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Listening to stories is ingrained in every stage of childhood. Which is a silver lining found throughout the world. Listening to values, questioning actions and reactions, repeating expressions, and conjuring with imaginary beings with their creative abilities is a sign of mentally healthy and happy minds.
We grew up hearing and imagining folkloric characters, stories from the Puranas, Mahabharata, Ramayana, fairy tales, and fables. Many of them would be bedtime stories told to us by our parents and grandparents - the everlasting, evergreen childhood memories. Storytelling is still a powerful tool for strengthening family bonds.
‘Twenty + One - Short Stories’ is a collection/compilation of well-meaning truths, selectively put together to share worldly wisdom and virtues with the common folk of all age groups.
Shree Shambav, the author of this book, is an alumnus of the Indian Institute of Management and the National Institute of Technology with extensive experience in the business world and has held senior positions at MNC. He is the author and co-author of many technical articles, books, and blogs. And he is also an author of recently released new book - ‘Journey of Soul - Karma’.
Shree Shambav is the founder of the Shree Shambav Ayur Rakshita Foundation (www.shambav-ayurrakshita.org). He established this organisation with the sole purpose of recognising the human identity beyond the boundaries of gender, race, and nationality. The organisation helps all communities realise their true potential and the beauty of life.
For more information, visit the author’s page at www.shambav.org.
