FROM THE LIGHT...CHILDREN'S STORIES
Thelma Scullion is a mother of three who led a very ordinary life until the year 2000. With the help of many, Thelma started to develop her psychic abilities, as many others have since that time. These stories have been channeled through Thelma for the purpose of teaching children to love and care for animals and for each other.	In Store Price: $AU15.95  Online Price:   $AU14.95Clearance price $2.50 ISBN: 1-9208-8418-1 Format: Paperback Number of pages: 80 Genre: Spiritual/Children's Includes illustrations.
Author: Thelma Scullion Illustrator: Kaye Forster Imprint: Zeus Publisher: Zeus Publications Date Published: March 2004 Language: English

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Samuel the Lion

Samuel was a baby lion. He lived with his mother. They were part of a circus act. 

They did not have a very big home, just a small cage to rest in. 

But as long as Samuel was with his Mummy, he was happy. 

They had an act in the circus, which made people very happy. Samuel loved to make people laugh. 

He had many friends in the circus; Manta the elephant and his sister Sharma… she was a smaller elephant. They would call across to each other at night, talking to each other.

There were many beautiful horses; dancing horses.

The ballerina would ride on their backs for the big parade. 

One night before the show began, Samuel’s mother felt very sick. The people from the circus came to look at her. 

“She can not perform tonight,” said one man.

“The baby lion will have to go on his own tonight,” said another man. 

“Oh no,” thought Samuel, “l could not possibly do that.”

“Don’t worry son,” said Samuel’s mother, “ You will do just fine.” 

Just then they came to round up all the performers,

Samuel was very nervous.

When they were all lined up out the back of the big tent, Manta the elephant, rubbed his trunk up against Samuel, to show him he cared about him.

Sharna the sister elephant came and stood beside them. 

When it was time to move into the ring, Manta and Sharna escorted Samuel into the big top. They nudged him forward to his trainer, with their trunks. 

Off he went, performing for the people, jumping through hoops, rolling a big ball, rolling over on command, and lots of other little tricks. 

The crowd went wild, clapping and laughing, it made Samuel feel so special. He loved the feeling of making so many people happy. 

It was a magical night, so colourful and happy, everybody laughing. Samuel knew then, that this was what he always wanted to do.

When the show was finished, he could not wait to see if his Mother was all right. 

She was fine, and waiting for him.

“Did you enjoy yourself son?” said Mother Lion.

“Oh, l had a wonderful time,” said Samuel.

“l want to do this for the rest of my life.”

The moral of this story is…

   To give to others, gives much pleasure to ourselves.

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