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LYMPHOMA: ON DOGS AND HUMANS
Posted in Karkinos Farm
Tagged charles gillen, Law of Attraction, lymphoma, Mandy Lender, Venus
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INTERVIEW WITH DR. MANDY LENDER ON LITERATURE AND WRITING
Posted in Creativity
Tagged book writing, Charles Gillen III, Creativity, HabakkuK, interview, literature, Mandy Lender, The Master Attractor
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MOON OVER CHICAGO
Posted in Chicago Notebook
Tagged Chicago, HabakkuK, Mandy Lender, The Master Attractor, Vision of HabakkuK
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THE MASTER ATTRACTOR FOR EVANGELISTS
A new web site describes in-depth the contents of the book “The Master Attractor. The Law of Attraction in the Holy Bible & Beyond”.
It is be of interest to evangelists, pastors, preachers and modern day apostles.
To visit go to:
ANTHONY WEINER
Are you running for New York Mayor job?
Good news:
There are no new sins . . ..
the old ones just get more publicity.
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Tagged Anthony Weiner, Huma Abedin, Mandy Lender, New York Mayor
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NELSON MANDELA
MANDELA
Mandela challenges the status quo.
Mandela is jailed for it.
Mandela is released after 27 years and becomes president.
In Africa there is a concept known as Ubuntu – the profound sense that we are human only through the humanity of others; that if we to accomplish anything in this world, it will in equal measure be due to the work and achievements of others.
~ Nelson Mandela
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Tagged apartheid, Mandy Lender, nelson mandela, South Africa, Ubuntu
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AUTHOR LORI MORNINGSTAR-VILLARREAL
Lori Morningstar Villarreal lives in Michigan with her husband, their fourteen year old son, and little black dog. She’s a freelance writer and reporter for The Township Times, a local weekly newspaper, covering human interest stories.
Her background spans over 20 years in the computer industry, including programming, database development, desktop publishing, network administration, web page design, and graphic design.
Over the years, she’s had extensive writing experience with documentation, both business-related and technical, as well as in the creative area. As a writer of fiction, she utilizes her many life experiences, her travels (adventures), and encounters with the people she’s met along the way.
Whispers in Time (Time Travel Romance) was her first novel, followed by The Devil Rogue (Historical Romance), Kissing Mr. Bellamy (Paranormal/Historical Romance), and Twelfth Moon (Paranormal/Western Romance), the first in a 3-book series. She’s currently working on the second in the series, Kara’s story, to be released at the end of summer (2013).
Her newest endeavor, Sunday—Armageddon—Bring Lunch! is a collaboration with her grandmother, Lillian Lyman Morningstar, based on her memoirs as a young girl growing up in the early 1900s, due to be released in July 2013. A pastor’s daughter, it is a tale about how Lillian’s family endures life, strange events, and unforeseen obstacles through their faith in God, perseverance, and solidarity, finding joy as they navigate through their daily lives. It is a refreshing testament of how faith in God, faith in each other, can lift us up, give hope for the future, and inspire optimism when things seem to be at their worst.
Even though it’s a little outside the realm of her usual romance novels, Sunday—Armageddon—Bring Lunch! was such a sweet, charming, endearing story, Lori felt compelled to share it with others.
“I absolutely loved this book. It was one of the best I have read in a while. After reading it twice I noticed forgotten details and the storyline continues to impress me. To Lori Villarreal great job!” – Amazon review of Twelfth Moon, Legend of the Pantera
THE RELENTLESS CREATOR
THE RELENTLESS CREATOR
You think it – you create it.
Your thought is an order.
You thought it – you created it.
Your order is baked – manifested in your life.
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HabakkuK was a creative cook. His timeless recipe:
• Get on a high place or tower and listen.
• Write down what you heard to let ingredients assemble.
• Wait patiently until your order is ready baked.
• Have faith in it – it must manifest. Time is limitless.
Engage a book copy here: www.visionofhabakkuk.com/order_book.html
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© Mandy Lender 2013
ATTRACTING WEALTH
Master Attractors of Wealth is one of four identifiable groups of people. (http://www.themasterattractor.com/2012/02/master-attractor.html).
In his weekly WSJ column, author Jason Zweig reports on research how 260 ultra-wealthy families manage their wealth.
Three common practices were noted:
1) Spread their bets widely
2) Seldom trade
3) Keep investment taxes to minimum
For more details: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324059704578474843822641674.html . You may need permission to access to this publication.
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EVAN WADDELL: GUEST BLOG
The following blog post was authored by Evan Waddell – a guest blogger.
I float between cafes and restaurants, oft with no companion but my books. What I see, hear, and feel in those community life springs becomes the subject of my writing. I appreciate your willingness to gaze upon my interpretations.
May 11, 2013
An old man, balding, sits heavily against the picture window framed backdrop of Ann Arbor afternoon. In front of him lay a collection of china saucers, plates, and a tea cup, which he slowly raises to his lips to sip, tentatively, as if the heat of the Frisia brew could suddenly increase at any moment. His eyes betray nothing of boredom, of enjoyment, or of sorrow, but simply gaze observantly down at the traffic flux below. His shirt, a light pink which is neither wrinkled nor ironed, is contrasted with the dark slacks which just barely cover his ankles. He shifts slightly and places a hand at the side of head, as if to say, this existence is a headache, but then again perhaps to say, the weight of my mind needs support. Across from him sits not an energetic child, nor the companion which most men his age have settled with, but rather his briefcase and a windbreaker, stacked in such a way that if hit just right by the slowly fading sun, it would seem the caricature of a good friend, slouched over an empty table setting.
Perhaps the placement was intentional, or perhaps the man is thinking his own placement lonely or cruel, in this stifling room where he cannot enjoy tea with anything but the work papers or cold electronics or miscellany in the bag. Something in my soul resonates with this man, past or present or future unknown to me, and as his flesh becomes bound to my memory, I wonder if perhaps I see myself, purposelessly supping in a naïve place, alone and disenchanted, watched by a curious mind who can think of no novelty but to contemplate my incompleteness.
