The Forgotten Pot Of Gold Story Of Nachiketa

They say, that The path of truth is lightened up by 'the right questions'. Here is a story of a young boy Nachiketa who never stopped asking questions... About the Author: Tulika Singh mother of two was born in India. Having lived across east and west, old as well as modern cities of the world. Tulika brings fresh perspective to children story telling. She is a writer and media entrepreneur currently living in Singapore. For over a decade she has lived in London, Amsterdam and Japan. Seeing and weaving stories from different cultures. Tulika loves storytelling, movies, nature, ancient history, scriptures and warm fires on winter nights. Kieki and the Yellow Monster, Kaliyug, Bajjus triip to heaven, The princess who slept for fourteen years and a book on Holi has won her lot of adulation's. Her next book Parijat the wish fulfilling tree is sure to touch the hearts of little ones.

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The whole world runs away from death, because death snatches everything, but the one who accepts it and willingly faces it, receives something from death itself. Ironically, knowledge of death gives you the gift of life. Katopanishad tells the story of young Nachiketa who goes to face the lord of death and the extraordinary dialogue that ensues between them. Upanishad means sitting close to the Master. Gurudev takes us through this beautiful story integrating its profoundness with real-life situations, turning abstract philosophy into existential reality.

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