Stories to amaze, amuse and wizen.

The magic inexhaustible treasure trove of stories, myths, legends, folktales and fables comes to the rescue when times are tough, things fail to go our way, we are generally and totally unhappy, and the ugly three headed dragon is breathing foul smelling flames in our faces, we turn to stories for wisdom to help us look around and deep inside and while sincerely assessing the situation, find inspiration to help us plan the path to success, and reassurance that the good always win and the inevitable happy ending that logically always comes on time.

Gift from the Sun - A brave shepherd saves the Sun from a terrible monster. Sun’s father reluctantly gives him a magic gift. The boy sets to travel, nearly looses his life as a servant to a cruel king, but finds happiness with the help of a mysterious Ocean Princess.

Insatiable Eye - When a father tells his son do a simple chore, the boy makes a wonderful discovery. Unfortunately, son and father end up quarreling and fighting each other, only to become entangled in a web of deceit, greed, betrayal and powerful evil magic. The treasure of King Solomon is found but the discovery brings only misery and confusion. Faith, persistence and the natural urge to be good to others lead our hero through a maze of scary, magical adventures to the ultimate end where reason has to overcome fear, rage, and the lust for gold. Finally a balance is reached.

The Man Who Stood for the Sun - A poor man in his search for luck works hard but disasters seem to follow him wherever he goes. After years of false expectations and disappointment he finally finds understanding, love and a well-paid, glamorous job. Then at the town festival he looses everything when his wife is enchanted by a magic, swing decorated with flowers. The becomes a wanderer again living like a hermit or more like a wild animal until in a twist of fate he finds himself replacing the Sun. That’s when he decided to stand for himself.

Whoever Does Good Finds Good - Three orphan brothers leave their village to escape poverty and look for happiness. One becomes and successful inn-keeper, the other a farmer. The youngest brother remains poor but finds true love. Then come times of trial and everyone has to show his true value.

Poor Man’s Luck - A poor man sees how a half-blind, lame, old wolf enjoys a free dinner and decides that there is no use to work. One must just wait and luck will come to him. Day after day he lays on his bed staring aimlessly at the ceiling until a dream changes everything.

The Nightingale Named Gyzar - A cruel Sultan had many sins accumulated in his life of war and plunder. Now in his old age he wants to repent and beg for forgiveness, but God won’t listen to his prayer, although the Sultan has used all his wealth to build the most magnificent mosque in the world. A mysterious monk tells the desperate monarch that only the captivating song of the nightingale Gyzar can draw God’s attention to Sultan’s prayer, but the holy man doesn’t know where the bird can be found. Sultan’s sons set on a quest to find the magic bird and help their father in his predicament.

Warrior Legends - From the moment our jungle warrior saves a flamingo from a terrible python, we journey around the world, following warriors and their legends all the way. Pirates raid the jungle then Vikings loot their ship, but a mystical saint sails off with the treasure, eventually to America, where cowboys chase his friends, the Indians. After the cowboys ditch their guns, an Aztec spaceship lands in a desert, leading to an all time fight-off and eventually, in warrior heaven, the Maori haka – after which they all run home to bed!

Stories to amaze, amuse and wizen.

How can you see clearly if your imagination is out of focus!

Mark Twain