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Week 2 Reading Overview



For my Ramayana reading, I have chosen to use option one, Narayan's Ramayana. I chose this version of the story because of the reviews on the book. The book tells the story in a captivating way that draws the readers in. I do not like reading historical books, but rather I enjoy books and stories with a modern style that makes you root for characters and create different opinions in an interesting way. I think this version will also help me understand what is going on just based on the modern language.

Browsing through the Bizzell Comic Books and the India Video Playlist, I have found some books and videos that seem interesting:

Indra and Shachi is a comic book about the Lord of Heaven and his wife. The reason I chose this comic book was for the action and crime in it. I enjoy crime tv show and reading about what happens in this book draws on my interest there.

(Hindu Goddess Shachi; Source: Shachi)


Ganesha is comic book about the remover of all obstacles. I chose this book because in high school I studied Ganesha a little and I would like the opportunity to discover more about the God of Beginnings. Ganesha is a very well known deity, but I want to know more than just the surface level of information on him.

(Ganesha, God of Beginnings; Source: Ganesha)

Karma is one of the videos that I think would be interesting. Karma is the idea that everything we do has consequences. I do believe in Karma and I think this video will be interesting to learn more about the origin of where the rules of Karma came from.

Why We Worship Trees is another video that I think would be interesting to learn more about. Every culture is different and has different meanings to different objects. Learning about what those objects mean can give an insight to the cultures.

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