Rare Stories for Everyone
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The human brain is wired to think in stories. Ancient Rishis saw that stories can change us faster than precepts. They saw with their inner eyes that for humans in the future ages, the most effective way to process knowledge into wisdom would be stories, stories based on eternal principles of life, stories from the lives of great people. This is why they gave us Puranas such as Srimad Bhagavatam.
We hear stories about people who’ve transformed themselves despite difficulties their minds presented to them and who, despite their challenges, help others. These stories inspire us.
We tell our stories, too, don't we? Let's tell our heartwarming stories on this rare stories channel. If you have a life changing story you would like to share with others, please email it to me at wiredforstories@gmail.com
Let’s remember that every story has a moral.
We hear stories about people who’ve transformed themselves despite difficulties their minds presented to them and who, despite their challenges, help others. These stories inspire us.
We tell our stories, too, don't we? Let's tell our heartwarming stories on this rare stories channel. If you have a life changing story you would like to share with others, please email it to me at wiredforstories@gmail.com
Let’s remember that every story has a moral.
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