Dove's Song
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DOVE’S SONG (In the near future) In deep recession, suitcase bombings, an unfair firing from his job, and misery over his beloved daughter; this Oklahoma ranch king learns the spiritual life from a beautiful alien. With DOVE’S SONG, she leaves him full of joy and a zest for life.
Dear Readers:
Most of us are fascinated by the possibility of an alien actually visiting us on earth. Reason tells us that with billions of planets, people do exist outside our earth. Why couldn’t one of them (from more advanced people out there) serve as a missionary, perhaps to help us mature into spirituality? To help us stamp out war and terrorism forever. To aid us in achieving the personal success our special talents warrant when we do honest, hard work. And to help us handle personal problems through genuine love from the MIND of God. One day, in the not-so-distant future, that dream could be a reality. Like the calm, sunlit beauty after a killer tornado, nature’s middle name is CHANGE. Our new century brings sea-change with the computer and imaginative Hi Tech offering us fabulous new material abilities. Yet where are we spiritually? It’s no secret that we shall make spiritual leaps which are even more amazing than our material progress. This is the age of the Mind, with a capital M, and Spiritual power beyond our wildest dreams. Expect it. In the meantime, DOVE’S SONG, and it’s sequel, DOVE’S DUET (coming out soon) should give you a peak into the mind-in-His-MIND that we have been promised in the Good Book; --as well as an entertaining story.
With love and Oklahoma hugs,
Eloise Rodkey Rees
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About the Book
Why read Dove's Song? The world is fascinated with Aliens from other planets.
Also, this book handles our concerns:
1. Market Crash
2. Recession
3. Loss of Jobs
4. Unwed Pregnancies
5. Late Term Abortions
6. Secular Churches
7. Dirty Water
8. Power Failure
9. Food Shortages
10. Anthrax
11. Bad Parenting
12. Media Immorality
We read to entertain and for our help.
Short Synopsis:
I promised Dove I'd write this true story. In June, early in the twenty-first century, I, Elias Rees, ranch owner in rural Oklahoma, heard strange music at my buffalo wallow; but nowhere else. I saw no one. That day the Superintendent at Buffalo Community High School fired me from teaching the new Quantum Physics. Teaching made me forget the market crash, food shortages, the recession; even about losing custody of my beloved daughter, Fleur, to my former wife, Thora. I lost my fight with the Superintendent, too. Why oh why didn't I choose Alice, my high school sweetheart, instead of Thora (flirt turned drunk)? No wonder Fleur got pregnant by a kid named Lewis. My black friend, Gabe, football Coach, Computer Science teacher, and Manager of my ranch, tried to help. Alice urged me to come back to our country church. The minister was all money; no spirituality.
The strange music at my buffalo wallow turned out to be the mission statement of beautiful Dove, who saved me from despair. How can I explain this missionary from some faraway place she wouldn't reveal? She wore a body suit with a scarf around her waist, and thongs. Each day when I rode around the ranch checking fences, it wasn't her beauty but her spirituality that brought me peace. I was happy when Thora brought Fleur to live at the ranch, though Fleur was five months pregnant with a son. When Lewis was killed in a suitcase bombing, I tried everything to save my grandson from a late term abortion. But Fleur didn't want a kid with no father. Me losing again? Fleur got sick with anthrax. When Doc gave her only a few days to live, I was devastated. Dove finally got me to pray; to see Fleur as perfect whatever she said or did. For a moment in time I had absolute faith that MIND healed her. Doc's next exam showed her perfectly well. Dove convinced me that MIND can do anything. We danced around the circle of the wallow. Dove hadn't been kissed before.
The U.S. was hit with a ballistic missile. Food, water, and power shortages made life miserable. Dove urged sharing with the community my deep well water, fish in my lake, even my cattle; although Gabe warned we might all starve. Despite the horrible drought, Alice's apple pies brought Fleur and me to the July 4th church picnic where Gabe played his guitar. We sang.
God, I hated taking Fleur to that abortion Doc. Dove just smiled. 'See her as perfect in MIND's image' It worked before. So, I did. When we got there, Fleur said, 'I can't do this. Let's go home.' We hugged and cried. With Dove's and my help, Fleur had her baby at home. Then Dove admitted she was an alien. Just before Dove vanished for her home on a distant planet near the tail of the Little Dipper, Thora got a picture of Dove's changed body (as she looked on her own planet). Those pictures made Thora (the photographer) and Fleur (the owner of the camera) wealthy. Dove's scarf, which wrapped the baby, was woven of threads never found on earth. It was bought and displayed in the U.S. Museum of History in Washington, D.C. The Wall Street Journal's article and most of the media accepted Dove's validity.
At nine months, my grandson, Zane, loves riding horseback. I hold him in front of me as I check the cattle. When Alice's husband passed on, she and I were happily married. The whole Buffalo Community is coming out of the depression with the faith of Dove's messages. On my Web site for all questions about Dove, I have answered people from thirty-seven nations. A music arranger taped Dove's song, named Dove's Rhapsody. It is on CD's, TV, the radio; everywhere. I asked MIND to give me the comforter's faith. Without going to the Internet or anywhere, we can all use the power of the one Mind. Now is the time to dance.