When I was really little, we would learn to sing these songs through transliterations.
Dayung Sampan | A Folk Song of Singapore
Sister Alyonushka and Brother Ivanushka | A Folk Tale from Russia
Once upon a time, two orphan siblings lived in the woods. The girl was called Alyonushka and the boy was called Ivanushka.
Goddess Saraswati | The Embodiment of Learning
To learn is to grow. It is to take that tiny seed inside of you and nurture it so that it can blossom.
The Lullaby | A Sound of Immigration
It is said that when a child is born, he recognises his mother's voice.
Planet Shukra | The Venusian Teacher of Material Existence
We are all born with resources--be it inner or outer--that we will be called to share with others within our lifetime.
The Happy Married Life | A Hindu-Buddhist Approach
According to Buddhist teachings, marriage means understanding and respecting each other’s beliefs.
The Antichrist of the Gospel | The Epistle of St. John
The most inflaming comments that were made in John 1 and 2 have to do with the conceptualisation of an antichrist.
The Fire Sacrifice | The Ancient Ritual of the Vedas
Fire, which once ignited has a life force of its own, functions as a ‘witness’ to the ceremony that is taking place.
The Gnostic Vision | A Brief Insight of an Early Christian Sect
Gnostics believe that men and women are potential Gods and Goddesses who have forgotten who they are.
Faith in the Face of Fear | A Story of Jesus Christ and St. Peter
St. Peter did not put himself first. He allowed fear to override his love. In that moment, Peter discovered that he was not as bold and courageous as he perhaps thought himself to be.