The Making of a Scribe
How to Achieve a Life You Can Write About
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapters:
One Thinking is not believing
Two The things we do
Three Thinking and believing is
Four A new wave of energy
Five What do you do when you forget?
Six Thinking only of You
Seven You are an artist
Eight There is space you cannot fill
Nine The Principle of Being
Ten Without work and a plan
Eleven When you work, work!
Twelve Will power is stronger
Thirteen The element of surprise
Fourteen Thrice, you will think you lost
Fifteen Quickly! Jot it down
Sixteen The work of one person
About The Scribe
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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, Visit: http://www.ruthlee-scribe.com
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About The Scribe
After graduating Summa cum Laude from The University of Pittsburgh, where she was invited to join their PhD programs in Psychology and Sociology, Ruth instead went to St. Francis College where she wrote her Master’s thesis on “Cost Containment of Benefits in a Declining Industry.” Although she received no corporate recognition for this outstanding work, it was effectively used during the downsizing of the American steel industry in the early 80s. Her career as a technical writer then centered on her ability to create and develop employee benefit programs that passed the most stringent accounting and business laws. With 30 years experience, Ruth cashed in her chips and walked away with no regrets—never to return to Corporate America.
Much happened in the life of this writer during the early years of her retreat, the most notable being that she lived ‘the good life’ day-to-day without any visible means of support---and accumulated no bills. Perhaps that is why a most unusual group of unseen entities, known simply as “The Teachers of the Higher Planes” entered her life and asked if she would write for them as their Scribe? Whatever happened in 1993, writing in Spirit has overtaken the life of this brilliant and hard-working woman, now known to thousands upon thousands all over the world simply as ‘The Scribe.’
Life has not turned out as others thought it might, but then, that is life when you are a spiritual scribe.