Unity in Diversity (Tetum) Shirin Taherzadeh The Eye that Wanted to

The Eye that Wanted to Live Alone

These extracts from the sacred writings explain how individual healing can be achieved through one's relationship with God

These and other names are reassuring to me in what often feels a lonely journey towards a new World Order which will include ‘the simple-hearted and truth-seeing Chinese

more just world

the edification of their souls and the rectification of their conduct”

Unity in Diversity (Tetum) Shirin Taherzadeh The Eye that Wanted toA brightly illustrated picture book offers five simple stories that celebrate the oneness of humanity alongside its rich diversity. Originally written in Tetum for spiritual education classes in East Timor, it introduces universal principles through vivid imagery and concise text designed for young readers. Each narrative employs concrete metaphorscoloured cotton woven into cloth, fruits on a single tree, stars sharing one sky, members of one body and