[Team – 30DBC]

Please share the link to your blog post below. Read at least 2 other blog posts from other challengers and (if you can) comment on them and add value.

How to Give & Receive Feedback

[Lisa Lysen]

https://canadiansmalltowns.com/christmas-in-carlyle-charles-dickens-style/

[Vijaya]

Your blog is very well scripted. It gave me a virtual tour of Dickens’s Festival. Great work! Keep it up. Best wishes.

[Danielle Baker]

https://mission0waste.com/3-reasons-why-refusing-plastic-should-be-the-first-step/

[Marie Palmeri]

https://feetingtheodds.com/see-me

[Kaitlin Morrow]

Attention All Smokers

[Monica]

Great post, Kaitlin! We often overlook how bad smoking is but this is a very informative post! Well done.

[Trina Low]

https://trinarosemarie.com/learning-to-nurture/

[Monica]

Well done, Trina! This is a great post. I love how your audience can immediately connect with you and how vulnerable you are. Great job 🙂

[Julie Christiansen]

I read your blog and my heart is with you. As one who had PTSD – and note the word HAD – I know you are well on your way to recovery. It comes back when something major in your life happens, but you learn even more in every round. I wish you all the best and look forward to reading more in your blog.

[Bianca May]

My fourth blog.. Here goes nothing – https://mostlymum.com/how-to-stop-comparing-your-life-to-others/

[Monica]

Great job Bianca! These are great tips. We all know how sometimes the things we see on social media are only highlights of peoples’ lives. But it is easy to forget it, especially when our life is a mess and everyone’s life seems incredible. Well done 🙂

[Karen Scofield]

This is such an important reminder to share. I love that you incorporated the importance of gratitude. Thanks for spreading good vibes.

[Cathryn Unverricht]

Awesome post! This is definitely something I think everyone struggles with whenever they are down. Very sound advice!

[Katrina]

This is amazing and so, so true!!

[Jessica Mason]

I’m here for your Zero-Waste Journey.

[Monica]

Hi Jessica! This is such a helpful, informative post. Always try and proof read it to make sure it is the way you want it to be 🙂 Well done!

[Clarissa Cabbage]

Here’s #4!

https://youradventurehq.com/3-pieces-of-cardio-equipment-you-have-at-home/

Hope you enjoy!

[Monica]

What a cool post to keep us all active during this quarantine! Well done Clarissa. Keep up the good work 🙂

[Phoenix Cooper]

Here is mine!

https://flameofbabylon.com/finding-beauty/

[Clarissa Cabbage]

Well done Phoenix! We’re always our own worst critics, aren’t we?

I love the discussion of how your mindset changed. It’s amazing what a big difference a little shift in mindset can have on your whole life. Thanks for sharing!

[Monica]

Such a motivational and inspirational post, Phoenix! Love your approach to your blog and reading your posts always makes me feel better. Well done 🙂

[Cathryn Unverricht]

Great post! It is so important to recognize all the positive aspects of your body instead of focusing on the negatives!

[Yoshitaka Koishikawa]

https://yoshitakablog.com/5-tips-for-learning-japanese/

[Monica]

This is such a helpful post, Yoshi! Japanese looks so cool and interesting but also, very intimidating. After reading this, I really want to learn it though!!

[Brittany Keller]

Fourth Post: The Divine Feminine. https://thecreativewitch.net/the-divine-feminine/

[Kiara Smith]

I think it’s great that you have found your spiritual connection in a world that does not always allow spiritual freedom. My spiritual make up is rooted in Christianity (baptist), but I am learning more about crystals, herbs, and tarot. I feel that if more people took some time to learn more about these things, they will realize that a lot of the stigmas they currently believe in, are wrong. These practices encourage positivity, good energy, and caring about yourselves. Thank you for sharing your journey and hopefully others will take the time to learn more. I think I would be like you and identify with the Warrior Goddess as well.

[Arianna Christians]

https://avirgoanfair.com/an-earth-day-playlist/

a lil playlist to get you guys in the earth day mood!

[Karen Scofield]

Thanks for sharing some earthday tunes. I might just incorporate one of those artists in my yoga playlist.

