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- Have you told stories to children before?
- professionally
- About Me:
- I've always told stories! That's what I discovered about myself recently. Right from misleading stories to mum, scary stories to brother, to personal stories to friends.
I do take pay for some of my storytelling assignments, so you can call me professional.
But the maximum fun I have had is telling stories to my children, nephew and nieces.
I tell stories to special children too, and THAT is my challenge!
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Story of Dussehra,Story of the power within you (Shakthi)
30th Sept. marks the beginning of 10 days of celebrations for Hindus in India called Dussera. It overlaps with the Muslim festivities and austerities in the same holy month, called Ramzan.
Every festival in India is associated with a story! That is the uniqueness of our collectivist culture. Every festival is a reason for us to socialise, with neighbors with family and with friends. There is more, every region will have a different story to tell for the same festivities!! Some times the story re… Continue
Every festival in India is associated with a story! That is the uniqueness of our collectivist culture. Every festival is a reason for us to socialise, with neighbors with family and with friends. There is more, every region will have a different story to tell for the same festivities!! Some times the story re… Continue
Posted on October 24, 2008 at 10:44pm — 3 Comments
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I would love to hear about some traditional stories from India