THE STORY OF THE ENCHANTED ENERGY

Once upon a time, there were an emperor and an empress which loved each other so much that God decided to give them a gift. He made sure that out of their hearts to spring an enchanted energy.

And then God told them: “Use this gift to make people happy and to build a blessed kingdom.”

The emperor and his empress studied this energy and they noticed that it made people glowing with pure joy, made them kind and loving, strong and brave. This is why they thought that first they should build a beautiful maternity entirely covered with gold and precious stones, where the enchanted energy will envelop the mothers to be, giving them power to give birth to magical babies.

Then the kings ordered to be brought up a Nursery, made of gold, where the enchanted energy will help babies grow, learn, walk and talk happily. Furthermore, the blissful couple order the construction of a golden and silver kindergarten where the enchanted energy will help kids to play and enjoy each other happily, will help them learn how to draw, paint, model, sing and dance in happiness.  With the desire to close the magic circle, the two lovers built a magnificent crystal school where the enchanted energy will teach the kids about all the wonderful sciences and crafts known to mankind.  Following, the happy kings raised a Palace of Culture, where bright minds would create new, magical things for the Happy and the Blessed Kingdom.

Ultimately, the loving couple decided to brick up a Medical Center where the Energy will make the cells shine, in order to keep people strong and brave. They sent envoys throughout the kingdom to bring the energy to all people.

In the end, they built in the center of the kingdom, a Citadel of Enchanted Energy, where the love flame will burn forever and ever.

Thus, all the people from the kingdom lived happily ever after, forever young, in immortality. Then three apples fell from heaven. One for the storyteller, one for he who listens, and one for he who understands.

Received from children to reach grownups hearts…

…by Corina Turliuc Lacroux