Samuel Rice:  Author | Visionary Storyteller

Where the wounded become whole and the forgotten remember who they are.


Set in the peaceful valley of Fern Hollow, the story follows a sensitive young boy named Eli who notices things others no longer see: the sadness hidden behind smiles, the feeling carried in the wind, the quiet wisdom of animals, and the way the world changes when approached with gentleness instead of fear.

As Eli forms unforgettable connections with the creatures and people around him, a wounded fox, a silent owl, a gentle bear, and a grandfather who understands the importance of listening,  he slowly begins to discover that sensitivity is not weakness, that love and presence still have power, and that perhaps the world itself has been longing to be heard again.

Warm, cinematic, magical, and deeply sincere, The Boy Who Listened is a story about remembering the parts of ourselves we were once taught to hide: wonder, tenderness, imagination, and the quiet connection that exists between all living things.

Some stories entertain us and others gently remind us of who we are.

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Healing the Inner Mother gently guides readers toward the parts of themselves that learned to become strong before they ever felt safe. Through compassionate reflection and emotional clarity, Samuel Rice explores healing not as becoming someone new, but as remembering how to hold yourself with softness, warmth, and understanding.

For anyone exhausted from surviving, this book offers something rare, a place to rest.


Some secrets aren’t hidden… they’re buried.

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About the Author



The Great Message



The Message Begins Here

This is the opening transmission: the beginning of the remembrance.
Volume One calls you back to the place before fear, before separation,
before the world taught you to forget who you are.
It is the first note of the Tone of Home.


Remembrance

Alignment

Transmission