Thursday, February 2, 2012

Dr. Aaron D. Lewis: Amazing destinations for world travelers

Since the start of year 2012, avid world travelers such as Dr. Aaron D. Lewis have been seeking for amazing destinations to visit. Aside from breathtaking sceneries, travel enthusiasts look for upcoming events and festivals when deciding on their next destination. Below are some of the top picks for travel destinations in 2012 as chosen by travelers worldwide.

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Toronto, Canada - Known as a common filming location for movies and TV shows, Toronto offers its visitors a taste of urban living but with a fresher air. Also, the increase in its multicultural population resulted in a wide array of foreign cuisine, from Italian to Indian. Tourists who want to catch the Toronto International Film Festival, one of the city’s big events, can come on September.

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Fairbanks, Alaska - Fairbanks is a great choice for travel enthusiasts like Dr. Aaron D. Lewis especially if they want to have a great view of the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis. In fact, NASA reports that this year’s display would be the brightest in 50 years. Venues such as the Aurora Borealis Lodge and the Mt. Aurora Skiland Lodge are great spots during the light display.

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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - One of the most visited cities in the world, Kuala Lumpur is preferred by many travelers because of its relatively low costs in hotels, and its wide variety of cuisine and shopping products. Because of its multicultural residents, Kuala Lumpur holds various events and festivals throughout the year.



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Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Dr. Aaron D. Lewis: “Good health is an innate right for all humanity”

“Good health is not a cultural experience. It is an innate right for all humanity,” says ministry founder and best-selling author Dr. Aaron D. Lewis.

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According to the World Health Organization, micronutrient deficiencies, such as the lack of vitamin A, iron, iodine, and zinc, have put more than two billion people around the world at risk. Among children under the age of five in the third world, malnutrition contributes to 53 percent of deaths associated with infectious diseases. Malnutrition compromises the immune system, thus escalating the frequency, severity, and duration of childhood illnesses. Micronutrient deficiencies also impair intellectual growth, personal development, and adult productivity.

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As stable health should not be based on any geographic, cultural, or political category, achievement of such condition must be equal to everyone, to every nation. It’s been a right since birth, and people are supposed to have fair access to nutritious food, a clean environment, and decent medical facilities. Dr. Aaron D. Lewis is among those who agree that while many high-quality health care facilities are available today, there are still many people who could hardly benefit from these services due to socio-economic constraints.


The World Health Organization has defined global health as “the area of study, research and practice that places a priority on improving health and achieving equityin health for all people worldwide.” Hence, global health is not just about the worldwide enhancement of physical condition, but also the reduction of disparities between countries and protection against global threats that ignores national borders.

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Sunday, December 4, 2011

Reading between the lines: Dr. Aaron Lewis explains why self-help books matter

Dr. Aaron D. Lewis, a New York Times best-selling author who has written many self-help books, believes that books which encourage improvement in its readers are must-reads.

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To begin with, self-help books can be considered instruction manuals to living life. With these books, people no longer need to depend on others for knowledge that they can use and apply to their lives in order to survive within society. Written media is powerful, and Dr. Lewis strongly believes that writers should use this power to touch people’s lives.

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Another use for written media is for writers to share their experiences in life and the lessons they have learned from them in order to help in guiding others.


Dr. Aaron D. Lewis has penned numerous self-help books meant to assist with the varying problems people face. On top of being a successful author, he has also reached out to aspiring writers who want to publish their work. Thus, the Independencia Press was born, which is meant to serve the editorial needs of writers everywhere.

The Independencia Press offers services such as cover design, editing, printing, proofreading, and formatting and pagination. All these are done with the aim to aid independent writers in publishing their first books.

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For more information about Dr. Aaron D. Lewis and the Independencia Press, visit its website at www.independenciapress.com.

Thursday, September 29, 2011

Dr. Aaron D. Lewis: Prayers are powerful healers

Dr. Aaron D. Lewis believes that suffering is not produced by destiny but by people’s choices. People who have gotten stuck on the downside of the wheel may have grown apathetic of their case, attributing their tough luck to fate. But Dr. Lewis explains that there is a powerful instrument that can help turn things around for these individuals—prayers.


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The mind is a powerful tool that can do wonders. It controls how the body reacts towards certain stimuli that are present in a person’s immediate environment. But there is more to the mind than just being a device for reacting. According to Dr. Aaron D. Lewis, the mind—through praying—can condition the body to heal itself from the traumas of worldly torment.


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Prayers can do great things for people going through difficulties. By praying, people can understand the concept of hope in their acknowledgement of and acceptance that “Someone” out there can help them in their lowest moments. All they have to do is trigger their faith by communicating to the Divine Power that they believe can help them surpass their situations. Dr. Lewis believes in the “mind over matter” concept: that if people consider the fact that they will be eased of their pains, then they will be eased of them eventually.


