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This is what we talked about on The Invisible Mentor Blog this week: All Fall Down by Megan Hart, Abraham Lincoln, 16th President, Led America through the Civil War and 21 Quotes to Inspire you in 2012.
Adventures in Learning
After I read All Fall Down by Megan Hart, which I will talk about tomorrow on Booked for Mentoring, while I was having a delayed reaction to the book, living fully seeped into my consciousness, and it seemed appropriate that that’s what I should be focusing on for 2012. I knew without a doubt that living fully is my guiding light for 2012. I often hold myself back and play it safe, and now is the time to step out in a very big way.
Living Fully is my Mantra for 2012
Booked for Mentoring
Sometimes when we resist things in life, we need to probe further, to see if it’s time to step out of our comfort zone. All Fall Down by Megan Hart is a novel about the Family of Superior Bliss, which is a cult, led by the charismatic zealot, John Second. Originally, the basic belief of Family of Superior Bliss was to take care of the earth and our bodies, which they call “vessels”. They did this through taking care of the environment and not consuming toxins. Along the way, the message got twisted and they lost their focus.
Booked for Mentoring – Book Review: All Fall Down by Megan Hart
Wisdom of Life
Abraham Lincoln was born in Kentucky in the early 19th century during the time when much of America was still wilderness. Lincoln attended school for less than a year where he learned the basics in reading, writing and arithmetic – he received most of his education by reading books. Lincoln got his first look at slavery when he made flatboat trips with James Gentry’s (He owned a store which became a trading centre) son in 1828 and 1831 when they took produce down the Ohio and Mississippi rivers to New Orleans.
Wisdom of Life: Abraham Lincoln, 16th President, Led America through the Civil War
Interviews for Mentoring
Next week we’ll return to the regular schedule with The Invisible Mentor interviews. Enjoy
12 Blog Posts People are Reading on The Invisible Mentor and 21 Quotes to Inspire you in 2012.
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