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The Smoky Mountain Honeycomb
The Smoky Mountain Honeycomb
The Smoky Mountain Honeycomb
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The Smoky Mountain Honeycomb

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Short story to be told to young children about a living mountain that had very strict requirements to allow any climber to reach its summit.

The author explains why the mountain did not allow everybody to ascend to its top and tells how the mountain used through its power within nature that had been conferred on it by God, some natural elements that prevented certain people from climbing, and even groups of mountaineers because they did not fulfill their spiritual obligations.

The author even offers some explanations that may seem improbable to explain about the action of some natural elements in his story.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateJul 13, 2023
ISBN9798215964163
The Smoky Mountain Honeycomb

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    The Smoky Mountain Honeycomb - Fernando Davalos

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    Index

    The volcano

    The requirements

    The reward

    Our ascension

    The darkness

    Our mistake and bewilderment

    The electric storm

    The escape

    The storm ceases

    Group reflection

    The high mountain Bees

    The protective Bees

    Final reflection

    The volcano

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    Once upon a time there was a smoky mountain, a volcano that was alive and felt all those who sought to climb to its top and allowed some to reach it, but not all.

    And not every day or in all seasons of the year he allowed them to arrive.

    It seemed to the volcano that with each mountaineer it admitted to its summit its own sacredness diminished a little.

    The requirements

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