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Dr. Lewis himself takes the time to pray for others whenever he’s given the chance.


More information about Dr. Aaron D. Lewis can be found at www.draarondlewis.com.

Friday, August 26, 2011

Judge the book by its cover: Dr. Aaron D. Lewis’ expertise on book packaging and cover design

"Don’t judge a book by its cover" is a famous saying. However, it doesn’t really apply to books the way it applies to people. Dr. Aaron D. Lewis, one of America’s best-selling author, knows this and through his publishing company, Independencia Press, he helps authors come up with the best book cover design.


Independencia Press was built around the objective of helping out writers in getting their literary piece printed. The company offers an array of services, from proofreading to packaging, which answers its clients’ printing needs.


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One of the specializations of Independencia Press is its creative book cover designs. The company’s ability to turn a concept into art has been recognized by its clients over the years. By having highly skilled designers in the team, Independencia Press is always able to meet its client’s expectations, if not exceed them.


Dr. Aaron D. Lewis’ company makes sure that its clients’ book designs are appealing and interesting enough to catch potential readers’ attention at a glance. By its artistic inputs, Independencia Press makes its clients’ concept become a tangible reality.


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An outstanding trait of the company is its openness to new ideas and how it values the suggestions of its clients. From front cover to blurbs, Independencia Press ensures that the design of the book matches the vision of the writer. Through the company’s hardwork, it consistently provides its clients with nothing but awesome covers.


For more information on Independencia Press, visit IndependencaPress.Com.

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Pain Begone: Dr. Aaron D. Lewis Shares Why He Loves Chiropractic

Chiropractic is a form of alternative medicine that treats mechanical disorders of the musculoskeletal system, especially the spine. In his straight-shooting book Why I Love Chiropractic, Dr. Aaron D. Lewis, a spiritual leader, humanitarian, and ghostwriter of more than 100 books, shares moments of his own life and those of loved ones and friends to discuss how health problems vanished after undergoing chiropractic care.

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From minor allergies to painful endometriosis, chiropractic restores the body to the fighting machine it was meant to be. Through chiropractic, the central nervous system operates at optimal levels, making the body heal itself. It is considered by many to be a more effective method of healing compared to conventional medicine. Why I Love Chiropractic is a touching and personal book that reveals the power behind said alternative medicine method and the important role it can play in people’s lives. Dr. Aaron D. Lewis wrote the book and published it to share with others this non-invasive way of getting rid of pain so they can also live their lives to the fullest.

Many people have benefited from the healing powers of chiropractic. Kristen, a reader of Why I Love Chiropractic, used to suffer from pain and numbness in her legs. Her doctor diagnosed her pain as a deadly degenerative disease requiring a $1,000 MRI scan. Unable to pay for the scan, Kristen consulted a chiropractor. It turned out that the tugging in her legs was just a result of a pinched nerve. After a few visits to her chiropractor, Kristen’s pain and numbness slowly went away.

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Learn more about how chiropractic can help make your body pains go away by getting Dr. Lewis’ book online at www.whyilovechiropractic.com.

Friday, July 1, 2011

Dr. Aaron Lewis Blog: 3 FAQs about Publishing Answered

There is no other person perfect for answering publishing-related questions than New York Times bestselling author and founder of two publishing companies Dr. Aaron D. Lewis. Backed by a total of 35 years of professional writing and publishing experience, Dr. Lewis gives answers to the most asked questions about publishers and publishing.

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• What kind of an advance can I expect when a publisher signs me?
Nowadays, large publishers have cut back as much as 50 to 80 percent on their advances because of the current economy and because the publisher can’t be certain they will earn back the money they spend. First time authors with two or three published works usually don’t expect receiving an advance, but rather a solid publishing deal.

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• What do publishers usually think is the least attractive quality in a writer?
Dr. Aaron D. Lewis stresses that publishers find it unattractive when writers tell them, “You really need to publish this book. It’s going to be a bestseller.” They hear these lines everyday and it’s a drag. Publishers also find writers with bad grammar unappealing. They also hate authors who are ignorant about the process of publishing. Most writers think that their only job is to write the whole thing and leave the rest to the publisher. A writer who gets involved and is willing to learn the whole process makes a publisher feel secure about their risky investment.

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• What’s the biggest mistake a writer can make after signing with a publisher?
Most writers sign with their publishers without a full understanding of everything written on the contract. It is best to ask questions and study the whole contract first before signing to make sure the agreement is understood.

More questions about publishing are answered by Dr. Lewis at http://publishing-uncovered.blogspot.com.