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Reading Notes: Ramanaya D

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1. Ravana awakens Kumbakarana Ravana confmired the news that Ra.a was alive. so Ravana decided to awake the sleeping giant Kumbakarana.  2. Rama Battles Taranisen Rama came into battle and killed Taranisen with his teeth and Vibishihana says he is my son.  3. Rama duels with Ravanas son Virabahu offers his neck to be killed but Rama will not kill him because of his clear loyality.  4. Ravana Threatens Sita Ravana had many fails and was about to kill Sita but then realized it was Rama who we wanted to challenge.  5. Sita Rebukes Rama Sita entered the fire and did not burn.  6. Sita Rewards Hanuman Sita gave Hanuman a pearl necklace which were useless without her.  7. Sita has News for Rama Rama was very excited to hear the news that Sita was pregnant.  8. Rama Makes a Decision Rama tells Lakshma that he must take Sita into the forest and never talk to her again Lakshma was shocked.  9. Rama Summons Sita Sita gave birth and Rama realizes who the kids might be.  10. Kala Comes to Rama Kal

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Reading Notes: Ramayana C

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1. Hanuman Meets Rama Sugriva had fear she was about to be killed and called it out.  2. Tara mourns Vali After Valis death Tara was very sad. Vali before her death gave an amulet of invincibility to Sugriva  3. The Monkeys Enter the Cave Hanuman fell into a cave with many trees. The monkeys soon got powers used on them.  4. Hanuman Leaps Hanuman grew as big as the sky. When Hanuman climbed a mountain the mountian shook so hard everyone was looking around in terror.  5. Sita Tells Hanuman A Story One day Sita was in a forest and a crow kept following him and pecking him until it drew blodd 6. Hanuman returns Hanuman returned to make sure Sita was safe and then leaped over the ocean to the shore.  7. The Monkeys and Bears Celebrate They all got drunk on honey and began to dance and celebrate.  8. Nala Builds a Bridge Nala chose the rocks and wrote his name on each one then having thousands of monkeys and bears drag them to oceans edge to build the bridge. 9. Ravana Summons A Magician R

Feedback Strategies

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1. Five Reasons to Stop saying Good Job  http://www.amblesideschools.com/sites/default/files/Five%20Reasons%20to%20Stop%20Saying%20%20Good%20Job!.pdf Growing up I felt my father was a strict disciplinarian and didn't give me as much praise as I felt I deserved. Looking back I see more that my grew more as a person when I had to have that reinforcement from myself. This article in the first part shows how you're kinda saying "I  like you the way you are" which sounds dramatic at first but continued repentance of this could infer that. When saying "good job" you're telling your child how they should feel. Another main aspect I took from this article is the drive you lose when you think you're better at the activity than anyone else. For example growing up I was one of the top tennis players in the state and it got to my head. I trained less and didn't focus as hard that by the time I became a teenager I was in the middle of the pack again. This art

Topic Research: Yoga

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1. Yoga Mythology: 64 Asanas and Their Stories  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07T93CP1S/ This book should be here in 1-2 days. It's recommend by you and is filled with 64 stories which is probably where I will get the mass majority of my information.  2. Wikipedia on Yoga  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoga Gives a general summary on where it started, why it's practiced, and much more information I need.  3. History of Yoga  https://www.yogabasics.com/learn/history-of-yoga/ More information on the history of yoga.  https://www.nytimes.com/guides/well/beginner-yoga

Week 3 Story

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Twins are Born (Raven and Haven)  Raven and Haven were born and are the children of the gods and leaders of the Netherlands Rama and Tama. Raven, unlike Haven was growing at an extraordinary rate. The larger Raven grew the more people feared her. By the time Raven had reached her full stature she was the largest person in the Netherlands. While Raven was growing Haven was staying small his brain kept evolving more intelligence. Soon he was so smart he could predict the future and knew what others actions would be. At the time of their birth Netherlands and Sauhini were at war and Sauhini had heard about these twins and we’re scared of the potential they obtained for Netherlands. One day Raven and Haven were strolling through the forest together in search of food and Haven had a 6th sense they were being hunted. Haven knew hunters were in the area and could predict their next moves. Haven alerting Raven of what’s coming made it easy for Raven to fight off the hunters. After they escaped

Reading Notes: Ramayana B

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1. Lakshmana draws a Line This line entails that until he comes back with Rama she must not cross this line.  2. Rama Grieves Rama realized Sita was gone he was enraged and wanted to destroy the whole world but a goose claims to know where Sita was.  3. Paths Cross Hanuman found jewelry and believed it was a sign for him to return it to it's owner  4. When Hanuman was Hungry Hanuman was very hungry and saw a mango in the sky so he flew to the sky to eat the large mango. When he tried to take a bite he broke his jaw and realized the mango was the sun.  5. Dundhubi challenges Vali Dundhubi didn't realize that Vali had an amulet from his father that made his opponents have half the strength.  https://www.quora.com/Why-did-Lord-Rama-kill-Vali-from-behind-a-tree

