Kenneth David Brubacher: 6 books

What if trees could talk to each other? How do you know they dont? And if they do, what do they say to each other? And how is it that we cant hear what they say? After all, the dance card of your average tree is not all that full, and they have lots of time to learn to talk while we are busy babbling...

Who is that guy sitting up there on the hydro pole every day? Whats he doing up there? Where did he come from? Why is he there, anyway? Who sent him? The Watcher invites the reader to pause and consider the merits of quiet enjoyment, time set aside to meditate on matters of lasting value, and step...

Exactly when do we stop seeing through the eyes of little children? When do we quit seeing and talking with our guardian angels? Let us explore the constant battle of our morality through the eyes of a child!

If we could turn back the clock to a day in the life of an Old Order Mennonite family just before Christmas in Waterloo County, Canada, in 1915, we would be transported into a world few of us can now imagine. Let us turn the pages of this discovery!

In the natural world pretty much all species are locked into a behavior pattern to find food, shelter, and propagate their kind. This can be done individually or collectively, such as in a hive of bees. They fulfil their inherent purpose, and seldom go to hockey games for entertainment and/or gratuitous...

So when you look into a big fire burning everything down to coals, what do you see? Are there fire dragons in there as they were for me that wonderful night beside the lake? From where do they come, and with whom do they silently commune?