[Monica]

This is such a great playlist, Arianna! Love it 🙂

[Cheryl Millington]

Here is my fourth blog post. https://healthiermillie.com/3-reasons-to-weigh-yourself-daily/

[Monica]

This is such a great and informative post, Cheryl. Well done 🙂

[Karen Scofield]

https://thepeacefuluniverse.com/__trashed/

Life lessons Inspired by my Trip to the Amazon

[Monica]

What an inspirational trip, Karen! I really want to go to the Amazon someday 🙂

[Callen Williams]

My fourth Blog Post

4 Steps to Moving Up in the Company.

4 Steps to Moving Up in the Company

[Monica]

This is a great post, Callen! Such great tips that work in every field. Well done 🙂

[Shelly Stone]

https://testtamer.com/career-vs-work/

This post is about helping teenagers determine what they want to do with the rest of their lives. Enjoy!

[Monica]

Such an interesting post, Shelly! Love your content, it is really helpful, I hope you have been sharing it with your audience 🙂 Well done!

[Krista Anderson]

Shelly! I love how you laid this out…comprehensive but not overwhelming. A really good read.

[Cathryn Unverricht]

Super interesting post! This is the exact niche and reader group that my blog is targetting, and I am admittedly still struggling with this a bit myself! One comment about your blog, you have no spot on your page for people to post comments about your blog entries. You mention at the end that you would love to have people commenting so you may want to consider figuring out how to enable the comments. Overall a great read, and liked that you added the links to help people on their research journey.

[Katrina]

This is the second one of your posts I have read!! They are right on point! I am loving following your blog. Like said before, you may want to add the comment section to your posts. Other than that amazing work!

[Kiara Smith]

http://box5551.temp.domains/~smittyfa/family-bonding-and-mental-health-with-the-check-in-project/

[Monica]

This is an amazing initiative, Kiara! So important to teach them about these things while they are still young. Being compassionate and aware can solve a lot of problems, specially bullying and teasing. Well done 🙂

[Dana Trummel]

https://lesswithlucy.com/blogs/diybackyardflowerbed/

[Monica]

Hi Dana! The link doesn’t work 🙁

[Robert Hull]

Ryobi 2-Cycle Attachment Gas Straight Shaft String Trimmer

[Monica]

Robert, this is an awesome post! Love the stars 🙂 You should definitely look into affiliate links for monetising, I’m sure Ryobi or other brands would love your reviews of their products!

[Krista Anderson]

I love how succinct you are and how clear your layout is. Very user-friendly blog post!

[Kim Whiteford]

Social Distancing…

[Monica]

This is a great account on your experience with the pandemic, Kim! A lot of people are feeling this way, going through the same circumstances.. It’s been so hard but I’m glad you took this opportunity to start your project and I can’t wait to read more about skin and skin care. Well done 🙂

[Cynthia Weaselbear]

My fourth post… https://whysaidi.com/beautiful-conflict/

[Monica]

Love this post, Cynthia! Conflict resolution is such an important skill to learn. Your infographic looked great there 🙂

[Kavitha Paranjothi]

My fourth blog ! Wondering if you are doing your Kegels exercises correctly ? Find out , by visting my post

https://bewholecreations.com/kegel-exercises-am-i-doing-them-correctly/

[Monica]

Such an interesting post, as usual, Kavitha! Well done 🙂

[AMANDA ZOYA]

Fourth Blog Post: 5 things

https://amandazoya.com/things-to-do-during-quarantine/

Yours truly,

Amanda

[Monica]

Such an awesome post filled with great tips, Amanda. Well done 🙂

[Krista Anderson]

Nice job Amanda! I’ve thought of this topic often as well. This time we’ve been given is a gift, for sure. I love how you clearly laid out your thoughts. Nice read.

[Krista Anderson]

<div>This writing thing is HARD! But I’m trying hard to NOT obsess over perfection! Cuz I ain’t got it!</div>

https://learninggranny.com/why-i-dont-regret-being-a-quitter/

[Monica]

This is such an interesting topic, Krista! Love your approach to quitting, what counts is the journey. Great job!

[AMANDA ZOYA]

Thanks Krista.

Your blog summary which looks quite interesting. I will take time to read your blog and offer peer support along the journey. Courage sister, do not stumble.

