Just a generation ago, there was a tradition of storytelling. Every child grew up in its grandmother's lap, and she would captivate the child with wonderful stories. These stories had a long-lasting impact on the child.
These stories usually carried a moral value or lesson, woven into engaging narratives. They were like sugar-coated pills. Even if the medicine inside was not pleasant, the sugar coating made it enjoyable. Without realizing it, the child would swallow the bitter medicine while enjoying the sweetness.
These stories usually carried a moral value or lesson, woven into engaging narratives. They were like sugar-coated pills. Even if the medicine inside was not pleasant, the sugar coating made it enjoyable. Without realizing it, the child would swallow the bitter medicine while enjoying the sweetness.
