Miracles Among Pilgrims of the Golden Dawn

Beau Lancaster

Summary

At the edge of an endless desert, young Elorin encounters a caravan of pilgrims devoted to the Golden Dawn—a sunrise ceremony said to bring courage and compassion. Captivated, he joins healer Mirella and musician Thaelon as they traverse amber dunes, share sunbound songs, and bake dawn bread. Along the way, they hear tales of miraculous events: a lost child guided home by radiant morning light, a parched land revived by dew, and hearts mended through shared blessings. When a sudden sandstorm separates Elorin from the group, he clings to their stories and, guided by the dawn’s promise, discovers that every new day holds its own miracle.

Available since: 08/11/2025.

Print length: 133 pages.

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