A thoughtful journey on the internal path written in the tradition of Richard Bach’s Jonathan Livingston Seagull and Esther Hicks’s Sara, The Bell Maker is an insightful snapshot of what the universe can show you once you let it in or rather, more accurately, once you let it out.Seek Your SilenceValidate Your VoiceSoar Your SpiritWanted and Welcomed. Seekers of all kinds. Come take a little comfort and refuge from the Great Age of Sound. Discover what the ancient bell makers knew. Find what all people once knew. Travel yourself for a few hours and you may find it to be still true today.Sadly, over time, bell makers were replaced with noisemakers. They peddled work with little purpose and great distractions to fill what they claimed to be the emptiness inside. No one before then thought they were empty. Instead, they knew that inside, deep inside us all, lay the vast endlessness of possibility. But soon, people were so filled with noise they could no longer hear themselves. They could no longer hear the voice within. The people became so filled with noise and distraction that they had no room left inside for even one more clear and radiant note from a bell. This began the Great Age of Sound. But, before this Great Age of Sound, there were bell makers. And they were magic. This is the story of one such man.
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Chris Bowen has been the Teacher of the Year for three different schools, for his current school district, and for Los Angeles County which employs approximately 80,000 teachers. Come take a journey that he has used over and over in his classrooms, from kinder to college, to engage and fascinate all audiences.
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