Epics of India

 Be a Mirror This article was very interesting to read and provided a pretty good explanation on how to go about giving proper feedback. It definitely helps if you focus on what the person is already doing well. Help support and provide them with compliments on what they are already doing well instead of only focusing on the bad. Try Feedforward instead of Feedback This provided a very good outlook on how to approach giving someone positive feedback. Instead of focusing on all their current information and focusing on their negative things, provide them with solutions or ideas to make their story better for the future. Point them in the right direction moving forward instead of only focusing on the things they already have. Feedback

 Topic:   Food  Stories: - Ramayana: Sita and Rama wander the forest This story could be good to use for food because it incorporates how fruits were grown and became a crucial part to every day life - Virata Parva This story is very interesting because it talks about how someone was, in a way, forced to become a good chef and cook all the time which goes into the different types of food and how it important it was to be able to cook - Ramayana: When Hanuman was Hungry This story relates to food because it is about how Hanuman thought the sun was a mango and tried to go eat it Mangos

  Ravana BREAKING NEWS Reporter: This just in, we have inside information from someone who has been overseeing the past events that have lead to a lot of destruction over the years. I have word that we will be able to hear from the god himself, Brahma. Brahma, what started all of this ruckus? Brahma: It all started when a boy called Ravana was born. When he grew up, he petitioned to me to be invincible. I agreed to give him immortal nectar except to humans. Ravana then grew up and met a person named Shiva who he found interest in and became a follower. Ravana had a son with Mandodari and named him Meghanada. This is when things began to get a little unpleasant. Reporter: What happened after Ravana had the new son to make things worse? Brahma: The son made himself invisible in one of his battles and captured Indra, king of the Devas. I ordered him to let the king go in exchange for a granted wish. The son asked for immortality but I refused to grant him that. Instead, I granted him ...

 Tiny Tales of Ramayana Rama was supposed to succeed King Dasharatha Instead the king sent Rama to exile Bharata was very upset at the exile of Rama and went to see Rama Manthara begged forgiveness from Rama Rama visited a lot of different people Agastya gave Rama weapons such as a bow for protection Khara and Dushana get into a battle between Rama and Lakshmana and Khara and Dushana and their army were killed while fighting them Maricha became a golden deer and Jatayu fought Ravana and Jatayu is defeated Rama finds out Sita is missing and becomes very sad and angry and destroys the world Hanuman grows up and learns from a guru Hanuman eventually gets exiled Ramayana

 Tiny Tales from Ramayana Main Characters:  Dashagriva- brothers; had ten heads and asked Brahma for immortal nectar Vibhishina- brothers; prayed a lot Kumbharkana- brothers; was only awake one day each year Shiva- god of instruments Yama: god of death Ravana- vowed to conquer yama Kubera- had to defened against ravana Rambha- was raped by ravana Vedavati- devoted to the god Vishnu Rishyashringa- son of vibhishina King Dasharatha- very skilled hunter Tataka- enraged and set out to kill Ahalya- the most beautiful woman in the world Sita- daughter of King Janaka Ramayana