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Rather than posting a story here we have decided to give you a link to a free pdf download.

The download contains two complete stories for you to enjoy. If you liked the story about ‘Harry the Happy Snowman’ given in part in one of the earlier blog posts you can now read the heart warming ending.

The second story will tell you how the story ‘Milk & Cookies’ also given in a previous blog post ends. Santa learns an important lesson about alchohol!

All of our Santa Stories contain important lessons to stand young minds in good stead for lifes adventure!

Try out the stories on your children, nephews, nieces and grand children. Perhaps you have God Children?  If you can’t be there to tell the stories to your own little ones then feel free to email the file to anyone who would benefit.

We hope you love reading these stories as much as we loved producing them.

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P.S.  What is Christmas Spirit?

Perhaps you could think of Christmas Spirit as a miracle. This miracle isn’t so much a change in physical circumstances as a change in perception. This change in perception is brought about by a willingness to see things differently. During the holiday season there is a palpable change in peoples energy. For this short period of time people change their focus from their troubles to a focus on holiday activities. When they think of their loved ones, togetherness and the giving and receiving of gifts there is a subtle change in the fabric of the world. This is the miracle – all that is required is this shift in awaremess – just a gentler attitude to life to change everything. You may say everything changes without changing anything! This change can be experienced by anyone it is experienced as happiness an increased energy – a consciousness opened to Love. Look out for it and you are sure to find it.

Merry Christmas.

 

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