Reading Notes: Ramayana A

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Ravana is born  Ravana confronts Shiva. Dashagriva is clearly cocky and tries to demonstrate his power Shive rewards Ravana, Ravana wants the beautiful girl  Ravan battles Yama they fought for 7 whole day and night  Ravana rapes Rhamba whispers a creepy comment "how luck for you we have met" then proceeds to rape her Rama amazes Kaushala Kamala bows her head and accepts Ramas godlyness The story of Tataka They all thought Takata and the family was dangerous so they ordered Takata and all sons to be murdered.  Takatakas sons attack The sons fight back  The story of Sita explains how she became the daughter of King Janaka  Sita surprises her sisters no one was able to lift the bow but Sita with no effort at all lifted the bow with her sisters in amazement  The story of Ramanchandra Sita meets two strangers she runs into two handsome strangers then runs back and thanks the goddess  Sita https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sita

Feedback Thoughts

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1. Why rejection hurts so much  https://ideas.ted.com/why-rejection-hurts-so-much-and-what-to-do-about-it/  Our brains our wired to dislike rejection. It talks about how when they ran an MRI rejection was in the same part of the brain as physical pain. We are social beings, since the beginning of time we have needed to be in a group to survive so rejection has been happening forever. Rejection is also a time for self evolution to think why was I rejected and to become better from it not worse.  2. Silence the Critical Voices in you head  https://hbr.org/2016/12/silence-the-critical-voices-in-your-head This one I found interesting because mental health is come to the forefront for me this year with the pandemic. Quarantine and being alone led me to think about my decisions and self reflect on my life so far. The critical voices in our head will always be there but silencing them or using them as motivation is an important tool everyone needs to know. This article basically is informing

Topic Brainstorm

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1. Kumbhakarana: The Sleeping Giant  http://ackguide.blogspot.com/2015/04/guide-kumbhakarna-vol-528.html This one looked interesting to me because growing up one of my favorite novels was the BFG (Big Friendly Giant) because I always think Giants are such interesting characters. The giant is named Kumbhakarna who is able to defeat not just humans but even the god Indra. The Raksha brother goal is to convince Kumbhakarna to make a bad wish. Rama then confronts the brothers as Rama knows he can use Kumbhakarna the giant in his favor. This will be an interesting one to re tell because the main core of the story will pretty much stay the same.  2. Karma: The Good Place  https://sites.google.com/view/goodplacekarma/home I had just watched The Good Place on Netflix this past summer. The title just like the show is a trick, because you think you're in the Good Place when the Good Place is actually the Bad Place. The introduction does a great job of putting you right into the story at the

Week 2 Story

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https://sites.google.com/d/1zDz8EOFDKX9wMI8v1oHS1SZDbf1gdiip/p/1ZRw-y_xk8T7XnQOBPlkrt4cROde99AgB/edit The Cunning Crane and the Crab  A large group of fish lived in a little lake that was plentiful of water in the Winter, but when summer came around the pool dried up and water was scarce. Next to them was a beautiful lake with a very cunning crane. The crane loves to eat fish and saw an opportunity to take advantage of the fish struggling in their pond. The Crane flew over to the fish and enticed the fish by telling them about this beautiful lake next to them with a plentiful amount of water. Soon, all the fish in the lake were gathered around the Crane while he went on and on about the lake he lives in with lots of water. The fish were all thrilled to hear this but also very suspicious of the crane because they knew that cranes feast on fish. They asked many questions but the crane was quite convincing. The fish gathered together to decide and wound up deciding to give the Crane a cha

Reading Notes: Week 2 Reading Anthology

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The Cunning Crane and the Crab  This story grabbed my attention because it reminded me of the type of books my mom used to read to me growing up where each story has a life lesson in it.  Involves multiple gullible fish and a smart cunning crane Teaches many lessons like to never trust anyone blindly Shows how even the smartest can be outsmarted How everything comes full circle https://www.kidsgen.com/moral_stories/the-crab-and-the-crane.htm

Week 2 Reading Overview

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I  have chose the story Tiny Tales from the Ramanaya. I felt that these would be the most though out stories because our professor is the one writing this story. If she was willing to put in the time to write this then you know this will be the best version of the story.  2 Comic Books   Kumbhakarana: The Sleeping Giant  http://ackguide.blogspot.com/2015/04/guide-kumbhakarna-vol-528.html This one looked interesting to me because growing up one of my favorite novels was the BFG (Big Friendly Giant) because I always think Giants are such interesting characters.  The Lord of Lanka: The Rise and Fall of a Demon King  http://ackguide.blogspot.com/2015/05/guide-lord-of-lanka.html Who doesn't love a good dynasty story of a rise and fall. The roman empires always interested me so this story looks interesting.  2 Videos  Indian and Greek Mythological Parallels https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lqmNRZkGvk&list=PLrWYQjLLbXcie5DuhgxacocxvQp_5pNIX&index=10 I took a class in high school o