Growing Up
Growing Up by Carol J. Keeler, published by AuthorHouse in 2007, is a 72-page work that invites readers to reflect on the beauty of nature and the profound experiences it can evoke. Through vivid imagery, the book encourages a deeper appreciation for the world around us, highlighting moments of tranquility and inspiration found in everyday observations.
In this edition, readers will encounter a series of contemplative reflections that explore themes of existence and connection to the divine. The narrative emphasizes the significance of nature’s beauty, from the blooming rose to the vastness of the sky, and how these experiences can elevate one’s understanding of life. The book’s focus on concepts such as size and shape within the context of juvenile fiction makes it accessible for a younger audience, while also resonating with readers of all ages.
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Have you ever slowed-down or paused long enough to observe and assimilate the fragrant beauty of a rose in bloom, the trees, the rolling hills, a placid lake, the monumental splendor of the mountains, the gigantic seas with endless and unceasing multi-storied walls that crash upon the smooth and countless grains of sand, only to retreat and come at you again? Have you every laid upon a bed of grass and gazed at the majestic beauty of Gods clear blue and infinite domain? Have you observed the arabesque construction, the peaceful muted beauty and serenity of clouds as they drift by? I tell you this, it is absolutely beautiful and inspiring and awesome. It is beautiful beyond words and awesome beyond the limits of mortal comprehension. It is an experience that dwarfs and transcends all that is finite and mortal and links you with the two intangibles, the infinite and the immortal, it brings you close, ever so close, to your creator! It makes kings of mere men and giants of Lilliputians. It gives dignity and peace to man. It provides the answer to man’s quest for his existence. It is a physical, mental and spiritual experience that transcends earthly vice and pleasures and bestows temporary immortality. It makes you realize how small you are. It makes you humble!
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