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Stories are powerful as they transport us into other people's world to learn morals!
Share a story that your mom/dad/grand parents recited to u as a kid! Do you apply them in your life?
#tellastory #TellastoryDay
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swati upadhyay

<span style="color:#3B5998;"><b> @5fedec01cccb6d0014097596 </b></span> <span style="color:#3B5998;"><b> @616d9126ca67e40013aaf3e5 </b></span><span style="color:#3B5998;"><b></b></span> such beautiful stories! Loved it!

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Priya Sood

When I was a young child my Nani told me a wonderful story about a bit and a magic stick. I have forgotten it and sadly so has my Nani. I m going to search on the net.

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Priya Sood

Lovely story <span style="color:#3B5998;"><b> @5fedec01cccb6d0014097596 </b></span>

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Aditi Ahuja

Many many stories I have and my Naani used to tell stories which took 2-3 sessions to finish..

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Aditi Ahuja

Another favorite was a story where a camel and his wife camel are walking in the dessert when they loose their way..then they keep walking for miles..tired and thirsty and finally with great difficulty they discover a puddle with little water which could give life to just one of them..both of them love each <u>other</u> so much they they keep saying...you drink it.. I am not that thirsty and then die together.. I used to cry in this story..

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