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This is the story of a cunning wolf who devised a unique trick to devour the mischief of rats who lived nearby. He told the rats a sad story about himself to win their trust but whenever they were ready to go, the wolf will sneakily eat the last rat in the group. Suspecting foul play, the leader of the rats decided to take things in his own hands and punish the wolf for his deeds.
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The Jataka Tales (or Jatak Katha in Hindi) are a compilation of some of Lord Buddha's most renowned stories that he used to convey his teachings and messages. These were originally told in the Pali language. In later years, Sanskrit scholar Aryasoor translated them into a collection of Sanskrit stories named ‘Jatakmala’ comprising 547 tales. There have been numerous versions of these stories since then.

Gautam Buddha delivered his teachings in the form of amazing stories. These stories are primarily about Buddha's previous incarnations and are intended to instill the ideals of self-sacrifice, honesty, morality, and other important social values in common people. Animals, especially elephants played a very important role in his stories. These children loved stories were so powerful that they became part of Indian folklore over centuries.

This podcast, 'Jatak Katha,' delivers these moral stories to kids in a simple but engaging way. Our narrator(s) lead children on a magical adventure, and at the end of each narrative, they will be an important lesson for everyone to learn.

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The Jataka Tales (or Jatak Katha in Hindi) are a compilation of some of Lord Buddha's most renowned stories that he used to convey his teachings and messages. These were originally told in the Pali language. In later years, Sanskrit scholar Aryasoor translated them into a collection of Sanskrit stories named ‘Jatakmala’ comprising 547 tales. There have been numerous versions of these stories since then.
Gautam Buddha delivered his teachings in the form of amazing stories. These stories are primarily about Buddha's previous incarnations and are intended to instill the ideals of self-sacrifice, honesty, morality, and other important social values in common people. Animals, especially elephants played a very important role in his stories. These children loved stories were so powerful that they became part of Indian folklore over centuries.
This podcast, 'Jatak Katha,' delivers these moral stories to kids in a simple but engaging way. Our narrator(s) lead children on a magical adventure, and at the end of each narrative, they will be an important lesson for everyone to learn.
Download Chimes Mobile App for tons of great Kids' podcasts and audio stories: <a href="http://onelink.to/8uzr4g">http://onelink.to/8uzr4g</a>
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