“Flamenco Meditation” by Rev. Alvaro Sanchez
Rev. Alvaro “The Maestro” Sanchez is a master musician, conductor, and soloist whose performances have impacted and wowed audiences worldwide. Born and raised in Colombia, he picked up the guitar at a very young age and has been specializing in it ever since. He...
September Editorial
Dear Readers, We decided to extend our theme on DREAMS for one more month, simply because there were still so many stories to unearth; stories like diamonds that we just couldn’t throw away or change the angle of. It is our hope that as you read our September articles...
CMOR @ 66: Isang Payak Ngunit Makabuluhang Pagdiriwang
“Payak ngunit makabuluhan” Ganiyan inilarawan ni Col. Arvin Lagamon sa kanyang pambungad na pananalita ang pagdiriwang ng ika-animnapu’t anim na taon mula nang maitaguyod ang Civil Military Operations Regiment o kilala rin sa tawag na CMOR. Ang CMOR ay isa sa mga...
While I Wait for My Dreams
When Dreams Are Galaxies I see it in my head. The night sky expands above me. Infinite. Vast. Unknown, yet altogether familiar. Galaxies stretch in dazzling colors. Burning auburns fleck with comets. Hazy pinks and purples crown with stars like diamonds. Thunderous...
Surrendering My Dreams for God’s Dreams
Bilang isang Millenial, after graduation, ang taas talaga ng pangarap ko. After maka-graduate ng Bachelor of Elemantary Education, mag-take ng Licensure Exam for Teachers and pass it, makapag-trabaho as a teacher sa isang school, mag-take ng Master’s degree and then...
Dreams: the Mind’s Place of Journey & Rest
If you think you’ve completely lost the creativity you had during childhood, your dreams prove otherwise. In dreams, you journey to distant or strange places and create amazing stories, most of which you forget in the morning. When you dream, you do things you would...
Kapatid, Kasama mo ‘Ko 2
DAY1 The One Voice Magazine team rose bright and early to converge at the Civil-Military Operations Regiment (CMOR) Headquarters in Fort Bonifacio, Taguig, at 8 a.m. We were an excited bunch, wide-eyed and animated, our arms carrying sleeping bags and backpacks....
Backstage No More
Have you ever thought of how your parents came up with your name? People usually call me “Aiah,” but my real name is nothing close to it. I’d like to share the story of how I came to appreciate my real name more. And then maybe, I shall reveal my real name at the end...
Bee Choo and Her Bicycles of Blessing
Interview by One Voice Magazine Words by Katherine Asis Meeting the God Who Heals Bee Choo had endured kidney stones for some time, but neither medical protocol nor the usual prayers from Taoist monks alleviated the excruciating pain she went through every day. Out...Get your copies now!
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