Sound of Sanctuary

Written By Rafiansyah Zanetti Nurendro Narrated By: - Karen Olivia as Narrator - Rafiansyah Zanetti Nurendro as Sinu - Alana Safira as Rave - Alton Dejuda as Tex - Wie Ny as Cain - Chinta as Raya

Written By Aytkua Sarrah Andaya, Narrated By Wie Ny

What does it mean to love, and to be loved? - "Salvation" written by Clarisa Rebecca Winata, read by Karen Olivia. Read the full version here: Your affectionate hands caressed the heads of your beloveds The soft comforting whispers from your mouth calmed All the toil and turmoil which raged inside our hearts Or at least that's what I thought it was For it was my own hand which caressed my head And it was my own voice which calmed the toil and turmoil Those around me seem to feel your everlasting love Firmly believing it was you, you, and only you They keep telling me your love is universal and unconditional But it seems as if your love only penetrates the hearts of a few That particular notion refuses to leave my mind In the midst of voices talking about your universal love There are faint yet firm whispers being drowned in the noise Whispers of the forgotten truth, maybe your love is not so universal at all If it were true, then I had been deceiving myself like a fool My hand, was it yours? It was mine all along My voice, was it yours? It was mine all along Your love has never penetrated my heart Whether it's because I'm not worthy to be loved Or because I haven't softened my heart enough for your love to get through I don't care, I am done Your love is not for me There's no more reason for me to stay

A story inspired by a recent event, seen from a child's view. - "The Sirens" written by Jie Adi Julius, read by Ivana Zerlina Daely.

"Is it best to act as if they don't exist, even though none of them are actually real?" - "Freedom" written by Clarisa Rebecca Winata, read by Karen Olivia. Read the full version here: Long enough was I imprisoned by the so-called saints I sought for a way out, yet the shackles held me back My eyes glanced around the room, searching for a light A light that could help me make out the pitch-black darkness Penetrating deep into my skin, the shackles dug through my veins Yet somehow it all became painless, as I finally figured it out The shackles were only figments of my imagination Deeply ingrained not into my skin, but into my consciousness Nothing was real, it was then I found the liberty I had longed Sweet liberty, how delightful it was to be a free being Nevertheless, the memories still find a way to haunt me To disrupt my peace, my stability, and my self steered sovereignty I keep telling myself to ignore them, they're not real But they keep on taunting me, day and night, all week long It's starting to look like they might never fully go away Thus I now try to spite them away, look at me, I'm free! They no longer have any authority over me I collect pieces of my freedom and cherish them deeply Look at what I've done, and there's nothing they can do to stop me Then again, who are they to waste my time and energy Is it best to act as if they don't exist, even though none of them are actually real?

Follow the journey of a writer, Sami, on his way to find a short escape from his tense life, a small paradise found inside an unexpected place - a small Japanese restaurant. - Euphoric Fallout written and read by Fadhilah Arsy Nugraha Acces the written version in: https://english.binus.ac.id/sanctuary/story/euphoric-fallout

Once, she changed herself to fulfill others' expectations, but is it really what she wanted? - "One Bite Won't Hurt" written by Anissa Rifani, read by Radikha Freya Anjani.

Written by Shafira Chairunissa Permatasari. Read by Lisa Dhamayanti. Sandra and Mya was so excited in attending a party over at Kate's place, which they thought that night would be an amazing night full of music and dancing. However, everything turns out to be out of their expectation when they unexpectedly went through some spooky experiences on the road.

Written by Frendy, Claudia, Fikri, Harrix. Read by Jose Armando Arifin. Two friends, Moo the cow and Mon the monkey, come across a helpless pig being bullied by a big and gruesome bear!

Read by Fauzan Alif Jayadibrata.