The Children of Wind and the Clan of Peace

The story narrates a poignant legend from the life of Jesus Christ during His seventh year, specifically on His birthday. It describes a tranquil scene filled with nature's beauty as Jesus reflects on the dichotomy of human existence between shadows and glories. Encountering two angelic figures by a pure water pool, He expresses a desire to send peace throughout the world. When He calls the birds to share His heart's secret, the first group, representing evil, mocks Him and is cursed to become black crows. In contrast, the second group, embodying the spirit of peace, is transformed into white doves, forever carrying His message of tranquility. Thus, the tale explains the origins of doves and crows, symbolizing peace and darkness, respectively.