This is a story of five two-year-old bear cubs of different colors and races: (This analogy is used to represent humans of different races and religions.) The names of the bears in this story are originated from the Hindi language and reflect their appearance and their fur color. In the Hindi language: KaaLa means black, GoRa means white, SanWla means brown, PeeLa means yellow, and BooRa means gray.

Main Characters:
SanWla: An Indian brown bear cub:
PeeLa: A Chinese panda bear cub:
KaaLa, An African black bear cub:
GoRa, An Alaskan white bear cub:
BooRa: An Australian koala bear cub:

The five bear cubs are the resident of a Bear Research Institution located in Southern California. The sad bear cubs miss their homeland and food. They wish to visit their homeland one day and eat their kind of food. One bear cub suggests that they should pray so their wishes come true. The second bear cub points out that they all have different faiths. The third bear cub says that every bear should pray his own way. They all agree to pray and wish to visit their homeland.