigation into the lost treas...

Olinka es un fraccionamiento que simboliza el crimen y despojo detrás del negocio inmobiliario, el fracaso en los desplazamientos sociales y la antítesis de la Olinka que soñó el Dr. Atl, una ciudad utópica para científicos y artistas, convertida en una urbe de criminales y especuladores. En este...

My thanks to Rehabs 411 for posting this image on Facebook. It reminds how I have learned the hard way to be vigilant about “taking out the rubbish” from this “tent” I inhabit. When I minimize a mess or try to ignore it, my teeth are set on edge (aka clenched) and Denial eats away at me like canc...

Are you a procrastinator? Are you ready to get unstuck?

Oscar was stuck in his life; the following issue he presented in our session was one example of how he was stuck:

“My parents are coming to visit tomorrow and, as has been my pattern, . . . → Read More: He...

Are you overwhelmed, trying to choose the right Learning Management System (LMS) for your online course? When it comes to choosing a platform, today’s course creators are faced with too many options. Think about it. With high-quality choices, like Kajabi and Teachable, how do you decide what will...

Companies dealing with the digital
transformation already know this or they will learn it pretty soon:  the process must be complete and thorough to
bring about the desired outcome in terms of productivity and progress. It is a
complex journey with several legs which not only involve technology, but...

Faith Frees Me From Fearing Death 20.1 My Story As death was imminent for my wife, for some reason I did not feel sorry for the brevity of her life. Oh sure, I would have preferred her being healed and having another thirty plus years with me. After all, dying at sixty-one years old is… Continue...

There are almost as many leadership theories as there are would-be practitioners.

Many of those theories—or call them frameworks or philosophies—have excellent underpinnings.

I’ve found that, regardless of the latest leadership formula you may choose to try, a few simple guiding principles can al...

I want my kiddos to try new things, to eagerly embrace the unexpected, the unknown, the new. I want them to venture forth without fear because I spend so much of my life buried under it. Fear keeps me from all sort of things — new opportunities, relationships, adventures, and frankly it sucks. I...

The time of consuming one medium at a time is over. We’re no longer just reading a book, just watching television, or just listening to our favorite tunes. We now watch television while browsing the Web. We answer emails while listening to music. We are “watching” a YouTube video in one tab, whil...

[image error]As I head out on vacation with my family, I am featuring guest bloggers who write YA. I’m eager to share their insights in the genre close to my heart. First up is June Breland Whatley. She’s already written a nonfiction book and is turning her hand to a YA novel. Welcome, June!

One...

The best book I’ve read on sleep is Matthew Walker’s Why We Sleep. In it, he explains the importance of getting good sleep as well as offers suggestions for how to avoid problems of nighttime insomnia.

Here are a few strategies you can apply to sleep better:

Therapy is about processing the past. It’s about finding new ways to do things. It’s about learning to be happy with who you and with your life. Too bad it doesn’t come easy for everyone.

One thing I have learned from therapy is that nothing is ever as it seems. All we see is the big...

Alejandro Moreno Sánchez

A todos los que nos gusta leer sufrimos el mismo problema y no, no tiene nada que ver con el precio de los libros, ni con la pugna entre el

Seguir leyendo

La entrada La pila de pendientes aparece primero en Alejandro Moreno Sánchez.

This content originally published by Vanessa Stefaniuk at Radio Silence.

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Amazon announced on Monday that the Kindle Unlimited funding pool grew to  $24.9 million in June, from $24.6 million in May 2019.

At the same time the per-page rate royalty dipped  slightly to $0.004642, from $0.0046598 in May 2019.

2 Samuel 22: 30 NKJV “For by you I can run against a troop; By my God I can leap over a wall”

What is holding you back from taking the leap? Is fear keeping you from making the first move? Have you made up in your mind that you are going to take the leap? Or are you waiting for reassurance to conf...

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The challenges that present when writing a scene vary from one writing project to another. A manuscript can have multiple difficult scenes taxing authors, making time drag as the cursor flashes or notebook page sits untouched, leaving...

Рекламщик и директор digital-агентства Михаил Фадеев (он же в фейсбуке: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100003257969068) встретился в Барселоне со своим старинным другом Алексом Экслером и сделал с н...

What does one do when the weather makes it hard to think? I've been considering the trail of odd art projects I've left in my wake, such as making miniature furniture from spitballs.

The post Riding Out A Hurricane appeared first on Ellen Morris Prewitt.

During the summer months, I’m so blessed to be able to spend real quality-time with my husband and toddler. To me, this is the best gift that I could ever receive! Even as a writer, words fail me when I try to describe how beautiful it is to see my two men standing in front of a mirror dancing ar...

In this episode I address the exploding immigration crisis. We show some incredible video and audio of Democrats getting destroyed on Capitol Hill while trying to gaslight the public. I also debunk the latest liberal talking point about the Trump economy. Finally, I address the latest troubling r...

 My daughter loves Moana. There was a six month period where she asked to watch it everyday. At the end of the movie, there is a compelling scene that sticks with me in motherhood. Moana has finally made it to the giant monster at the end of her journey to replace the stone heart of Te Fiti that...

A sunny morning in Stockholm

I came away from the Stockholm Writers Festival in May with some fabulous new approaches to writing fiction that I’d like to share with you. The techniques I describe are suitable for use in flash fiction, short stories and longer work. This post draws fro...

You know, I never get asked, “Shepherd Siegel, the world knows you as an intergalactically recognized artist…but what are you REALLY like?” Nope, never been asked that.

Well, I just live life by three simple rules. Yours may look a little different, but I think you’ll get the idea. In fact, I’d lo...

The sweet taste of strawberry trickled down the back of her throat. Crushed ice cooled her parched pallet, and then the headache began to roar. Jennifer closed her eyes and prayed for the pain to go away so she could suck down another refreshing swallow. The aching seemed to linger, but then begi...

Edited by renowned Fitzgerald scholars Jackson R. Bryer and Cathy W. Barks, with a new introduction by Scott and Zelda's granddaughter, Eleanor Lanahan, this is a welcome addition to the Fitzgerald literary canon.

The post Dear Scott, Dearest Zelda: The Love Letters of F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgera...