Chatki dal ke phool muskaye

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Anubhooti

Usha Shrivastava

13 episodes

2 days ago

“Anubhooti translates to “feelings” or “sensations” in English. This podcast is Usha Shrivastava’s attempt to create some space in the heart of society for her Anubhooti and to encourage people to fully experience and reflect on their own. She brings to life a collection of profound pieces (she has authored for children and adults) via soothing, poetic recitation in Hindi. ~ Cover art painted by Anjali Kant

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Chatki dal ke phool muskaye

Anubhooti

4 minutes 42 seconds

5 years ago

Chatki dal ke phool muskaye

This is a short story that expresses the tale of a young boy and his attachment towards the nature. This story also expresses how a simple act of kindness merged with dedication can bring a lot of happiness around ourselves.

Meant for: Young children under age 10

Story written and recited by: Usha Shrivastava

English translation by: Priyamvada Shrivastava

English recitation by: Priyamvada Shrivastava

Episode art painted by: Anjali Kant

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Shrivastava, Usha. Beej Ban Gaye Phool. Gwalior. Shivswarnakshar Design (India) March 2008.