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Chapter 39
It must have been the fourth or fifth village they came to on their way back. Ham and his companions entered the village and headed for the center, as they always did, to sit by the well and relax. As...
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Chapter 40
Image via Wikipedia This continued in village after village. “Welcome back, Lightbringer!” Until Ham and his companions came to a village named Rise. As always, they went to the center of the village...
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Chapter 41
As the sun set, Rod came back to the house, knocked on the door, and invited Ham and his companions to join him in the center of the village. The first things that Ham noticed as he left the house was...
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Chapter 42
“After a while,” Rod continued, “we decided to send messengers to the villagers nearby. We thought that with all you had taught us, and what we had taught the villagers of Rise, we should continue to...
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Chapter 43
The journey continued, and in each village they came to, Ham found more Lamplighters and Shadowpushers. He was hailed as the Lightbringer, and found himself accepting the name, even embracing it. The...
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Chapter 44
That evening, he sat in his family’s home – much changed from the home he’d left – sharing glasses of fresh spring water, enjoying the company of Hank, the dog, and they told him their story. “After...
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If you’re just starting, start here!
Since this book has been published in blog format, it displays the latest entry first. Of course, I don’t want you to read the end of the book before the beginning. So if you haven’t been reading...
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What’s the message?
Different readers have told me that they saw different things in this book. Here’s what it’s all about for me… First, there’s the spread of ideas. There are people who have a new idea and just go...
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An example: son and father
Yes, I said “son and father” not “father and son”. In this empassioned blog post, Scott Allen shares something he got from his son. Scott refers to it as spreading the meme. I call Scott’s son a...
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Reaching for goals
My daughter Sami reminded me of this on Facebook today: “It is a paradoxical but profoundly true and important principle of life that the most likely way to reach a goal is to be aiming not at that...
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