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Dr Lesley Phillips Author of the Midas Tree | The Midas Tree

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Raquo; About Dr Lesley. Speaker, Author, Spiritual Teacher, Intuitive Counselor, Healer. I believe my purpose is to help others find their purpose and empower them to take charge of their power and their lives. I do this by teaching them to meditate and develop their intuition, healing and creativity. I am dedicated to my path as a spiritual teacher. I wrote The Midas Tree because I wanted to make learning how to meditate fun for everyone, including kids, so Joshua’s adventures were born. Ordination as a...

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Characters in Spiritual Children's Novel, The Midas Tree | The Midas Tree

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Our hero and adventurer within the Midas Tree is Joshua. He has many helpers, including Morfar, an omnipotent presence, who provides guidance and direction. Each deva has a name beginning with Dev and their name has a meaning that refers to their role within the tree and this also relates to the guidance this deva is able to give. Each deva presides over a group of fairy-like spirit helpers, which don’t have physical bodies, but appear as wisps of different colored energies. Getting the Word Out. Vendor ...

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Creative Vision Gives Birth to Children's Book | The Midas Tree

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The Story Unfolded Before My Eyes. The Midas Tree was given to me as a vision. As I was writing I was aware of the many layers of information and meaning that are embedded in the story. They are all layers of information that I as a person know. However, I don’t believe I could have woven such magic had I used my intellectual mind to figure it all out. Getting the Word Out. This morning when I tuned into the Midas Tree during my meditation, I saw myself. Playful Planning (Guest Post by Evan Hadkin).

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Don’t Monkey with Grammar: Comprise vs Compose | Shades of Crimson

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Editing & Proofreading. Don’t Monkey with Grammar: Comprise vs Compose. January 3, 2013. The difference between comprise and compose. To help you understand when to use comprise and compose correctly in a sentence, let’s first look at their definitions. Means “to contain, to be made up of, to consist of or to include.” In essence, you would say that the whole comprises the parts. Means “to make up or to constitute.” In this case, the parts compose the whole. Comprise versus compose in a sentence. This us...

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Fiction: Deep Into Midnight | Shades of Crimson

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Fiction: Deep Into Midnight. Editing & Proofreading. Fiction: Deep Into Midnight. December 8, 2010. I hope you all have a wonderful holiday season. Make lots of good memories! The counter tops were spotless. Colleen prided herself in keeping the donut shop clean. Before having worked on the midnight shift, she’d never considered just how much work was involved. She removed the trays of donuts to wipe down the shelves and prepare for the next batch, washed the ashtrays, filled the sugar dispensers, put to...

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Moving Mountains with Writer’s Block | Shades of Crimson

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Editing & Proofreading. Moving Mountains with Writer’s Block. March 1, 2013. Thoughts on writer’s block. Opinions about writer’s block vary. Some say writer’s block doesn’t exist. While others suffer through it. I’ve read about causes of writer’s block, such as fear of failure or perfectionism, and solutions such as taking a break or reading a book. Before you claim to have writer’s block, consider what is going on for you. What are you resisting? This label is a mental block to creative thinking. Noneth...

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ExitStageRight: February 2006

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ESR is loaded with current local scenery, many made into strange n colorful altered images. Words describe some of SnaggleTooth's life n opinions. Most poems on ESR are spontaniously written into the editor. Enjoy the sights n whimsey. Saturday, February 25, 2006. Short Month, Last Week. It was a short work-week, but a long wait to get online again. Just not having the option to boot-up the machine makes me feel so isolated! Finally I can type n not freeze half-way through every sentence, yay! I'll have ...

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ExitStageRight: July 2005

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ESR is loaded with current local scenery, many made into strange n colorful altered images. Words describe some of SnaggleTooth's life n opinions. Most poems on ESR are spontaniously written into the editor. Enjoy the sights n whimsey. Thursday, July 28, 2005. One large step for man, one giant leap for mankind." Neil Armstong was not politically correct, I resent it, and believe he meant. See the Girl's Blog describing her quest to be an Astronaut at http:/ damarisbsarria.blogspot.com/. Or feeling sticky...

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Book Review: The Narcissist at Work | Shades of Crimson

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Editing & Proofreading. Book Review: The Narcissist at Work. November 17, 2012. Peace of mind on the job? 8220;Let’s face it: having to work closely with someone whose nasty ways make you feel like crap isn’t anyone’s idea of a good time. Interacting with these people at work is something we all suck up and do, but many of us don’t know how to neutralize the toxic behaviour to the point where it’s easier to bear.”. An awesome how-to guide for dealing with toxic people. The Narcissist at Work. How to iden...

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Later Bloomer | Debra Eve

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The Later Bloomer Books. 5 Reasons to Subscribe. PD James: “A writer needs as much trauma as she can take”. By Debra Eve | @DebraEve. Nothing that ever happens to a novelist is ever wasted. P.D. James. Years ago, on a whim, I picked up P.D. James’. On a remainder table. I’d heard of the “Queen of Crime,” but I wasn’t into mystery novels. I decided to take a chance. Five hundred pages later, I closed it and thought, “Didn’t see that coming.” I was hooked. When a Beloved Companion Becomes a Total Stranger.