Author: Sirkka Hänninen

Sirkka Hänninen (韩希卡) is a bird in a concrete jungle, who despite her physical disability is learning to fly like Jonathan Livingston Seagull. In this blog, she shares her thoughts and experiences, offering a unique perspective on life, resilience, and the pursuit of dreams. Join her on this journey as she navigates the challenges and triumphs of everyday life, always striving to soar higher.
  • New Beginning

    When we think about Eastern and Western spirituality there is one core component in both of them: No matter where people are, spirituality makes a conscious effort to free people from the influence of ego. The ultimate intention of people is to jump over their shadow, the ego. As I watched The Secret-movie about the…

  • God’s Temple in my Heart

    I wrote in my article ‘The Battle between Material and Spiritual Wealth’ that the divine part of the subconscious mind is like a water well, hidden deep in a forest under moss, leaves and brushwood. No-one can see that under the surface layers is a well, the inexhaustible fountain of life. The surface layers are…

  • Creative Writing

    After I woke up from coma in 1979 I was feeling very calm and peaceful on a certain level, but on the level of ego consciousness my mind was shattered into million pieces. I had a feeling that the foundations of my life that had been supporting me before the stroke had collapsed, and everything…

  • Israel: Hidden History

    At Easter time I watched on Youtube a video, in which Mark Biltz explains that God speaks to people using heavenly signs. In the video he speaks about the blood moons and especially about the four blood moons (a tetrad) of this year that all fall on biblical feast days. As I watched the video…

  • I always have to

    This is the song ‘I always have to’ performed by the music group Pertti Kurikka’s Name Day (PKN) that will represent Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2015 in May in Vienna. Also in this year I missed the national selection for the contest, but on the next day I read in a newspaper that…

  • How the Mirror Works II

    [image source_type=”attachment_id” source_value=”231″ align=”right” effect=”none” size=”medium” fitMobile=”true” autoHeight=”true”]It was a disappointment that the Indian government banned the documentary film ‘India’s Daughter’ made by Leslee Udwin. But my disappointment was even bigger when the videos of that film uploaded to Youtube were removed. According to some articles the government of India wanted them to be removed….

  • How the Mirror Works I

    [image source_type=”attachment_id” source_value=”231″ align=”right” effect=”none” size=”medium” fitMobile=”true” autoHeight=”true”]On the fifth of March I watched in Youtube the documentary of Leslee Udwin ‘India’s Daughter’, which tells about the incident on the 16th of December, 2012 when a 23 year old physiotherapy student was raped and brutalised so badly in India that she died. As could be…