Best,

Amanda

[Emalie Shearer]

https://emalienotemily.com/how-to-cook-roasted-brussels-sprouts/

[Monica]

Such a great recipe, Emalie! Well done 😀

[Shaan Sarkar]

https://lifearoundthemind.com/the-fifth-step/ FEEDBACK WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED, THANK YOU SO MUCH

[Monica]

Such a beautiful post, Shaan. It is so important to prioritize ourselves over all the rest. Well done 🙂

[Shaan Sarkar]

Thank you Monica 🙂

[Julie Christiansen]

Review of the Wizard of Oz

[Monica]

Love this little world you created and how you always stay in character. This is so imaginative and creative. Well done 🙂

[Julie Christiansen]

Thank you for your support. I was starting to think it was stupid because it is so different from the others. I think each blog needs three or four sentences as an introduction so readers know what they are reading. The home page and the about me page will help as well. As far as I can tell, nothing like this has ever been done before.

[Isabelle Colantonio]

https://magiccircleandwine.com/commencer-un-ouvrage-au-crochet-en-3-etapes/

How to start a crochet work in 3 steps

[Moeryae Smith]

https://moeryae.com/yoga-and-i/

When I began, I wanted to focus on helping people become healthier in mind, body, and soul.

Yet, I also realized I should be talking about what I know. So, I’ve changed the layout a bit to focus on travel, yoga, and photography – it’s what I do, and what I know, so now it’s what I shall write.

I am working on introducing my background in each, to give a foundation of trust, and let the reader know that I know what I’m talking about basically. Here’s my intro of yoga.

[Monica]

This is such an awesome Yoga journey! Super interesting Moeryae. Well done 🙂

[Helen Fahler]

Technically this is the 4th thing I have written, but I only have put three on my site. One is a page about me, then I have two blog posts. One I trashed. Trying to gain confidence in my approach.

Nature Photographer Goals

[Monica]

The photos of the owl are amazing, Helen! Wow, so incredible. Well done 🙂

[Binky Theodore]

Should’ves

[Monica]

This is such a lovely post, Binky! Woah, we have all been haunted by our own thoughts and mindsets and this is proof nothing is in our control 🙂

[Stephanie Wilding]

Here is my fourth blog post: https://gardengrub.ca/mastering-the-forgotten-art-of-gardening-by-the-moon/

[Monica]

This is such an interesting concept, Stephanie! Such a creative ritual, love it 🙂

[Darrell Mitchell]

Lessons and Mistakes: Foreword and Quick Lesson on Time

Actually this is my fifth post and I’ll be doing a fun post later tonight. Also I’ve been keeping my Blog in the shadows because I felt it wasn’t ready. Tonight… (deep breath) I will be going live on my social medias. All of them.

[Monica]

How freeing is writing about our lessons and mistakes? When we look back it never looks as bad as we thought it was. Such a great blog post as usual, Darrell. Well done 🙂

[Sarah Tindall]

Here is #4! It’s a bit of a long one…..

Who Will You Meet at the Dental Practice?

[Monica]

This is a thorough post, Sarah! Most people fear going to the dentist but you are doing a great job at demystifying it and normalizing the experience. Well done!

[Julie Mayfield]

Enjoyed it immensely. And a pat on my own back as I think I’ve always said “I’m afraid of going to the dentist” or “I hate GOING to the dentist”. My heart goes out to the dentist as a sometimes feared physician. ANYWAY, I enjoy your posts. I’d be interested in YOU describing about proper brushing, etc. You’re good at taking info and making it enjoyable to learn about.

[Sarah Tindall]

Thanks Julie! 😀

[Cathryn Unverricht]

How to Overcome Your Insecurities

[Monica]

Love this post! Embrace your awkwardness, we are all a bit strange in our own ways 😀

[Lydia Brinkmann]

Hi, just curious how you get your post to show up like that here, not just an underlined link but with the text and pic that makes us want to click ;). Thanks!

[Kate.elliott]

Great post! Thanks for sharing 🙂

[Rachel Snead]

https://yournaturalelegance.com/why-i-dont-tan

This is my fourth blog post!

[Monica]

Such a great post, Rachel! You are making such great points about the beauty industry, well done 🙂

[Bonnie Taylor Wachowicz]

I think this is important information, Rachel. My stepdaughter just told me about EWG.org, where they rate different sunscreens and moisturizers for harmful chemicals. Might be a good resource for your readers too.

[Julie Mayfield]

https://eyesofamidwife.com/birthworkers-doulas-and-midwives-oh-my-sorting-out-terms-of-birthwork/

4th post!

