At Jew Street, Kochi, Hope Took a Detour, written by Ignatious Antony tells the story , how we lost the bag twice at Jew Street, but what returned to us, on a scooter, with a name and a smile, was faith in people.”
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The Ride That Should Have Ended, a real life story written by Ignatious Antony reveals that “When the driver smiled and said he wasn’t used to the living touching him, I understood, too late, that I was no longer the only passenger in the cab.”
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The Lantern That Led the Blind, a lovely story written by Ignatious Antony asks a question. How a lantern can lead the Blind?
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“Heaven on Earth: A Husband’s Desire” a story written by Ignatious Antony Talks about heaven on earth, a humorous story you will love it
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Hercules, Bull and Mares: Stories From Greek Mythology, written by Ignatious Antony, narrates the heroic activities of Hercules, and the way how he become the strongest and most wise man
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The Rope That Was Never Tested, a story written by Ignatious Antony talks about the limiting belief’s that many persons have which restricts their freedom and growth. You will love this
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Hercules and the Augean Stables and the Birds: Stories from Greek Mythology, Written by Ignatious Antony tells this story”Beneath the open sky, Herakles learned that not every enemy could be beaten by strength alone. Some trials demanded patience, some demanded restraint, and some demanded wisdom greater than force. As monsters fell and kings plotted, the hero began to understand that true courage is not proven by victory, but by the choices made along the way.”
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Hercules And The Many-Headed Hydra: A story from Greek Mythology, written by Ignatious Antony tells the story of Hercules, He faces the Many-Headed Hydra not with blind strength, but with patience, wisdom, and the quiet courage to learn while he fights. Each trial reveals that true power is not in crushing enemies, but in mastering fear, restraint, and the self.
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When the Mind Turns Young, poem written by Ignatious Antony, quietly tells us that youth is a habit. It is the habit of listening, of learning again, and of letting go when needed. As long as the mind can turn, the heart does not grow old.
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After She Is Gone, A lovely Poem written by Ignatious Anony about Mother and her love, sacrifice and so on. You will love it
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