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Moral Stories

Moral stories are about the lesson and message expressed through an event or story. Stock characters are used to simplify the moral of the story and enable writer to convey clear message. Morals have characteristically been more understandable in children's literature.

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Thursday, February 19, 2009

Corporate Lesson - Moral Stories

Posted by Vikas Goyal at 11:41 PM

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Swami Vivekananda Quotation

Through selfless work without attachment, he does good to himself. This is called karma yoga. This too is a way to realize God. But it is very difficult, and not suited to the Kaliyuga.