[Monica]

A really well written and relevant post, Julie, well done 🙂

[Mikayla King]

https://cakedsquared.com/recipe-review-chocolate-croissants/

[Monica]

Wow Mikayla, those croissants look amazing!! Will look for that recipe for sure.

[Hilary Mahoney]

I didn’t have a lot of time today, but here is my fourth post:

https://hilarymahoney.com/what-should-we-learn/

[Monica]

This is an awesome way to engage with your readers, Hilary 🙂

[Bonnie Taylor Wachowicz]

Great ideas, Hilary! Can’t wait to see what else you come up with.

[Cheryl.quigley]

Great idea

[Racquel Kiezebrink]

Fourth blog post! SO behind, however I am quite proud of the progress I’ve made:)

https://clothesandjesus.com/inspired-by-elizabeth-gilbert-taking-the-fear-out-of-creativity/

[Monica]

Loved this insight and analysis to Elizabeth Gilbert’s Ted Talk, Racquel! Well done 🙂

[Bonnie Taylor Wachowicz]

Blog post #4. My first affiliate link included in this one. Still needs some images.

[Bonnie Taylor Wachowicz]

https://livecheapdreambig.com/my-1-tactic-for-getting-around-fear/

Blog post #4. Includes my first affiliate link. Could use some images.

[Monica]

This is such an inspiring post, Bonnie! And definitely a great method to overcome fear. Great job 🙂

[Bonnie Taylor Wachowicz]

Thanks, Monica!

[Nancy Burnett]

https://thepeacefulmoments.com/category/blog-post/

I had trouble this time with images. Was able to get 1 not where I wanted it but it is in there.’Also having trouble with my subscribe panel not showing up on my site. any help appreciated.

[Monica]

Absolutely loved this post about Loneliness, Nancy! Well done 🙂

[Casey Williams]

Fourth post is up! https://theanchoredmamas.com/updating-our-kitchen-backsplash-painting-tile/

[Monica]

Sometimes, certain things seem so hard to tackle and yet, they end up being easy DIY’s! This is a great example, Casey! Looks much better and minimalistic. Well done 🙂

[Emily Magrini]

A Wardrobe Staple // Vol. 1

[Monica]

Loved this look, Emily! So fun and fresh 🙂

[Lydia Brinkmann]

Here is my 4th post. I kind of want to redo posts 1 through 4, combining them and paring them down. I feel like I now have 4 posts of fluff and none of the real content my users will value yet. So I will make my 5th post much more valuable.

http://www.1sellerofpurple.com/why-subscribe-to-my-blog-easy-checklists-and-more/

[Monica]

I feel adventurous every time I read you blog, Lydia! Well done 🙂

[Deborah Ramsey Proctor]

Please provide some feedback!

https://living-well-just-because.com/let-us-get-started-walking-for-better-mental-health/

[Monica]

Love how detailed this post is, Deborah! This is a great, informative post. Well done 🙂

[Magda.abarca]

Wow Deborah,

Your post was very well written. I felt like I knew everything I needed to do to go for a walk. I liked all the details and the images you used. Keep up the awesome work.

[Deborah Ramsey Proctor]

I feel like everybody’s blog looks better than mine. How to you get the blog post under the correct tab on your website?

[Deborah Ramsey Proctor]

Please give feedback, I am feeling a bit unsure about my efforts.

[Magda.abarca]

Deborah,

I think you are being too hard on yourself. I liked your website. Although when I feel that way I find videos to help me do what I want to do I hope this helps.

[Francis Proctor]

Latest Blog Post! 5 Benefits to Fishing as a Hobby!
https://inflannelproductions.com/5-benefits-to-fishing-as-…/

[Magda.abarca]

Hi Francis,

Your post is very complete. I enjoyed how you set up the subheading and an image on each. Keep up the good work. Did you take those pictures?

[Dani Laurin]

Super excited about this one! https://ablessing.net/hmmm-whats-for-supper/

[Monica]

Great post, Dani! Can’t wait to see what recipes you come up with 🙂

[Heather.locke]

I really liked this post. I am a new mom as well and have a toddler at home. It is always so hard to try and figure out what to eat and I do exactly what you do. This was so great, you really brought me into your post.

