The Lion Tamer - Buchness, John Albert
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This is a narrative that has many levels of interpretation, but it speaks most to the child's heart and, by extension, to the heart of hearts since the child's heart contains the unexplained wisdom of all the wise people throughout history. This story is aimed at every man's inner kid, sometimes to chastise him and other times to implore him to transform his soul into one of the species that he is ostensibly in charge of on this planet. This is not a narrative about religion or vegetarianism, but experience shows that individuals who stop using animal products as nourishment are the only ones who can see a higher realm.…mehr

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This is a narrative that has many levels of interpretation, but it speaks most to the child's heart and, by extension, to the heart of hearts since the child's heart contains the unexplained wisdom of all the wise people throughout history. This story is aimed at every man's inner kid, sometimes to chastise him and other times to implore him to transform his soul into one of the species that he is ostensibly in charge of on this planet. This is not a narrative about religion or vegetarianism, but experience shows that individuals who stop using animal products as nourishment are the only ones who can see a higher realm.
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Autorenporträt
John Albert Buchness graduated from UC Berkely in June 1970 and is a retired secondary school teacher. He currently resides in Eden, MD, on a small, non-working farm with his wife and twenty-four-year-old son. He enjoys caring for his farmland's acreage and his wife's garden. Additionally, Buchness plays classical guitar for St. Francis's Roman Catholic Church on Sundays and provides concerts to the residents of Eden. He currently provides at-home concerts on YouTube due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which can be found at the stfrancis.org. At home, he enjoys giving guitar lessons and writing.