The Tale of the Fires

A man from Neguá, Colombia, visits the sky and observes human life as a sea of small fires. Each person shines with a unique light, representing individuality and diversity. Some flames are calm, while others are wild, and a few burn with such passion that they inspire those around them.

What did the man from Neguá see when he ascended to the heavens?

• A sky full of stars

• A vast ocean of water

• A sea of small fires representing humanity

• A field of flowers

How does the man describe the uniqueness of each person?

• Each person is a different color

• Each person is a different shape

• Each person shines with their own light

• Each person is like a different animal

What are some characteristics of the fires described by the man?

• All fires are the same size

• Fires are only red and yellow

• Fires are all extinguished

• Fires vary in size and color

What is a characteristic of the calm fires?

• They are the hottest fires

• They change color frequently

• They are the largest fires

• They are unaffected by the wind

What happens to those who come close to the intense fires?

• They get burned

• They become illuminated

• They get extinguished

• They ignite with passion