[Astha Sharma]

My new blog on stocks. Check it out.
https://asthasphere.com/stock-lessons-for-beginners/

[Monica]

This is such a complete and helpful post, Astha! I was always so curious about stocks and you explained everything so well. Well done 🙂

[Melissa.dunnington]

<div>Hi, everyone! Here is my fourth blog post.</div>

Sativa vs Indica! Which one is right for you?

[Monica]

This is such a great and informative post, Melissa! Well done 🙂

[Heather.locke]

https://theteachermomscramble.com/he-peed-on-the-table/

[Monica]

This is hilarious, Heather! Love how children are so innocent and creative, can’t believe he put is potty on the living room table. At least he’s not pooping in boxes anymore 😀

[Kate.elliott]

<div>https://big-love-fromk8.com/who-you-should-speak-to-about-binge-eating-disorder/</div><div&gt;

My 4th post 🙂

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[Kate.elliott]

<div>https://big-love-fromk8.com/who-you-should-speak-to-about-binge-eating-disorder/</div><div&gt;

I hope this one works

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[Monica]

This is such a helpful post, Kate. You are really bringing awareness to such an important issue. Well done 🙂

[Maureen.petersen]

5 Tips to Raising Strong Leaders

[Monica]

This is such an interesting post, Maureen! Such great tips on parenthood and how to bring up your kids with the best values. This is definitely one of the best posts I’ve read this week!

[Christine.earle]

Hope you like it

[Christine.earle]

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vcJbq1bWshrUIyZrLyRVAHsAy8syMjbFF-KnavkqIDQ/edit Sorry here is the link🤦🏻

[Magda.abarca]

Hi Christine,

This is a good start. When I write my post I think that my reader knows very little about my topic and therefore I add many details to create a clear picture. I think doing this will help your post grow. It is also good to imagine you are taking to a friend. I hope this helps let me know if you have anymore questions.

[Kristi.dusenbery]

The Laughing Grandma: https://thelaughinggrandma.com/about-being-grandma/

[Monica]

Will definitely show this post to my grandma, Kristi! I felt every word you wrote and i could only think of her. Such a beautiful post, well done.

[Elizabeth.rodriguez]

absolutely love your blog!

[Rebecca.obinque]

In Five Years: Book Review

I would appreciate any feed back on this post. This was a harder book for me to write my thoughts on. So I hope it doesn’t sound like too much rambling . 🙂

[Monica]

As I’ve said before, I really like the way you structure these reviews, Rebecca! Such a helpful and straight forward review. Well done 🙂

[Lisa.kinoti]

My fourth blog post. This one is a new topic for me and I was really nervous to share what I have been learning about money and debunking the global myths centered around it. Can’t wait to get your feedback.

Why Money is Not The Root of Evil

http://box2261.temp.domains/~carpthed/why-money-is-not-the-root-of-evil/

Lisa.

[Monica]

Love that you approached a subject that is such a taboo for so many people, Lisa! I totally agree with you in the sense that we were always educated to look at money as something evil but the truth is so much good can come from it. Well done, your posts are so thought provoking 🙂

[Lisa.kinoti]

Thank you for reading my post once again Monica. I always appreciate your feedback. I am finding that the more I blog, the more I get in touch with my authentic world view. Hopefully I can reach a niche of people who have the same world view or I can help others with their limiting beliefs, as I have been helped on my journey by others I admire. Lisa.

[Elizabeth.rodriguez]

Hey! I looked, but didn’t read. I’m sorry. I highly reccomend getting the YOAST SEO Plug-in. Its free but I will help you write so that It is easier for readers to read. Readers like small paragraphs about 1-3 sentences long and lots of pictures to break it up. Big paragraphs can “scare” some readers away.

[Anonymous]

http://wellnesswithsol.com/why-the-earth-is-crucial-for-your-wellness/

[Monica]

This is such an important post, Ashley! Love that your are spreading awareness to how important our Earth is. Great job 🙂

[Julian]

My 4th post is about a Brazilian pastry shop that makes everyone’s life sweeter: https://aondebrasil.com/padoca-confeitaria-brasileira-em-longueuil/. I’m also very happy to have compiled almost all names for my e-mail list. Yay!

[Monica]

Wow, this is awesome, Julian! I’m sure so many Brazilians will be so thankful for this post 😀

[Mackenzie.frey]

https://theworldtravelbugs.com/the-secret-behind-it-all/

[Monica]

Such an inspiring post, Mackenzie! Your whole journey has been so interesting to follow 🙂

[Scott.charleboix]

My fourth blog was: Making a page to display your Pinterest boards.

