Journeys Storytelling

Journey of Storytelling

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Ramya Iyer

1 year ago

Journey of Storytelling: HUM Circle

This beautiful journey began on May 2 2021 . This circle met a few times co-creating a space of warmth, sharing, listening, wonders and emotions from our lives A page from a book (which led to Well of words), family

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Ramya Iyer

2 years ago

Journey of Healing Hope Heart Story Circle

A beautiful February evening when I was in Chennai for Chennai Storytelling Festival I met with some friends and at a cafe I had the joy and beautiful opportunity to begin Healing Hope & Heart Story circle. Could offer a

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Ramya Iyer

2 years ago

Journey Of_Storytelling: With dear to heart Parikrma family

This is a journey with is so so dear to my heart It began around July 2017 when I started going to Parikrma school, Sahakaranagar It began with me telling stories to the children, slowly also became part

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Ramya Iyer

2 years ago

Artists in Residence, children’s day event at First Steps School

Grateful to First Steps school for inviting me to the Children’s day Celebration 🙂 Thank you teachers and children. we explored dreams, through stories, music, listening sharing and a TAPESTRY of dreams 🙂 (School shares) And from here I journeyed

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Ramya Iyer

2 years ago

Journeying with Green Panther: Story in Nature at Cubbon Park with families

Thank you dear Shruti for having me become part of this . For all the wonderful work you do connecting children, families to nature what a beautiful morning 🙂 HeART, eARTh, stories and more

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Ramya Iyer

2 years ago

Celebrating World Storytelling Day with Bangalore and Bangalore Storytelling Society

Thank you BSS and the community for inviting me to be able to share a story that came to me of lil Kichu 🙂 was wonderful to listen, share , meet . 🙂

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Ramya Iyer

2 years ago

Wonder-filled morning at Happy Streets Bangalore with Times of India and AceInnovation

at Kalyan Nagar, Bangalore Thank you Ms. Neena and Lavanya for helping me be part of Happy Streets Bangalore with Times of India and AceInnovation The vibe, the energy and the conversations, singing together – such a beautiful morning I

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Ramya Iyer

4 years ago

FEAST Fest – In Nature’s Lap

In a very emotional state of mine, this story met me and in the embrace of my family, my team and the FEAST community shared a folktale from Orissa, story of the seventh sun for the FEAST Fest In Nature’s

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Ramya Iyer

4 years ago

Sharing a dear squirrel’s story at Katha Potpourri

Aww the aroma of the potpourri of stories Was beautiful to share a dear squirrel’s story at Renu’s Kathavriksha’s Katha Potpourri

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Ramya Iyer

4 years ago

River Kaveri at Rivers of India

Kaveri nadhi, kaveri river always has called out to me. Thanks to Veena and my companions on the journey Rivers of India was able to explore our story of Kaveri (our – my roots, my children and me) through the

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Ramya Iyer

4 years ago

Event: Katha Parab, Jharkhand Storytelling Festival

Very warmly organized by Richa Sinha . Thank you also to Lavanya from our Bangalore who brought us all together. I remember when Lavanya messaged the world was such that her message brought a lot of hope about the world

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Ramya Iyer

4 years ago

Summer with bachchas, a camp organized by Katha Vriksha

Thank you Renu and to my companions Was lovely spending time camping with the children

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Ramya Iyer

4 years ago

Delighted to have been able to share a story for the FEAST Podcast

Thank you dear team Meenu, Parvathy, Dharanya and everyone at FEAST 🙂 https://redcircle.com/shows/story-wok/ep/8289f8b8-0e1b-4e46-8aae-dc9939472391

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Ramya Iyer

4 years ago

World Storytelling Cafe: Asian and Australasian Storytellers

grateful to have been able to share a story in this space with my worldwide friends and community https://www.facebook.com/worldstorytellingcafe/videos/154669299871456

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Ramya Iyer

4 years ago

Yeh Mera India

Grateful for the opportunity to share a Tamil folktale adapted by me at Yeh Mera India Thank you Sarita for Heritage Stories and Performing Arts (HSPA) and Lavanya Srinivas (KathaShetra) for the opporunity and my companions on the journey Debjani

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