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Theme: Seeing spectacular scenery is one thing while knowing and learning the essentials behind such splendors is another; at least some travelers think and feel this way about the American Southwest’s many scenic icons. This 186-page (7 x 10 format) instructive guidebook provides readers with the literary road tour encyclopedia featuring over 100 prized destinations. The reader also chooses how much or how little to learn about every visited destination. Unlike similar tour-travel books the author published, this condensed book also includes most of the West's national parks and monuments, including the Northwest, and Alaska. See the more informative synopsis here: https://lnkd.in/gip_eRXf
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What is the Book of Numbers all about? Is it relevant for us today? Check out the new video from "Simply the Bible."
Numbers Navigating Life's Wilderness
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Do you have a funny or heartwarming story about interacting with stray cats? 🐈 - "Life is complex. There’s an endless myriad of questions that keep us all awake at night. What’s the meaning of life? What is my purpose here? What’s really inside a black hole? If I were to eat myself, would I double in size or simply disappear? For those of you that have sojourned around the Greek islands, one of those enigmatic questions might be, 'Why are there so many darn stray cats in Greece?'" Curious as to why there are so many stray cats in Greece? Go to forloveofwriters.com OR Click the link to read the full article: https://lnkd.in/gBU73Wny About the article: Let's go on a journey through Greece’s picturesque islands, where stray cats roam freely amidst sunsets and ancient ruins. Learn about efforts to address stray populations and the heartwarming encounters that tourists and locals share with these furry friends.🐱 #4loveofwriters #forloveofwriters #flow #writer #writers #writingcommunity #whattoreadnext #writerslife #writersociety #writersnetwork #writerscorner #amwriting #amreading #whattoreadnext #bookobsessed #readingaddict #readmore #currentread #explorepage #GreekCats #TravelStories #CatCulture #travel #adventure #greece #greecetravel #cats #catsoflinkedin #tourist #tourism
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Here's a read-aloud version of Journey to the Never-Ending Sea, available in hardcover and paperback.
Journey to the Never-Ending Sea Read Aloud
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Here is another poetic experiment. I structured this poem based on the Neo-Pythagorean Tetractys, beginning with a Haiku of 5-5-7. Working on a ratio of 1:2:3:4, I had to return to 1, thus the poem is written in 3, 6, 9, 12, 3, finally completing my basic 33-line structured poem (I really have to find a name for this). The meter is based on the Haiku, but slowly disintegrates into free verse on the third stanza, and reverts back to Haiku on the last stanza. So the poem is a fusion of eastern (Japanese) and western (Greek) poetic structure, and of ancient and modern meter. I'm not interested in rhyming for its own sake. I will leave the subject matter and themes to the reader's interpretation. #poetics #poetry #literarycriticism
Poem: Desert Wind
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In episode 8 of #KitaabGhar, we discussed two books #BanKissa and #BaatBanechar by Sunil Kumar 'Syncretic'. Here is the episode on YouTube. https://lnkd.in/gwBzT8BZ “What do you understand by forest? Is a forest just a tangle of grass, trees and plants? No! certainly not! The forest is the bastion of freedom. Here freedom and independence are prevalent in every particle. The one whose inspiration is self-respect, whose nature is courage, this forest belongs to him...” If you have seen, heard, read the stories of Panchatantra written by Pandit Vishnu Dutt Sharma, or read ‘Champak’ in childhood, then let us continue the same sequence and discuss two books written by Sunil Kumar 'Syncretic' – “Ban Kissa” and “Baat Banechar”. In these books, there is a lively depiction of the wild-life. The storytellers and the listeners are also the animals and birds of the forest, and the stories are truly engaging – such that one becomes eager to read the next after one. The Machchraja (Kingfisher), who is fond of storytelling, sits on a tree and narrates the story, and his friends – a cormorant and a turtle – are equally keen listeners. These stories are not only entertaining imagination, but also contain special information about animals, birds, forests, plants, their nature, even about climate change and its effect on forest life, and life values and moral ideals also come to the fore in conversations. Apart from being simple, the language also has a beautiful literary structure. Author Sunil Kumar Syncretic himself has a keen interest in the wild-life and his in-depth understanding is clearly visible in this book. He often writes useful articles about animals and especially snakes on social media. #Hindi #Books #Literature #Wildlife
✂️ Jungle in Ban Kissa
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https://lnkd.in/eit23Rxu "Braving the wilderness." Brenee is talking about what it takes to belong (have trust) and what it takes to stand alone (to have faith). She discusses values that define herself, as she walks the path, braving the wilderness: Faith and Courage. So what values do employers want from their employees, so they can brave the wilderness? My values are Integrity and Courage. I value doing the right thing, even when nobody is around. Brenee says Integrity is choosing what's right, not what's fun, fast and easy, and that is a tough choice to make every day, every time. Regardless of what's happening around me and what deadlines I have to meet or even when I am late, I am doing the right thing, because my word is my bond of trust with others and I walk that path through the wilderness. I also value Courage to brave the wilderness; my courage is walking my path with boldness and confidence, even if I am walking alone. There are many instances of when I have walked a path with no assistance, while others told me I could not make my path happen. I had to believe in my path, my worth, ahead of the walk, because I struggled to be brave in the wilderness: "{My} worth and {my} belonging are not negotiated with other people. {I} carry those inside of {my} heart...I know who I am, I’m clear about that and I’m not going to negotiate that with you..." I knew my work was going to be hard, to be lonely and to be intense, but I have the courage to do the work, anyway, whether I belong to a group or not. In the end, what I realized from the walk through the wilderness is that others are afraid. Well-meaning people may tell you not to go, that you do not have the values to brave the wilderness. Pay them no mind. You know your values, such as Courage and Integrity, and you know your confidence and hard work will take you far on the path. "This is when you reach deep into your wild heart and remind yourself, 'I am the wilderness.'"
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How to Read The Lord of the Rings Books in Order: A Chronological Guide to Tolkien’s Works📖➡️
How to Read The Lord of the Rings Books in Order
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