Anubhooti

Usha Shrivastava

“Anubhooti translates to “feelings” or “sensations” in English. This podcast is Usha Shrivastava’s attempt to create some space in the heart of society for her Anubhooti and to encourage people to fully experience and reflect on their own. She brings to life a collection of profound pieces (she has authored for children and adults) via soothing, poetic recitation in Hindi. ~ Cover art painted by Anjali Kant

  1. 08/10/2023

    Swabhav... Bhavna...Sanskar

    This discourse centers around the innate tendency to judge ourselves and others' tendency to judge us.  Ultimately people are not born good or bad- its their environment that influences their self-identity.  Written and recited by: Usha Shrivastava Episode art by: Priya Shrivastava ***This discourse has previously been published in: Shrivastava, Usha.  Jeevan Jeena ek Kala.  Gwalior.  Shivswarnakshar Design (India) November 2007.

  2. 01/31/2023

    Seekhne ki umra ka paimana

    There is no limit in age for learning.  Learning is a lifetime ordeal and can be done anywhere and from anyone.  Fear of judgement is perhaps a person's only obstacle to reaching their learning potential. Written and recited by: Usha Shrivastava Episode art by: Parul Khare ***This discourse has previously been published in: Shrivastava, Usha.  Jeevan Jeena ek Kala.  Gwalior.  Shivswarnakshar Design (India) November 2007.

  3. 01/08/2023

    Maali baba ki seekh

    This children's story reminds us of how we all can find connection to nature even when we feel like we don't belong.  Validation, although pleasant when shared between peers, can also be sought metaphorically with other seemingly inanimate species.  Therefore, we are never truly alone in how we feel. Written and recited by: Usha Shrivastava Episode art by:  Parul Khare ***This story has previously been published in: Shrivastava, Usha.  Shabda Vedana.  Gwalior.  Shivswarnakshar Design (India) November 2007.

  4. 12/25/2022

    Jyoti

    Her friend grieves sudden and painful loss as Jyoti transitions from her childhood family life to married family life - poisoned by dowry - leaving behind everything that was common between them.   Written and recited by: Usha Shrivastava Episode art by Parul Khare.  Inspired by visualization of Poorti Gupta. ***This story has previously been published in: Shrivastava, Usha.  Shabda Vedana.  Gwalior.  Shivswarnakshar Design (India) November 2007.

  5. 12/16/2022

    Lehron Ka Tankan

    Dreams are essential to manifest desires and purpose. This is a story of the journey of a stone affected by the rough waves of a body of water. It is a story of struggle that turns into hope for achieving something more substantial in life.  Written and recited by: Usha Shrivastava  Episode art: Picture by Parag Khare  ***This story has previously been published in: Shrivastava, Usha.  Shabda Vedana.  Gwalior.  Shivswarnakshar Design (India) November 2007.

  6. 12/25/2021

    Beej Ban Gaye Phool

    This is the story of Minnie and her friends who are mesmerized by the beautiful flowers in a garden. One fine day, Minnie gives her friends a surprise in her small fist. Listen to the story now and find out what it was!  Meant for:  Young children under age 10 Story written and recited by:  Usha Shrivastava English translation written and recited by:  Priyamvada Shrivastava and Parul Khare Episode art by: Parul Khare and Priyamvada Shrivastava   Published in: Shrivastava, Usha. Beej Ban Gaye Phool. Gwalior. Shivswarnakshar Design (India) March 2008. Shrivastava,Usha. "Beej Ban Gaye Phool" Balhans August, 1996

  7. 01/10/2021

    Alas-Ek kohra

    In this discourse the far reaches of the poison called laziness (i.e. indolence) are explored. Meant for:  Young children under age 15 Story written and recited by:  Usha Shrivastava English translation and recitation by: Priyamvada Shrivastava and Parul Khare  Episode art:Created on Canva Published in:  Shrivastava, Usha. Beej Ban Gaye Phool. Gwalior. Shivswarnakshar Design (India) March 2008.

    Alas-Ek kohra

  8. 10/26/2020

    Chatki dal ke phool muskaye

    This is a short story that expresses the tale of a young boy and his attachment towards the nature. This story also expresses how a simple act of kindness merged with dedication can bring a lot of happiness around ourselves. Meant for:  Young children under age 10 Story written and recited by:  Usha Shrivastava English translation by: Priyamvada Shrivastava English recitation by: Priyamvada Shrivastava Episode art painted by: Anjali Kant Published in: Shrivastava, Usha. Beej Ban Gaye Phool. Gwalior. Shivswarnakshar Design (India) March 2008.

    Chatki dal ke phool muskaye
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“Anubhooti translates to “feelings” or “sensations” in English. This podcast is Usha Shrivastava’s attempt to create some space in the heart of society for her Anubhooti and to encourage people to fully experience and reflect on their own. She brings to life a collection of profound pieces (she has authored for children and adults) via soothing, poetic recitation in Hindi. ~ Cover art painted by Anjali Kant

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  • Creator
    Usha Shrivastava
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2023
  • Episodes
    13
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
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