Jayne

It’s Ok to Not Know.

It’s ok to take time to learn. We live in a world that makes it hard to just be like, “Oh, I need to do more research on that before I make a choice in the matter.” There’s a lot I don’t understand that’s going on these days and there are some topics I don’tContinue reading “It’s Ok to Not Know.”

Let Your Light Shine

No matter what they say, writing is for everyone. Not everyone is a Nobel prize winner or author of the top selling book on Amazon. But everyone is welcomed to open the door to writing. Especially today, with indie authors having access to ebooks and social media marketing, it gives us even more leverage thanContinue reading “Let Your Light Shine”

Scribe Life

Above you’ll a brief video on the sculpture of a scribe. He is seated in a less formal position than the gods, goddesses, and rulers of Egypt. Their eyes are created in a way that give them a realistic feel made with a crystal finish. And the fact that the paint has lasted for thousandsContinue reading “Scribe Life”

Amenemope an Egyptian Scribe

Amenemope belongs to the literary genre of “instruction” (Egyptian sebayt). It is the culmination of centuries of development going back to the Instruction of Ptahhotep in the Old Kingdom[1][6] but reflects a shift in values characteristic of the New Kingdom’s “Age of Personal Piety”: away from material success attained through practical action, and towards inner peace achieved through patient endurance andContinue reading “Amenemope an Egyptian Scribe”

Scribe of Egypt

This is a full 52 minute video on Scribes of Egypt. There has to be images on the walls in the temples. There is no space on the walls of temples without some sort of picture or inscription. The purpose of the pictures and inscriptions are to present all the elements that allow the individualContinue reading “Scribe of Egypt”

Egyptian Scribes

Alright so I’m a writer. My dream is to write, sell books, maybe run some workshops, and some mentoring. I need constant reminders that anything else is a hobby or an interest or a challenge I’d like to face and not my calling. So I was thinking and visualizing myself in the future. I wasContinue reading “Egyptian Scribes”

Fear

Fear is such a sneaky f*ck. Like it gets so ingrained into your subconscious that you don’t even acknowledge the blocks fear creates. Perfectionism is a symptom of fear but even if you worked through that there’s even deeper fears dictating our lives. Today in a Manifesting Master Class, I realized something I always doContinue reading “Fear”

Martin Luther King Jr

Fun fact you may not have heard about Martin Luther King Jr from History.com King’s Birth Name Was Michael, Not Martin King was born Michael King Jr. on January 15, 1929. In 1934, however, his father, a pastor at Atlanta’s Ebenezer Baptist Church, traveled to Germany and became inspired by the Protestant Reformation leader Martin Luther. As aContinue reading “Martin Luther King Jr”

In Honor of Snow

I’d like more snow. I don’t like driving in it but I like to look at it. It’s so pretty and I like how everything seems quieter after it snows. (Global warming is no fun at all.) In honor of snow days here’s a poem from Robert Frost Stopping by Woods on a Snowy EveningContinue reading “In Honor of Snow”

Random Thoughts on Professors

There’s so much information online, we are teaching each other everything we can. And then we’re offering more in-depth lessons for a cost. I appreciate that. We get to pick our teachers. You know I’d appreciate if we could choose from professors from all over to create our degrees. It’d be awesome if we couldContinue reading “Random Thoughts on Professors”