The names of faith—Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism—are but veils, stories we tell to understand the many faces of the same divine essence. They are not people, but parables—reflections of the virtues, struggles, and awakenings that dwell within every heart. Each path speaks the language of the soul in its own dialect: devotion, discipline, remembrance, doubt, or surrender. Yet behind these names, there are no separate beings—only one spirit seeking to know itself through countless mirrors. The labels are fiction, but the truths they point to are eternal, echoing through the chambers of our collective being. For it is not the religions that live, but humanity itself—the one true individual through whom all these stories breathe and take form.


Gratefully yours,

Gloria Santiago, Owner