S1Ep14 Zaynab (R.A) Kata Nan/Yax, Pulak-at Khir( Shugni). Mother/Sister, Light upon Light ( Shugni).

Join us for the continuation of our exploration of the themes introduced in the previous episode on "Syndrom “Boukh" or "Bogey Boukh". In this episode, we delve into the art of storytelling as a tool for personal growth and resilience. Drawing inspiration from book readings and inspirational stories, I personalize characters like Nan/Bibi Zainab or Zainab bint-e- Ali ibn Abi Talib, daughters of Fatima-i Zahra, (R.A) known for their moral grounding, modesty, and wisdom. Through connecting with these inspirational female characters, I find guidance and strength to overcome my own challenges. In moments of adversity, I draw upon the wisdom of my heritage, ancestors, and grandparents, igniting my inner light or warming my heart from deeper sources. This storytelling approach serves as a self-help tool, offering wisdom to navigate life's turbulent waves and emerge stronger.

For educational purposes, only

I encourage listeners to read your own books and draw inspiration from heritage, reflecting on the role of heritage in times of challenges.

Episodes References, such as;
Resources for Readings: All resources are in English Language.
Maslow Hierarchy of Needs – you can find it in open source
Several books, that I read by Leslie Hazelton: I have read few of them and my narration comes from few. But you can read it for yourself. Some link: https://www.thriftbooks.com/a/lesley-...
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