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Soul Finesse
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Soul Finesse Mindfully focuses on wellness in our lives through therapeutic music that builds resilience and enables us to thrive amidst life’s challenges.
Our Core Value and Object is to promotes Six Dimensions of Wellness: emotional, occupational, physical, social, intellectual, and spiritual. Addressing all six dimensions of wellness in our lives builds a holistic sense of wellness and fulfillment through therapeutic music and Meditation.
We believe Health is wealth and this interdependent model for the Six Dimensions of Wellness provides the categories from which Soul Finesse derives its resources and services.
Our Core Value and Object is to promotes Six Dimensions of Wellness: emotional, occupational, physical, social, intellectual, and spiritual. Addressing all six dimensions of wellness in our lives builds a holistic sense of wellness and fulfillment through therapeutic music and Meditation.
We believe Health is wealth and this interdependent model for the Six Dimensions of Wellness provides the categories from which Soul Finesse derives its resources and services.
Narrative of The Life of Frederick Douglass (Audiobook) (1845)
Chapter Guide at The Bottom
First published in 1845, the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass became Frederick Douglass's most well-known work. It is as the name implies his autobiography.
Frederick Douglass was born a slave and underwent horrendous treatment at the hands of his owners. He later escaped to the north and became an outspoken abolitionist. Not only did he have a great life story to tell, his skill in telling it has long been admired. Douglass travelled throughout Europe lecturing about slavery.
After publication, the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass quickly became a best seller and within three years there were over 11,000 copies published in the United States, had been reprinted nine times and had been translated into two languages (Dutch and French). The book was so well written that some argued that an ex-slave could not be as articulate as Frederick Douglass demonstrated himself to be. Of course, Douglass did write the book and it stands today as a monument to the human spirit and what may be achieved with hard work no matter where in society somebody may begin.
Frederick Douglass had to leave the United States and flee to Ireland for a period after the books publication and its immediate success for some believed that Douglas' ex-owner Hugh Auld might try to get his "property" returned. After two years he was able to return to the United States after his freedom was purchased for $710 from Auld.
If you are interested in learning about the life of a great man who rose above his birth as a slave and became one of the greatest literary figures in American history, the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass is the book to read.
Audiobook read by : Marvinpayne www.marvinpayne.com
Chapter Guide :
0:00: - preface
Chapter 1 - 0:26:00
Chapter 2 - 0:37:17
Chapter 3 - 0:48:41
Chapter 4 - 0:56:30
Chapter 5 - 1:05:05
Chapter 6 - 1:14:02
Chapter 7 - 1:21:05
Chapter 8 - 1:34:05
Chapter 9 - 1:44:36
Chapter 10 - 1:55:39
Chapter 11 - 3:02:22
credits : thanks to xGhostyBoyx ,and jack Romer
First published in 1845, the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass became Frederick Douglass's most well-known work. It is as the name implies his autobiography.
Frederick Douglass was born a slave and underwent horrendous treatment at the hands of his owners. He later escaped to the north and became an outspoken abolitionist. Not only did he have a great life story to tell, his skill in telling it has long been admired. Douglass travelled throughout Europe lecturing about slavery.
After publication, the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass quickly became a best seller and within three years there were over 11,000 copies published in the United States, had been reprinted nine times and had been translated into two languages (Dutch and French). The book was so well written that some argued that an ex-slave could not be as articulate as Frederick Douglass demonstrated himself to be. Of course, Douglass did write the book and it stands today as a monument to the human spirit and what may be achieved with hard work no matter where in society somebody may begin.
Frederick Douglass had to leave the United States and flee to Ireland for a period after the books publication and its immediate success for some believed that Douglas' ex-owner Hugh Auld might try to get his "property" returned. After two years he was able to return to the United States after his freedom was purchased for $710 from Auld.
If you are interested in learning about the life of a great man who rose above his birth as a slave and became one of the greatest literary figures in American history, the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass is the book to read.
Audiobook read by : Marvinpayne www.marvinpayne.com
Chapter Guide :
0:00: - preface
Chapter 1 - 0:26:00
Chapter 2 - 0:37:17
Chapter 3 - 0:48:41
Chapter 4 - 0:56:30
Chapter 5 - 1:05:05
Chapter 6 - 1:14:02
Chapter 7 - 1:21:05
Chapter 8 - 1:34:05
Chapter 9 - 1:44:36
Chapter 10 - 1:55:39
Chapter 11 - 3:02:22
credits : thanks to xGhostyBoyx ,and jack Romer
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2 HOURS Relaxing Music | Meditation | Relaxation Music for Sleep | Body, Mind and Spirit Healing
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Recommended listening: a minimum of one hour a day in a period of three weeks to three months, preferably at night. The use of headphones is recommended. #Relaxation Music #Meditation .................................................. .............. Welcome to Soul Finesse, our Brain is part of Human transcendence connected to the universe. Throughout our life we do not stop creating synaptic...
