The Bell by Hans Christian Andersen

People hear a mysterious bell deep in the forest and set out to find its source, driven by curiosity and wonder. While adults and nobles are distracted or turn back, two children push on and reach a natural cathedral where the bell’s true beauty is revealed. The plot is spiritual and symbolic, representing purity, perseverance, and the search for deeper truth. Andersen contrasts worldly distraction with childlike faith. It’s a contemplative story about listening with the heart.