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Ruth Lee

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    A Timeless Life: Maddie's Story
    The Word of The Maya
    Women to the Front
    The Making of a Scribe
    • The Making of a Scribe

      How to Achieve a Life You Can Write About

      • 164pages
      • 6 heures de lecture
      5,0(4)Évaluer

      THE MAKING OF A SCRIBE-- offers for the first time, insights into the life of one special Scribe of our time, Ruth Lee. If you have ever wondered how one person can sit down and write consistently and quickly, without any apparent thought, wisdom of great depth yet easy to understand, this work will show you how she does it and how she was prepared for the call. It may be your only opportunity to peek behind the scenes and visit with one who does not usually grant interviews. Ruth Lee keeps busy with clients she counsels, coaches, or consults with while waiting for more material of a spiritual nature to appear as if out of the air. How to Achieve a Life You Can Write About-- is all about YOU and what you can do to improve your views of life and live as much as you want without hurting you eternally or emotionally. There are dozens of lessons you can take away and share with others as you develop your ability to write as Ruth Lee does now. You, too, can become a Spiritual Scribe... if you work hard enough! For more information about Ruth Lee,

      The Making of a Scribe
    • Women to the Front

      • 320pages
      • 12 heures de lecture
      3,8(25)Évaluer

      At the outbreak of World War I, 129 women were registered as medical practitioners in Australia, and many of them were eager to contribute their skills and expertise to the war effort. For the military establishment, however, the notion of women doctors serving on the battlefield was unthinkable. Undaunted, at least twenty-four Australian women doctors ignored official military policy and headed to the frontlines. This book explores the stories of the Australian women who served as surgeons, pathologists, anaesthetists and medical officers between 1914 and 1919. Despite saving hundreds of lives, their experiences are almost totally absent from official military records, both in Australia and Great Britain, and their achievements have remained invisible for over a century. Until now. Heather Sheard and Ruth Lee have compiled a fascinating and meticulously researched account of the Great War, seen through the eyes of these women and their essential work. From the Eastern to the Western Fronts, to Malta, and to London, we bear witness to the terrible conditions, the horrific injuries, the constant danger, and above all, the skill and courage displayed by this group of remarkable Australians. Women to the Front is a war story unlike any other

      Women to the Front
    • The Word of The Maya

      • 212pages
      • 8 heures de lecture

      Offering a profound exploration of Time and the Mind, this book presents insights on navigating contemporary challenges while fulfilling one's individual purpose. It provides clear guidance for personal growth and preparation for life's transitions. Readers can view it as a source of wisdom that enhances their understanding of life, both in the present and over the long term, making it a valuable companion for those seeking deeper meaning and fulfillment.

      The Word of The Maya
    • A Timeless Life: Maddie's Story

      • 374pages
      • 14 heures de lecture

      Maddie, known for her intelligence and sharp humor, finds herself in an unexpected situation when she wins a contest that changes her life. As she navigates the challenges that come with her newfound success, she encounters a cast of quirky characters and learns valuable lessons about friendship, love, and self-discovery. The story blends humor with heartfelt moments, showcasing Maddie's journey as she embraces her unexpected fortune while staying true to herself.

      A Timeless Life: Maddie's Story
    • Verstrickt

      Stricken mit neuen Ideen und Materialien

      Ein aufregendes Handbuch zum kreativen Handstricken für experimentierfreudige Stricker: innen sowie Textil- und Schmuckdesigner: innen, welche die Möglichkeiten des Strickens näher erforschen und sich neue Bereiche für ihre Arbeit erschließen wollen. In «verstrickt» experimentiert die Autorin mit einer Fülle verschiedenster Materialien – von Wolle, Schnur und Stoff über ausgefallenere Materialien wie Papier, Elastikschnüre und Pflanzenteile sowie Plastik, Draht und recycelte Werkstoffe bis hin zu zerbrechlichen oder steifen Produkten wie Peddigrohr. Leser: innen haben die Wahl zwischen innovativen Techniken wie dem An- und Mitstricken von Bordüren und aus dem Gestrick herauswachsenden Formen sowie dem Einstricken von Perlen, Fundstücken und Eisenwarenartikeln. Ganz nach Wunsch können atemberaubende dreidimensionale Objekte kreiert oder fertige Werke durch Umwickeln, Abbinden, Färben oder Filzen verziert werden. Alle Anleitungen und Techniken sind leicht verständlich. Darüber hinaus bieten die organischen Arbeiten der Autorin zusätzliche Orientierung und sind eine wunderbare Quelle der Inspiration.

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