Story of a Clam
A Fable of Discovery and Enlightenment
Sir John Templeton (1912–2008) Rebekah Alezander Dunlap
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- $12.95
- ISBN 13:
- 978-1-890151-38-6
- Size:
- 5½ x 8½
- Page Count:
- 120
- Date Published:
- May 1, 2001
- Price:
- $6.99
- ISBN 13:
- 978-1-890151-57-7
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Story of a Clam is a special, magical tale of an egotistical clam who thinks he and his community are the center of the universe. It offers us the artistry of the written word, creating an adventure in evolving consciousness. In an exciting series of events, the clam becomes aware that “there is more to life than you presently know and experience.”
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Back to TabsIntroduction / 1
Prologue / 9
1. The Stirring / 13
2. Stranger in the Midst / 23
3. Begin with a Single Point / 33
4. Expanding World / 45
5. Crossroads / 57
6. The Coral Reef / 71
7. Resonance / 85
8. Wisdom From The Keys of Opportunity / 97
9. Rejoice! / 115
Recommended Reading / 119
Research Prize / 120
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