Sunita Pant Bansal, Storyteller and Mythologist.mp4

Sunita Pant Bansal, Storyteller and Mythologist.mp4

  • Sunita is a storyteller and a mythologist. 
  • For over four decades, she has donned multiple hats as a writer, editor, publisher, and entrepreneur. 

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Overview

Explore the fascinating journey of Sunita Pant Bansal, a prolific author and mythologist who has dedicated her life to making ancient Indian scriptures accessible to modern audiences. From her first poem in second grade to authoring 30 books for adults and 1000 for children, Bansal discusses her approach to demystifying complex philosophical concepts, the relevance of mythology in addressing contemporary issues, and the art of crafting engaging stories for young readers.

00:42- About Sunita Pant Bansal

  • Sunita is a storyteller and a mythologist. 
  • For over four decades, she has donned multiple hats as a writer, editor, publisher, and entrepreneur. 
  • She’s authored 30 books for adults and young adults, decoding the philosophy of mythology, and 1000 books for children on folk literature and scriptures.
  • She’s been recognized, felicitated, and awarded several times.

06:11- What are some of the lessons you want your readers to take away from mythology?

  • Present gods as relatable figures with everyday problems to help children see humanity in divine characters.
  • Teach lessons about respect, communication, and handling conflicts through the interactions of mythological figures.
  • Use mythology as a tool for imparting countless life lessons, fostering understanding of behavior and social values.

21:55- What are some of the key elements that you consider while talking about one of our mythological stories to a very young audience?

  • Tailor the story to the child’s age, ensuring that it resonates with their understanding and developmental stage.
  • Exclude themes like corporal punishment and violence, instead couching difficult concepts in softer language to prevent influencing the child’s mindset negatively.
  • Incorporate moral lessons, such as karmic retribution, to help children understand complex ideas without forming biased opinions about characters or events.

RESOURCES:

Learn more about Sunita Pant Bansal: LinkedIn

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  • Sunita is a storyteller and a mythologist. 
  • For over four decades, she has donned multiple hats as a writer, editor, publisher, and entrepreneur. 
  • She’s authored 30 books for adults and young adults, decoding the philosophy of mythology, and 1000 books for children on folk literature and scriptures.
  • She’s been recognized, felicitated, and awarded several times.

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