In the heart of the soul, it stands on one leg and feels everything that we feel - the soul bird. There are times when it rages because someone has hurt us. And there are times when it joyfully leaps into the air because someone loves us. For each of our feelings, the soul bird has a drawer that it can open and close with a large key. In the religious project, students are encouraged to engage with their own feelings and those of others through reading-related and interdisciplinary worksheets. They are also prompted to tackle the difficult question of what the soul actually is. In addition to topics like "My Own Soul Bird," "Feelings," and "Closeness to Others," students also work on worksheets related to "J" in the interdisciplinary section.