by Seema Anand
Seema Anand tells us a story to celebrate our having crossed the 150 mark!!
Thank you, Seema - love the flavour of this chai story!
Meet the storyteller:
Seema is a London based mythologist and narrative practitioner and although her sanity is a little suspect she is a brilliant story teller. Seema's work in the revival of women's narratives is associated with the UNESCO project for Endangered Oral Traditions.
As part of her (not so) secret formula for world peace Seema lectures on the Kamasutra and is an acknowledged authority on the erotic literatures of the East. In her less peaceful moments she also delivers courses on Tantric philosophy.
Is this your first visit here?
Welcome to Indian Chai Stories! Do you have a chai story of your own to share? Send it to me here, please : indianchaistories@gmail.com. My name is Gowri Mohanakrishnan and I'm a tea planter's wife. I started this blog because one of the things that I wouldn't want us to lose in a fast changing world is the tea story - a story always told with great seriousness, no matter how funny - always true (always), maybe a tall tale, long, or short, impossible, scary, funny or exciting but never dull. You will find yourself transported to another world!
Happy reading! Cheers to the spirit of Indian Tea!
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Seema Anand tells us a story to celebrate our having crossed the 150 mark!!
Thank you, Seema - love the flavour of this chai story!
Meet the storyteller:
Seema is a London based mythologist and narrative practitioner and although her sanity is a little suspect she is a brilliant story teller. Seema's work in the revival of women's narratives is associated with the UNESCO project for Endangered Oral Traditions.
As part of her (not so) secret formula for world peace Seema lectures on the Kamasutra and is an acknowledged authority on the erotic literatures of the East. In her less peaceful moments she also delivers courses on Tantric philosophy.
Is this your first visit here?
Welcome to Indian Chai Stories! Do you have a chai story of your own to share? Send it to me here, please : indianchaistories@gmail.com. My name is Gowri Mohanakrishnan and I'm a tea planter's wife. I started this blog because one of the things that I wouldn't want us to lose in a fast changing world is the tea story - a story always told with great seriousness, no matter how funny - always true (always), maybe a tall tale, long, or short, impossible, scary, funny or exciting but never dull. You will find yourself transported to another world!
Happy reading! Cheers to the spirit of Indian Tea!
ADD THIS LINK TO YOUR FAVOURITES : https://teastorytellers.blogspot.com/Indian Chai Stories
Chai and stories! Absolutely!
ReplyDeletehey how flavourful was this lovely short n sweet chai story! kintu parantu how the heck do i find someone to have it with, a story on top of it...hai ye kambakht lockdown
ReplyDeleteHow much this resonates with me ... and why and how I felt a cup of our Indian Chai could help us share our cancer narrative too
ReplyDeleteLoved the unique way of inter acting.I felt so alive hearing you during these lockdown days,Three Cheers to stories and Chai!
ReplyDeleteHa nice to hear this all over again...
ReplyDeleteOh Seema and Oh Gowri … i remember how much i loved Seema’s post when i heard it the first time and now , all over again as what this story teller par excellence is saying here resonates so much with the idea behind Chai for Cancer . I tell people to at least once in a day , when they pick up a cup of of chai , think of a day in the life of a cancer patient and dedicate that cup to his or her story …
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