My new book

I've decided to write a second book titled, On and On, the story of the ecliptic! This picture will be the cover!

It'll be a collection of short narratives (vignettes) that examine the origin of things ancient and mysterious! There are several stories that I like in particular. My favorite is Genesis 25! This vignette will clarify the birthright that Jacob said, (speaking to Esau) "Sell me your birthright today." The second is the Cerne Abbas Giant - tho this is a very very difficult story to tell.
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James
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I've decided to write a second book titled, "On and On, the story of the ecliptic!" This picture will be on the cover! It'll be a collection of short narratives (vignettes) that examine the origin of things ancient and mysterious! There are several stories that I like in particular. My favorite is Genesis 25! This vignette will clarify the birthright that Jacob said, (speaking to Esau) "Sell me your birthright today." The second is the Cerne Abbas Giant - tho this is a very very difficult story to tell.

Nice cover.
It makes me wonder what the child is seeing and/or thinking as it looks out the window.

Abe

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Nice cover. It makes me wonder what the child is seeing and/or thinking as it looks out the window.

That is the mystique of legend and myth and the dreams of Santa Claus.

Best Wishes!

The first Chapter in Part two, where the myths and mysteries begin will solve the mystery of the Wedjat Eye of Horus
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If you add the fractions they add up to 63/64 and the mystery of the missing 1/64th has never been solved. I solved it a while ago!
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James

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"The Saga of the High-Banks," (a chapter in my new book, On & On) is about telepathy between horses; but there’s a human element that makes it worth telling. The High-Banks are a rocky escarpment that follows the Au Sable River into Lake Huron at Oscoda. It’s here that Patty was thrown from her horse Ben, and he went into the deep woods and was lost. With the help of other riders, she searched for three days but couldn’t find him! Returning home I joined her and we took our mare Gypsy back up north, knowing that if we could get them within 4 - 5 miles of one another - they would communicate. Suddenly, as we were driving the back roads, Gypsy let out a shrill whinny and we knew we’d found Ben; Patty’s first ever horse and her beloved white Arab gelding.
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Currently I’m reading Zane Grey’s, "Wild Fire," and on page 7, he mentions this distance communication ability that exists between horses. When ever I went on the rides (which were along 250 miles of wilderness trail) we’d always bring Gypsy. And when Ben was within several miles of camp - they’d start "talking!" Patty’d not know where the rig was so as she entered camp, she’d just give Ben his head and Gypsy’d lead him in!
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Horses will communicate telepathically with people over distances as far as 25 miles. The communication is in images that include emotion and movement