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A wounded African elephant appears in a N.C. field while desperately needed vaccines are miraculously delivered to a clinic in Uganda. These stunning events are followed by more and more phenomena as endangered animals are whisked to safety and needed supplies are delivered to areas devastated by war, drought, flood, fire and famine.
What is making this happen? Is it benevolent aliens or is God tired of rampant greed and forcing us to tithe? Or could it be sentient wormhole activity? That is the question on the minds of physicists, ministers, philosophers, economists and psychologists all grappling with the bizarre happenings. Em, midwife and mother of fourteen year-old Corbin, is at the center when the first elephant comes to her.
How will Em and Corbin cope with being on the front line of the world chaos? Will the world discover what is behind the rebalancing of resources and the preservation of our precious wildlife?
What is making this happen? Is it benevolent aliens or is God tired of rampant greed and forcing us to tithe? Or could it be sentient wormhole activity? That is the question on the minds of physicists, ministers, philosophers, economists and psychologists all grappling with the bizarre happenings. Em, midwife and mother of fourteen year-old Corbin, is at the center when the first elephant comes to her.
How will Em and Corbin cope with being on the front line of the world chaos? Will the world discover what is behind the rebalancing of resources and the preservation of our precious wildlife?
247 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 21, 2022
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June 7, 2023
An inspiring story designed to provide hope, and to encourage kindness through sharing, in challenging times.
This story engenders faith in the basic goodness of human nature, oft times led astray by fear. The message is clear. If we don't change our selfish ways, they will be changed for us. What I liked most about this complex array of entangled lives were the many concrete ideas concerning how we each can make this planet a better world for all, humans and non-humans alike. We each have a part to play, believe it or not. Highly recommended reading. Kevin Thomas Morgan
This story engenders faith in the basic goodness of human nature, oft times led astray by fear. The message is clear. If we don't change our selfish ways, they will be changed for us. What I liked most about this complex array of entangled lives were the many concrete ideas concerning how we each can make this planet a better world for all, humans and non-humans alike. We each have a part to play, believe it or not. Highly recommended reading. Kevin Thomas Morgan
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