Who Owns the World?

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Set in a timeless, distant land reminiscent of familiar villages, this parable explores themes of original beauty, community, and the significance of a single child. Through the eyes of Tehya, who questions ownership of the world, the narrative intertwines ancient wisdom with modern truths. The story is enriched by the author's experiences across 25 countries, showcasing diverse cultures and profound insights. The conclusion emphasizes a crucial message for humanity, revealed by Tehya's mother to the great chiefs, highlighting the importance of unity in today's world.