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Hanukkah

The Jewish Festival of Lights and the miracle of one day's menorah oil burning for eight

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Ramadan

How Muslims worldwide observe the ninth month of the Islamic calendar by fasting

• 13 mins

Guardian Angels

Do guardian angels exist? Rabbi Lionel Blue reveals how they've been central to his faith

• 13 mins

Eid al Adha

Eid al-Adha, the Feast of Sacrifice that concludes with the pilgrimage to Mecca or Hajj

• 14 mins

Food for Thought - Kosher

Jewish kosher food. Why is some food 'fit or proper' and other foods not?

• 13 mins

Buddhism and the Vesak Festival

The Vesak festival celebrating the Buddha's enlightenment is marked around the world

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Food for Thought - Limassol Winery

Commandaria holy communion wine has been made in Cyprus for over 2,000 years

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Food for Thought - Marula

The Marula tree in Mozambique and the sacred drink made from its fermented juice

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Food for Thought - Buddhism

Why does Chinese Buddhism differ significantly from that in Tibet and South East Asia?

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Sikhs

How the martyred 5th Guru Arjan still influences his followers today

• 13 mins

Bible Journeys

Former hostage John McCarthy visits Israel and questions the violence done in God's name

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Final Farewell - Heaven and Hell

What happens when you die? Different people give their interpretations of the afterlife

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Final Farewells - Grieving

锘匡豢How do people of different religious faiths cope with the loss of a loved one?

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Final Farewells - Death

What do the world's main religions teach about death, funerals, and grieving rites?

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JS Bach

How Bach's battles with pietists and Calvinists meant he never enjoyed acclaim in his day

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JS Bach

Forgotten at his death, how did Bach later become so exalted?

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The Spirit of the Garden

Why are Jews commanded to build a temporary dwelling during the Jewish holiday of Sukkot?

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The Spirit of the Garden

Can the urban garden, complete with goldfish pond, ever be considered sacred?

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The Spirit of the Garden

How people have used garden to express hope, faith, and beauty throughout history

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Night Journey

A Western traveller seeks the path to serenity from an enigmatic Sheik

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Lambeth Palace

Why is the Archbishop of Canterbury's residence in London rather than Canterbury?

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The Spirit of the Garden

Can gardens meet the spiritual needs of people and communities today?

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Can You See Me?

Why does religion offer people with disabilities in the face of prejudice?

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Can You See Me?

How does religions' views on disability affect the lives of the disabled faithful

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Shin Buddhism

A Japanese Buddhist priest talks about Shin Buddhism and the importance of humility

• 12 mins

Festival of Kwanzaa

The festival of Kwanzaa is celebrated by African-Americans as an alternative to Christmas

• 12 mins

Where the Spirit Lives

London's Bevis Marks Synagogue has held services continuously for over 300 years

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Where the Spirit Lives

The BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in London is the largest stone built temple in Europe

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Where the Spirit Lives

The Quaker society that has been meeting for over 300 years

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Where the Spirit Lives

Are there any sacred spaces in the cyberspace? And can a virtual community be spiritual?

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