[Scott.charleboix]

I’ve changed the type of my page from a blog to a website. It’s going to take a lot more effort on my part to put in the headers and logos. But I want the direction leaning towards the website effort and people can go to the blog for details. Here’s the link to the new static page, that has links to my Pinterest Boards – I’ve also added pins for each board at the bottom of the page. https://pinterestartwork.com/

[Monica]

You are doing such an amazing job with your site, Scott! Looks awesome 🙂

[Scott.charleboix]

My fifth post is: How to create a seasonal planning calendar for Pinterest to explode your blog.

[Elizabeth.rodriguez]

This is my fourth post about how I struggled with depression, and it affected my kids so I got the help I needed.

https://eachpassingday.com/depression-and-parenting-and-how-my-family-healed/

[Andrew Lassman]

That is quite revealing and I am sure it will help many people who are struggling.

[Monica]

Love how raw and vulnerable this post is, Elizabeth! Wow. Thank you for sharing 🙂

[Andrew Lassman]

<div><div data-sidebar-sticky=”1″><div><article id=”post-40″><header>MYTHS AND MYSTERIES SURROUNDING THE 4TH OF JULY AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION.<div>July 11, 2020

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By: Ladislav

The fourth of July weekend has passed in America, we just celebrated American independence and our birth as a sovereign nation. In my neck of the woods people were launching fireworks for a week before the celebration!

The celebration of the fourth of July seems pretty straight -forward and would seem to have nothing to do with myth or legend. However, over the years certain events tied to the fourth of July have made their way into American myth and folklore and an auspicious stellar event ties our great American celebration to mysterious traditions of the ancient world.

The continental congress determined to declare independence from England on July 2, 1776 which has caused some over the years to consider this date as the real holiday of independence. July 4, 1776 was the day that congress agreed to adopt Thomas Jefferson’s Declaration of Independence. In a strange twist of fate Thomas Jefferson himself died on July 4, 1826 within five hours of his fellow founding father John Adams. According to the lore, on his deathbed, John Adams uttered, “Jefferson still survives.” (Facts.Com, 2020)

From a stellar perspective the fourth of July 2020 is marked by a conjunction of the sun and the star Sirius. This conjunction begins an astronomical event which culminates in the heliacal rising of the star Sirius around 15-16 August. (Up, 2020) The heliacal rising of the star Sirius is the time when Sirius rises just before the Sun at the dawn.This year we also get a full moon during Independence Day weekend! At this time you may be asking, “Why is this guy talking about astronomical events?”, “I thought this was a mythology, lore and fantasy blog, not astrology!” The reason, my friends, is that many times our mythology and folklore are intimately tied to stellar events. This knowledge can be incredibly enriching when considering these stories or gazing up at the stars.

This stellar event was particularly venerated by the ancient Egyptians. The rising of Sirius before dawn in mid-August marked the beginning of “the Dog Days “, and the annual flooding of the Nile. Since the Egyptians relied on the flooding of the Nile to enrich their land for crop growth this was an extremely important event. They liked to say that the flooding of the Nile was caused by the tears of the goddess Isis in her grief over her husband, the slain god Osiris. Thus the star Sirius is intimately associated with the goddess Isis herself. But what does all of this have to do with America? Well, Isis being the archetypal mother goddess of the ancient world was venerated through many names in many different countries and her cult was ubiquitous throughout the ancient world. Her most recent persona can be found as the goddess Columbia. According to the Masonic Philosophical Society, “Columbia as a symbol is far too complex and deeply-rooted to be ascribed as a creation of political machinations. Columbia is only the latest name given to a goddess who is older than recorded history and can be traced in her modern form to the early Egyptian dynasties. She has been known throughout history variously as Inanna and Ishtar by the Sumerians, Kali by the Hindus, Freya by the Norse and most notably as Isis by the ancient Egyptians. She is the goddess of love, wisdom, warfare and destiny and is venerated by all cultures as the mother of civilization.” (Suvari, 2016) Curiously enough our own statue of liberty is a representation of Columbia/Isis.

I hope that this article enhanced your understanding of American Independence Day with a mythological and stellar perspective.

