Posted by KidSpirit Online on July 8, 2024
Artwork by Tamara De Arrascaeta, age 12, Uruguay
Written by: Amy Bai, age 10, Australia
“Amy, come down to help me make the dumplings,” I heard my mum’s loud and raspy voice echoing in the house. “It is the Chinese New Year today!”
I picked up my phone and sent a text message to my mum, . . .
Posted by KidSpirit Online on June 14, 2024
Artwork by Iryna Tsisaruk, age 15
Written by: Ayza Afridi, age 16
Most major religions teach that faith and courage have a direct link, that those with deep faith in their religion can typically summon the most courage, hence the term ‘leap of faith.’
While there are many stories and lessons about courage in Islam, . . .
Posted by KidSpirit Online on May 29, 2024
Artwork by: Artur Zhuk, age 15
Written by: Ananya Verma
To me, Hinduism is like a river with hundreds of tributaries, each enriching and melting into the river, but none completely defining it.
Posted by KidSpirit Online on May 8, 2024
Artwork by: Anna Chasnyk, Age 14
Written by: Mahnoor Ali Pervaiz
At every stage of our lives, we encounter various transitions. From the moment we enter this world until our last breath, we are presented with numerous opportunities and challenges to find purpose. Belonging.
Posted by KidSpirit Online on April 24, 2024
Artwork by: Nubiana Smiley, Age 17
Written by: Jaden Flach
I’ll always remember groggily opening my eyes, confused why I was being woken up at three in the morning on New Year’s Eve, 2022.
These moments are the times when we’re supposed to show strength right? . . .
Posted by KidSpirit Online on April 10, 2024
Purification.
Invocation.
Twirl.
Posted by KidSpirit Online on March 27, 2024
Artwork & Written by: Liz Fabiola, age 15
In life we face challenges dreams problems goals people and a million other things daily.
Sometimes they are new, and other times they are repeated, . . .
Posted by KidSpirit Online on March 13, 2024
Artwork by: Arina Stetsiuk, age 14
Written by: Félix Delgado
In the forest of tangled dreams, where shadows whisper secrets unseen,
Posted by KidSpirit Online on February 27, 2024
Artwork by: Nikita Zinoviev, age 16
Written by: Vincent Chang
The dawn had barely broken.
Posted by KidSpirit Online on February 12, 2024
Artwork by: Aditya Rao, Age 16
Written by: Pragya Natarajan
For many years, I collected Amar Chitra Kathas.
As an Indian-American, the cultural traditions of India seep into my life . . .
Young people are brimming with vision and prophetic wisdom. This blog features 11- to 17-year-olds in deep and often surprising explorations of spiritual life. Their original writing and artwork was first published in KidSpirit, the sole spiritual magazine by and for global youth. Their words call us to approach eternal questions with wonder. More
Lost In the Era of Technology
Faith Trumps Fear
The Meaning Within
Meaning: A Quest Throughout the Journey of Life
Can We Build Courage Through Motivation or Does It Just Exist Within?
Soulful Serenity: How Sufism Weaves Its Threads into My Life
The Puzzle of Life
Floral Deception
Chilly Mornings, Warm Souls: Stories from the Prahran Winter Breakfast
Leap of Faith