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Description:Unknown Fairy Tales I-IV; Four books in one: The kind fairy in 'The Blackberry Lovers' gives the hero hope for redemption in the future owing to a rescue wish for true love. In 'Forever Child' there is a message about freedom. Here a fairy is advocating for the freedom of all caged birds. Moreover, poetic justice prevails after the request of the villain is fulfilled. In 'The Evil Rose' there is a message about inner beauty and kindness. The story of the delicate rose is associated with the self defense mechanism which is so typical for roses. In 'From Rags to Riches' poetic justice reminds the reader that no man can deceive destiny and that not all rich people are corrupt. In ‘A bird of justice’ after the finch has been traumatized by the abuse of the people of the vast fields it began crying out for justice. However, it takes more than just words in order to alert the king as for the truth of the matter. ‘Aunt Yante’ is a story subversive of jealousy and social tyranny. In ‘A Smile of a Fairy’ the two archaic forces of good versus evil are bashing against each other. The Yin and the Yang are at constant struggle, counteracting each other until one force wins the spiritual war. Love is fighting hatred, fire is clashing with ice, and war is imposed upon a peaceful king. ‘A contagious beggar’ is subversive of avarice and of love of possessions. ‘A Daffodil beneath the Moon’ was originally sent as a wedding gift to the Prince of Denmark in 2004. Here the magical flower is set out on a journey to prosper and grow in an impossible environment. The survival of the daffodil is equated with the existence of true love. In ‘The Guardian in the Dream Catcher’ a certain artist is seeking a cure for his nightmares and sleeplessness. However, the story takes an ugly turn whence the hero is faced with the profound issue of finding love. The story ‘A Decent Bet’ is told in a classic mellow fashion in which the hero is set out to teach the gambler a bigger lesson. In this story the two archaic forces of Yin and Yang are met in a struggle of a spiritual war. ‘Emeralda of the Blue Lake’ is a sad heartbreaking story which is subversive of greed that stems from the expansion of human habitat. The issue of endangered species and the warning against the extinction of wildlife resurfaces in this story. ‘The spring of youth’ which conveys the chief message of carpe diem is dealing with the beauty of youth and with power. However, the paradoxical message here is that although one should live life to the full, one should also bear in mind that without careful consideration, precious things can get lost, or come to an end unexpectedly. ‘The return to the pastures of divinity’ is about a pure lamb which volunteered to help its shepherd to retrieve the lost herd. In this somber and serious story, the wolves and the sheep are depicted as symbols associated with the structure of human society and with the individual’s choice in regard to moral virtue. ‘The wanderer in the kingdom of foolishness’ is a story about the absurdity of human behavior and about culture differences. Here rationality and madness are transposed in a society which is neither logical nor reasonable. Hence, it is a story subversive of vanity. Here the hero can only survive through humor, madness, and vanity. ‘The kings’ last poem’ is the epitome of the author’s life in exile. All the sixteen stories deal with the promotion of moral virtue and divine law.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Unknown Fairy Tales: Books I-IV. To get started finding Unknown Fairy Tales: Books I-IV, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Pages: 286

Format: PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition

Publisher: CreateSpace

Release: 2013

ISBN: 1494824884

Description: Unknown Fairy Tales I-IV; Four books in one: The kind fairy in 'The Blackberry Lovers' gives the hero hope for redemption in the future owing to a rescue wish for true love. In 'Forever Child' there is a message about freedom. Here a fairy is advocating for the freedom of all caged birds. Moreover, poetic justice prevails after the request of the villain is fulfilled. In 'The Evil Rose' there is a message about inner beauty and kindness. The story of the delicate rose is associated with the self defense mechanism which is so typical for roses. In 'From Rags to Riches' poetic justice reminds the reader that no man can deceive destiny and that not all rich people are corrupt. In ‘A bird of justice’ after the finch has been traumatized by the abuse of the people of the vast fields it began crying out for justice. However, it takes more than just words in order to alert the king as for the truth of the matter. ‘Aunt Yante’ is a story subversive of jealousy and social tyranny. In ‘A Smile of a Fairy’ the two archaic forces of good versus evil are bashing against each other. The Yin and the Yang are at constant struggle, counteracting each other until one force wins the spiritual war. Love is fighting hatred, fire is clashing with ice, and war is imposed upon a peaceful king. ‘A contagious beggar’ is subversive of avarice and of love of possessions. ‘A Daffodil beneath the Moon’ was originally sent as a wedding gift to the Prince of Denmark in 2004. Here the magical flower is set out on a journey to prosper and grow in an impossible environment. The survival of the daffodil is equated with the existence of true love. In ‘The Guardian in the Dream Catcher’ a certain artist is seeking a cure for his nightmares and sleeplessness. However, the story takes an ugly turn whence the hero is faced with the profound issue of finding love. The story ‘A Decent Bet’ is told in a classic mellow fashion in which the hero is set out to teach the gambler a bigger lesson. In this story the two archaic forces of Yin and Yang are met in a struggle of a spiritual war. ‘Emeralda of the Blue Lake’ is a sad heartbreaking story which is subversive of greed that stems from the expansion of human habitat. The issue of endangered species and the warning against the extinction of wildlife resurfaces in this story. ‘The spring of youth’ which conveys the chief message of carpe diem is dealing with the beauty of youth and with power. However, the paradoxical message here is that although one should live life to the full, one should also bear in mind that without careful consideration, precious things can get lost, or come to an end unexpectedly. ‘The return to the pastures of divinity’ is about a pure lamb which volunteered to help its shepherd to retrieve the lost herd. In this somber and serious story, the wolves and the sheep are depicted as symbols associated with the structure of human society and with the individual’s choice in regard to moral virtue. ‘The wanderer in the kingdom of foolishness’ is a story about the absurdity of human behavior and about culture differences. Here rationality and madness are transposed in a society which is neither logical nor reasonable. Hence, it is a story subversive of vanity. Here the hero can only survive through humor, madness, and vanity. ‘The kings’ last poem’ is the epitome of the author’s life in exile. All the sixteen stories deal with the promotion of moral virtue and divine law.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Unknown Fairy Tales: Books I-IV. To get started finding Unknown Fairy Tales: Books I-IV, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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