44 Results in the "Non-Fiction" category
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Make It Up
Creativity and self-doubt often coexist, creating an internal battle that can either propel an artist forward or hinder their progress. Many creators struggle with the feeling that their work is not good enough, leading them to hesitate at every stage—from the initial spark of an idea to the final act of sharing their creation with the world. Make It Up as you go—embracing spontaneity can be a powerful tool against doubt. While a degree of uncertainty can sometimes inspire refinement and improvement,…-
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Look Inward
The chapter "Look Inward" challenges conventional notions of fulfillment and success by shifting the reader’s focus from external validation to the vast, untapped potential within. It begins with a sensory-rich description of the narrator’s environment—waves gently colliding against the shore, a light breeze rustling the leaves, the distant laughter of children, and the soft murmur of jazz music drifting through the air. Each of these elements contributes to an immersive experience, grounding the…-
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Look for Clues
The chapter "Look for Clues" delves into the idea that the world around us is teeming with hidden messages, waiting to be discovered by those who remain receptive and observant. The text argues that creativity isn’t born in a vacuum but is constantly nourished by the experiences, encounters, and subtle details embedded in everyday life. By heightening awareness and attentiveness, artists, writers, and thinkers can train themselves to recognize the clues that the universe presents—whether they come in…-
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Living In The City
LIVING IN THE CITY � Jericho was the site of one of the world’s first permanent settlements and it was the earliest known defended settlement. The Walls of Jericho were first built around 9,000 BCE. � There were still more people living in rural areas than urban centers in the world until 2007. Today, about 55% of the world’s population lives in cities. � Although “urban planning” has existed since the first true cities cropped up 5,000…-
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Listening
Listening is an art that demands full presence, much like the practice of meditation, where awareness sharpens as one tunes into the depth of sound. In the modern world, noise surrounds us constantly, yet most of it fades into the background as our minds remain preoccupied with distractions. True listening, however, requires a conscious effort to engage, not just with the ears but with the entire body, allowing sound waves to resonate beyond mere auditory perception. This immersive process mirrors the…-
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Lisa Simpson and Roya Shams
Lisa Simpson and Roya Shams find themselves in a surreal and almost otherworldly space—a stark, white room that stretches out indefinitely, making their colorful presence seem even more striking. Roya, dressed in a soft, ocean-blue gown, greets Lisa with a mixture of intrigue and quiet recognition, despite having never met her before. Lisa introduces herself as Cyrus’s friend, yet Roya’s reaction reveals a deeper connection to the conversation at hand. She then hints at the many years since she last…-
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Lincoln
In this chapter of "Lincoln, The Demon of Unrest," events unfold around the tense situation at Fort Sumter in Charleston, raising concerns for President Abraham Lincoln. General Scott's initial suggestion that Sumter be surrendered unsettles Lincoln, prompting him to seek more detailed assessments regarding Major Anderson's capacity to hold the fort given its dwindling supplies. In his letter dated March 9, Lincoln presented three probing questions to Scott, focusing on the duration Anderson could maintain…-
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Lethal Secrets
**Chapter Summary: Lethal Secrets** In January, Lieutenant Talbot returned from Washington, bringing news and a letter from Secretary of War Joseph Holt, who had just been confirmed in office. The situation surrounding Fort Sumter was tense, with local civilians expressing their anger toward Captain Doubleday, known for his abolitionist views. Doubleday learned he was viewed as a target, reputedly warned of plans to harm him should he venture into Charleston. Despite Major Anderson hoping for clear…-
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Legends and Lyrics - First Series by Adelaide Anne Procter is a collection of lyrical poems that touch on themes of love, faith, and the human experience, written with emotional depth and spiritual insight. Published in the 19th century, the poems are known for their simplicity and beauty, resonating with readers through their tender reflections on life’s trials and virtues.-
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Legends and Lyrics: Second Series is a collection of poems by Adelaide Anne Procter, published in 1861. It features reflective and lyrical works exploring themes of faith, love, compassion, and social justice, showcasing Procter's delicate and heartfelt poetic style.-
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