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winter 2018

Reality and Perception

Volume XI, Number II

Writers and artists take up the very fabric of our experience in this issue of KidSpirit. Is our perception accurate? Is reality actually real? Join us to explore the world through different eyes.

Cover Artwork: Erick Nava
The Big Question

Is There Really a Difference Between Perception and Reality?

by Jack Miles
Features

Pageants Are Leaving Tiara-Shaped Scars

by Alex Ericson

The Shortcomings of Objectivity

by Michael Deschenes

Seeing Through Heroic Eyes

by Abraham Weitzman
Media

(Wo)Man Up

by Nargis Kachrumathur

The Hazards of Escaping Reality

by Satya Shaw
Poetry

New Morning

by Riwaj Shrestha

Oh! The Reality

by Aditya Naik

Stardust

by Jada Rivera

Words

by Elijah Olson

My Runaway Place

by Renee Yu

Truth from a Liar

by Alexandra Collins

Where Do I Live?

by Debora Samudio

A Different Perspective

by Pahal Bhasin

To Everyone Else

by Megan Kelleher

The Perfect Tree

by Jianyi Zhang
Awesome Moments

Building Character

by Wyatt Cooper

A Fearful Bond

by Katie Hay
Interfaith Connections

The Tree of Change

by Hannah Schuett

The Commodification of Spirituality

by Lucy Liversidge

My Frame of Perception

by Ryeaan Chaudry
PerSpectives

Reality Is Not What It Seems – and Neither Are You!

by Dr. Anil Seth
Discussion Group Guide
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