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Most complete explanation of 11:11
Note from Lee Cuesta: Because today is 11-11, it is appropriate and timely that I post this excerpt from my book, Successful Spiritual Waiting: the 7 Maxims. It is a thorough exploration of the “11:11” phenomenon. The following excerpt is … Continue reading
Posted in Other Published Work, Successful Spiritual Waiting: the 7 Maxims
Tagged 11:11 meaning, 11:11 means perfect alignment, 11:11 what to do, 11:11 wish, Armistice Day on November 11, perfect alignment, Remembrance Day in Canada, Seeing 11:11 on the clock all the time, song by Andrew Bird, Veterans Day in the USA, What does 11:11 mean spiritually, Why do I keep seeing 1111 on the clock, Why seeing 1111 is a powerful sign
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A Preponderance of Sevens
Today is October 24. On this date seven years ago, in 2015, the first edition of the popular book, Seven Viking Days, was published. It is illustrated by artist Mia Hocking, and written by author Lee Cuesta. Publishers Weekly proclaimed: … Continue reading
Posted in Other Published Work, Viking Days Updates
Tagged learn days of the week, Learning names of the days, Lee Cuesta, Mia Hocking, mixed media recycled art examples, Mjolnir connect the dots, names of the days of the week origin, Norse legends, Sequoia Gallery, Seven Viking Days Second Edition, Thor, Thor mythology personality, Thor's hammer Mjolnir in Norse mythology, Viking activity book, Viking Dot to Dot puzzles, Viking Dot-to-Dot, Viking maze, Viking meaning of each day of the week, Viking myths and legends, what are the days of the week named after
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Press release you can use to announce Successful Spiritual Waiting: the 7 Maxims
My new book, Successful Spiritual Waiting: the 7 Maxims, was published last month, both hardcover and paperback, and already the publicity is popping! It all started with a press release, which I invite you to reprint, or use as a … Continue reading
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Tagged a maxim is a principle of action, consequences of not waiting on god, does waiting on god mean doing nothing, examples of waiting for God, how to wait on god, lifestyle of successful spiritual waiters, waiting for God, waiting on God meaning and benefits, waiting on the Lord, waiting on the lord reduces stress, Why does God make me wait so long
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Successful Spiritual Waiting: the 7 Maxims is now LIVE!
I’m excited to post this announcement! The paperback and hardcover editions of my book, Successful Spiritual Waiting: the 7 Maxims, are now published and available to buy at Amazon!! Stan Guthrie, former Managing Editor and Columnist for Christianity Today, provided … Continue reading
Posted in Fear of Success, Other Published Work, Successful Spiritual Waiting: the 7 Maxims
Tagged a maxim is a principle of action, benefits of waiting upon the lord, consequences of not waiting on god, does waiting on god mean doing nothing, examples of those who waited on the lord, fear of success, how to wait on god, lifestyle of successful spiritual waiters, spiritual discipline of waiting, success is achieving and fulfilling one’s life purpose, waiting for God, waiting is a positive spiritual practice, waiting on the Lord, waiting upon the lord meaning, Why does God make me wait so long
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Such a fresh and unique approach has never been published before
As I mentioned in my blog post last month, my new book will be published soon through KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing). I will let you know immediately when it’s available for sale on Amazon – possibly next month (May 2022). … Continue reading
Posted in Other Published Work, Successful Spiritual Waiting: the 7 Maxims
Tagged a maxim is a principle of action, examples of waiting on God, lifestyle of successful spiritual waiters, success is achieving and fulfilling one's life purpose, waiting for God, waiting is a positive spiritual practice, waiting on the Lord, Why does God make me wait so long?
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Afterword
Note: In this blog post, I am reprinting the Afterword from my newest, about-to-be-released book. In fact, I already have uploaded the book to KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing), and I will soon be reviewing the proof copy — the actual … Continue reading
Solitude and quietness in a tranquil zone accessible only by kayak
Also: How to disembark without acting clumsy I realize it seems like a cliché to say it was a perfect day of kayaking. But then I realized that every day kayaking IS a perfect day! And so that’s how it … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures
Tagged Blackmans Lake, bulrushes, Catherine Creek, Centennial Trail, coontails, Discover Pass, glacier-formed lakes, kayak manufacturers, kayaking, Lake Cassidy, Licensing agreements, PVC device, Washington state, wetland area, wetlands
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Where are they now?
The next step in my journey brings me to a town called Tualatin, in the state of Oregon, USA. I’ve gone kayaking on the Tualatin River many times. Nearby, in the marshy ground, the partial skeleton of an ancient mastodon … Continue reading
Posted in Asian Elephants’ Plight
Tagged A Rocha, Asian Nature Conservation Foundation, Avinash Krishnan, Bannerghatta National Park, Beehive Fences, Brian Keith, Elephants and Bees Project, endangered, Gajraj, Indian elephants, Kartick Satyanarayan, mastodon, migration corridors, Proboscidea, sculptor, target training, Tualatin, Wildlife SOS
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Covid culture shock without ever leaving our city
by Lee Cuesta I have lived and worked on two continents, and in multiple countries. Culture shock is inevitable. I remember a cab driver in London, and even though she was speaking English, I could not understand her! I remember … Continue reading →