Poor "Pick"...how could humans treat each other so horribly?
How a human being could do this to another and then call themselves "Christians" and "civilized" is totally beyond comprehension.
I bet today's young white people do not know this is how their wealth came about. God forgive them.
Thank you so much for posting this! I have dyslexia, and reading for long periods of times is very overwhelming and exhausting. This was a big help!
Wow! It's hard to believe we have evolved so little 😢
I am dedicated to not reading a word of the book outside of class lmao
Alright we starting this 1 am before the 5th hour class while doing an APUSH reading guide
Parts of this book bring to mind the film 12 Years a Slave.
31:46 pg 22
every word a poem
I love you, Frederick Douglas you are a hero. You are a legend. You are strong. You are powerful. You are strength. You became a fugitive. You were intelligent, witty charming you endured so much pain you saw so much and yet you prevailed you didn’t know your mother, you met her four or five times, what strength you are you are love. I love you.💜✨💪🏽🙏🏽👆🏽💜✨
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Thank you for making this, I have problems reading books but I have a midterm and this book is required to be read for it. You helped me so much!! :D
Jesus what species are we dealing with here? Killing, beating people to death because they made mistakes!!! This is really sad and disturbing.
West Side of Europe was reppin hard those days
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Brown Lisa Martinez Jeffrey Lee Karen
Thank you so much! This made my class reading so much better.
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Anderson Amy Thomas John Anderson Anna
@AnayikaThompson I have a request please. Are you able to read "The Philadelphia Negro Book by W. E. B. Du Bois" Please? I am assigned this book for my concepts of population and disease class and I am having a really hard time keeping up with the reading along with my other school work. If you could I would appreciate that so so so much. I'm not sure if you take request like this but I thought that it was worth a try.
Thank you so much ❤
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Lee Paul Garcia Scott Anderson Elizabeth
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This is my first time reading/listening to this incredible man's journey to freedom and I am moved beyond words. The narration was excellent and the writing of Frederick Douglass is certainly an historical treasure to be remembered always. It was a terrible part of American history.
How can this man be so smart but not know his fellow black man was the people who sold him!!!?
Respect to 4th of July speech
30:39 pause time
Book start at about 26 min
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bookmark- chapter 8
The genius that was Frederick Douglass is absolutely unfathomable by today's standards he was the first true absolute genius of the black community...‼️‼️‼️ BTW I m a 68 year old white male....
Im sure you could consider others before him to be geniuses.
@@user-wb7nv9ht1g why don't you try saying something that actually makes sense 🤔
AP English Language
Are we taking the same class 💀
@@Kappa-fv3sb Maybe
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Thank you
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Summer reading💀
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Bruh my test tmmr
@@ThatchillnggaLewi how’d it go? 😬
@@ThatchillnggaLewibruh I have mines tmr now 😂
I read this in jail and enjoyed it a great deal. He was a slave quite a long time before he finally decided to make a break for it. He even beat up one of his "masters" (who was absolutely terrible). He would see boats in the harbor and wonder what it would be like to be on one heading north. He once said, "I spend my life praying to God to set me free, but nothing happened until I prayed with my legs). I believe he was also married to a white lady (if I remember correctly) which was quite progressive for the time.
What did you do to get in jail.
@@MasonHenning-h4k He was taken there from Africa for no crime at all
I believe that we all can gain some true knowledge and an understanding as to are own ways in which we have slaved and enslaved those from which were to be the unfortunate and were closest round, and also to are selves efficient in ways of doubt and negativity capable only tobe amount able, only fears insecurities into selfish mutilation. This has surely made me more conscientious of my capabilities and responsibilities to first myself,never stop being who I'am. But also to everyone around to reflect and bring about more of those of us who are capable and inspire to speak out. Truly and sincerely Le'Anna E. Leahy❤ please read listen and stand-up we all together can make changes to make a difference thank you Dave Chappell ❤❤❤😊
Dave Chappelle brought me here.
Who else is here because of Dave Chappelle?
I know what you're talking about - after hearing the question from the crowd person and the answer he gave, based on the crowds reaction I went straight to check it out.
Not me
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