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Stories have played a major role in all ourmyths. People's need to believe things is
lives. When we were small children we lookedoften proven by the circulation of the most
forward to bedtime when we would hear a storyabsurd stories, such as the one about the
from a parent. If we were not so lucky, werapist who got into the car of a lady who was
would hear a story at school. Those of usputting petrol into her car, or the various
who went to Sunday school heard stories fromversions of the very ill children whose
the Bible that were meant to educate us, butparents need money for emergency treatment.
often scared us into submission. Sadly theA very useful website to get to the truth of
different layers of the Bible stories arethese myths can be found on my blog. We
hardly ever explained to us. Emanuelwould do each other a favour by first
Swedenborg provided interesting spiritualresearching even the most heart rending story
explanations of various Bible stories. Referbefore  we  circulate  them.
to  my  blog  for  a  link  to  the  website.
Stories enable us to look inward and
Another fascinating website that sheds aunderstand story patterns and characters that
different light on the hidden meanings of theintertwine with the hard-to perceive forces
stories in the Bible is one where the authorthat shape our lives. The stories also enable
claims that none of the stories in the Bibleus to look outward, because story-threads
are real or actually happened. Refer to myjoin us to a larger cultural fabric. The most
blog  for  a  link  to  the  website.important stories may be those we share with
family and friends. All stories help
And by the way, it is not a sin to read thesepreserve memory, explain our present, and
websites and then decide for yourself whatimagine our future. Stories that evolve
you want to believe. God gave you a mind soacross time bind individuals to families and
that you can use it to decide what is goodfamilies to society, defining our collective
for you. Remember that what is good for youvalues,  beliefs  and  goals.
is not necessarily good for other people, and
it  is  not  for  us  to  judge  one another.Stories also connect us to the eternal Source
of creativity. Professional writers know
We all grew up with the tales of the brothersthat the muse is a combination of discipline
Grimm. Those tales are seen today asand inspiration. That inspiration comes from
fairytales for children, but they weretuning into another dimension that contains
originally meant for adults because each oneall the stories that we could possibly want '
of them contain a lesson that is much deeperfrom Tolstoy's War and Peace to the Harry
than what a child would hear. Each one ofPotter  saga  to  all  the  Bible  stories.
these tales is a metaphor that explains a
facet  of  life.Here are two lovely short stories that convey
lessons  to  us  in  a  thoughtful  manner.
And of course we are told stories every day
on television. The soap operas are not realThe first one is about the young boy that
at all, but for some people they are a windowwanted to become the pupil of an old priest.
into the lives of an imagined family. ThereThe priest looked in the eyes of the boy and
are also various series that make charactersrealised that the boy was not going to live
familiar to us and we learn what to expect oflong. He decided to send the boy back to his
the characters, like the heroes in sciencefamily to die, but told the boy to come back
fiction or action movies. We all have ourthe  next  summer.
favourite actors and actresses, because they
are masters at weaving a web that we want toA year later the boy was back, lively and
believe. Sometimes these soap operas arehappy. The priest looked at the boy in
used for edutainment (a combination ofastonishment and realised that the boy was
education and entertainment) to conveynot going to die for a very long time. Never
important information on health or civilquestioning what he initially saw in the eyes
issues, and this is more powerful than forof the boy, he asked the boy to explain to
example providing written material to peoplehim in detail what had happened during the
that have difficulty reading, or providingprevious  year.
verbal warnings to people that did not have
the  good  sense  to  heed  such  warnings.The boy told the priest how, on his way home,
he saw a colony of ants trapped on some high
Stories are part of many differentground in the river. The boy found a long
traditions. The stories of the Grimmstick and held it over the river so that the
brothers and comic characters such as Asterixants could walk on the stick to dry land.
and  Tintin  originated  in  Europe.His arms got very tired, but he held the
stick in place until the very last ant had
There are also the tales of the Arabianreached dry land. The boy then described the
nights that reflect ancient life in therest of the journey, but the priest was no
Middle East. The Arabian Nights is alonger listening. He had realised that that
collection of Persian, Arab and Indian folkone single act had wiped out all the bad
tales that were handed down through thekarma that the boy had accumulated in
centuries. Legend has it that a beautifulprevious lives. That was why the boy was no
lady called Scheherazade had to tell alonger  going  to  die  young.
murderous prince a story each night to
prevent the prince from killing her. TheThe second story is about two priests that
result is a beautiful collection of storieswere travelling together on foot. They came
including the famous ones about Sinbad theto a river crossing where a woman was
sailor  and  Aladdin.standing, looking frightened. Brother
Benjamin asked her: "Why are you looking so
The Hassidic Jews have their own traditionalfrightened? Can  we  help  you?"
stories. One of the disciples of the great
Rabbi Baal Shem Tov was lame. One day, this"I need to get to the other side of the
disciple was asked to tell a story about hisriver", she said, "but I can't swim and am
master. He began to tell how the Baal Shemfrightened  that  the  water  will  take me."
Tov used to leap and dance when he prayed.
The disciple became so engrossed in his story"I can help you," said Brother Benjamin. The
that he stood up, and began to leap and dancewoman got onto his back and they waded to the
as his master used to. At that moment, he wasother side. She thanked him and walked away.
cured of his lameness, and became completely
healthy. There is a beautiful story calledThe two priests walked in silence for the
Let the story choose me that explains thenext two hours. Brother Benjamin eventually
healing value of stories. Refer to my blogrealised that Brother John was silent because
for  a  link  to  the  website.he  was  angry.
On the African continent stories often"You are very quiet, Brother John? Is
feature talking animals that convey importantsomething bothering you?" Brother Benjamin
lessons in life. Refer to my blog for a linkasked.
to  a  website  with examples of these tales.
"Is something bothering me! You swore a vow
Why are stories so important to us? We useof chastity! You promised never to touch a
stories to share experiences, understand eachwoman! And there you did not just touch a
other and create a sense of community.woman! You carried her on your back in a most
Parents use stories to bond with theirindecent manner! Shame on you. Shame on
children. Sages use stories to conveyyou!"  Brother  John  said.
important life lessons and explain customs
and values. People express wisdom by meansBrother Benjamin stopped walking and looked
of a story. Stories are used to break downat  Brother  John.
barriers  within  and  between  groups.
"Brother John," he said. "I put the woman
Most stories have some entertainment ordown hours ago. Why are you still carrying
educational value. The advent of theher?
internet has brought us the genre of urban



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