References:

Facts.Com, C. (2020). The Story of the Fourth of July. Retrieved from Constitution Facts.Com: https://www.constitutionfacts.com/us-declaration-of-independence/fourth-of-july/

Suvari, A. (2016, January 17). Columbia: An American Goddess. Retrieved from The Masonic Philosophical Society: https://blog.philosophicalsociety.org/2016/01/17/columbia-an-american-goddess/

Up, W. T. (2020, May 25). 2020 August 15-16: Heliacal Rising Of Sirius. Retrieved from When The Curves Line Up: https://whenthecurveslineup.com/2020/05/25/2020-august-15-16-helical-rising-of-sirius/

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[Monica]

Such an interesting and unique post, Andrew! Great job 🙂

[Dana.burrows]

The 4th blog post!

https://dailydoseofvitamind.com/my-love-for-travel/

[Monica]

I identify so much with this post, Dana! I too love traveling and it is the one thing that money buys that brings me so much happiness! Well done 🙂

[Magda.abarca]

I am sorry I could not post yesterday I was problems with Bluehost. Below you will find my forth post.

https://parentteachnow.com/5-ways-to-get-immediately-unstuck-when-teaching-at-home/

[Monica]

Such an interesting post and love how you structured it with all the images! Makes it so easy to read and so much more pleasing to look at 🙂 Well done!

[Saebyl.mcdoulett]

<div>I just wrote a post about burnout. Because, let’s face it, a lot of us get pumped about a new project and then work our butts off for a month. Then…radio silence. This should give you some tips on how to avoid such an unfortunate predicament!

<div>https://www.findingthebeat.com/how-to-avoid-burnout-when-starting-new-personal-projects/

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[Monica]

So much knowledge in this post, Saebyl! A very interesting and relevant post to read, especially now that I’m also starting a personal project! Thank you for this, great job 🙂

[Anonymous]

https://makeworksuckless.org/why-you-need-to-leave-work-on-time-and-not-feel-guilty/

[Monica]

This is a part of the US work culture that I find very disturbing and I’m so glad you are approaching it in such a straight forward way, Jason! Time is so precious and everyone should be able to enjoy it without feeling guilty.

[Bryanna.forest]

https://akintokindness.com/practical-mindfulness-how-to-incorporate-being-mindful-into-your-busy-day/

[Monica]

Absolutely loved this post, Bryanna! You make Mindfulness seem so much more simple than everything else I’ve read about it. I will definitely look into this practice 🙂

[Cheryl.quigley]

https://cats-and-crafts.com/who-else-is-feeling-creativity-challenged/

[Monica]

This is such a great post, Cheryl! Well done 🙂

[Luis.ramos]

4th Blog Post on HomePage: http://www.TodoSobreDislexia.com

[Monica]

Awesome post, Luis! Absolutely love the pic collage that you posted with the text and really like the format that you use for your posts. Using bold titles really makes it so much easier to read. Well done 🙂

[Alyssa.sorensen]

17 Self-Care Ideas When You’re Feeling Down

[Monica]

These are amazing self-care ideas, Alyssa! Great post, well done 🙂

[Stephanie.ao]

Fourth blog post

3 TIPS I would tell my younger self

Thanks!

[Monica]

What a beautifully written post, Stephanie! Very moving and vulnerable. Well done 🙂

[Lori]

https://re-create-your-script.com/love-yourself/

[Katrina]

Hello Lori,

Your post is so right! How can we expect others to love us if we can’t love ourselves? I love your post and I think it was beautifully written.

[Katrina]

https://naturelovinghomeschoolingmom.com/how-to-make-homeschooling-easier/

[Monica]

Hi Katrina! Unfortunately your blog isn’t live yet. Make sure to launch it in the Bluehost dashboard 🙂

[Daysi]

Hi All, here’s my 4th post! thank you 🙂

3 Cigars You Must Try This Summer

[Monica]

Love how you explore so many different types! Such an interesting read 🙂 Well done!

[Chris]

Hi fellow bloggers. Here is my 4th. post. Couples: Practice Telling The Truth!

gotyourldon.com

[Chris]

https://gotyourldon.com

[Vijaya]

<div>Hi, This is my fourth blog in the series. Please do visit and post the comments.</div>

Best wishes to you all.

Living in the moment

[Monica]

Such a deep and meaningful post, Vijaya! Love the tranquility and peacefulness of your writing. You are doing a great job!