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Thursday, March 27, 2008

Marathi Story cartoon - rabbit and tortoise race

Online streaming video from you tube, Very nice song of the famous story of rabbit and tortoise race, Marahti Language. sasa to sasa kapus jasa.

Some goods comments on you tube for this video

* this is really cute!!!!

the singer says...Vege Vege instead of vegle vegle...or atleast it sounds so

Reply : vege vege dhawu is correct...it means we'll run fast..veg mhanje speed..

* just tooo good... reminds me of childhood days :)

* is that voice of shreya ghosal.

* cute song!!!!

More inspirational short stories to read online on this blog

Marathi animated song for kids

Maina rani chatur shahani sange ek kahani... marathi animated balgeet . nice voice. it is shreya ghosal a very nice online streaming video for Marathi children who will love the cartoon and listen the song.

Marathi story for kids - Eka makadane kadhale dukan

Really a nice online cartoon video, that kids would love, good melodious heart pleasing song.

Friday, December 14, 2007

Marathi Panchatantra cartoon stories for children

Below is the list of the wise stories of Panchatantra, in Marathi Language. The kids will love this animated video clips, while getting some inspiration and learning.

Story No 1

The story of mongoose

I loved this story, emphasizing the love and care of animals towards their masters. There are many stories about dogs, true stories, of how dog would risk their lives and even give up their lives, for the protection of their master or master's property.

This story is about a mongoose. A man brings a baby mongoose and present it to his wife. The mongoose is breed and brought up by the couple. Once the lady goes out for her daily chores, leaving the mongoose near her baby child. After completing her chores, she returns home.

What does she see?. She watches the mongoose sitting in front of the door of the house. The mouth of the mongoose drenched with blood. The sight brings about all kind of negative thoughts and feeling in the mother. She thinks that her dear little lovely child has been killed by the same mongoose, they fed and brought up.

Overcome by grief of the thought of her child being killed, Anger rushes in her system. She, in the rage of anger kills the mongoose, that is how one acts in anger. No time to see the actual thing, anger immediately draws one to destruction.

Then she rushes to the room, to see the condition of her wounded child. What does she see?. The child is peacefully sleeping. A snake, eminent threat to her child, was lying dead close by. She felt the relief, seeing her child safe and sound. Not only safe protected and saved from the dangerous snake. She rushes out to thank the mongoose. Alas, the mongoose lied dead on the floor.

The lady smitten by anger, was helpless and grieved by what happened through her. This reminds me of the teaching of gGeorge Gurdjieff's father to him, just before he passed away. His father said to him that he had not any material wealth to give him. He asked him to remember just one thing. Never act out of anger, if anger takes over you, tell the other person that you will answer him after 24 hours. George Gurdjieff, later told this advice he followed, and it gave him tremendous benefits.

The moral of anger is relevant for kids and adults both.

Related Parable on anger by Sri Ramakrihsna.

Tuesday, September 11, 2007

Marathi Story from Panchatantra animated

The tales of Panchatantra the origin beleived to be back as far as 3rd century B.C., original in Sanskrit text. The fables and the anecdotes have been widely used in India since centuries, because of the wisdom and the teachings in these short entertaining stories for Children. This video clip has the cartoon version easily lovable by the kids.

Some resource of books on Panchtantra below found on google book search with limited preview

Panchatantra

by Rosetta Williams
Panchatantra ...
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Students' Britannica India - Page 149

by Dale Hoiberg, Indu Ramchandani - 2000
PANCHATANTRA (Sanskrit: "Five Chapters"), collection of Indian animal fables,
which has had ... In theory, the Panchatantra is intended as a textbook ...
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Echoes and Inscriptions: Comparative Approaches to Early Modern Spanish ... - Page 33

by Christopher Brian Weimer, (, Barbara Simerka - Literary Criticism - 2000 - 277 pages
Framing Tales East and West: Panchatantra to Boccaccio to Zayas MARGARET GREER
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Moral Tales From Panchatantra - Page 1

... Panchatantra ... FROM PANCHATANTRA Dr. Giriraj Sharan Agrawal Fusion Books This One ...
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71 Golden Tales of Panchatantra

by Santhini Govindan - 2007 - 555 pages
The Panchatantra has lived on for over 5000 years in more than 200 versions
worldwide. The one most widely used is credited to Pandit Vishnu Sharma ...
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