Jataka 456 of 547, Ekādasakanipata, from Cowell's edition.
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Jataka 456 of 547, Ekādasakanipata, from Cowell's edition.
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Jataka 465 of 547, Dvādasakanipata, from Cowell's edition.
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Jataka 475 of 547, Terasakanipata, from Cowell's edition.
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Jataka 485 of 547, Pakiṇṇakanipata, from Cowell's edition.
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Jataka 498 of 547, Vīsatinipata, from Cowell's edition.
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Jataka 512 of 547, Tiṃsanipata, from Cowell's edition.
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Jataka 522 of 547, Cattālīsanipata, from Cowell's edition.
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Jataka 527 of 547, Paṇṇāsanipata, from Cowell's edition.
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Jataka 530 of 547, Saṭṭhinipata, from Cowell's edition.
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Jataka 532 of 547, Sattatinipata, from Cowell's edition.
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Jataka 534 of 547, Asītinipata, from Cowell's edition.
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Jataka 539 of 547, Mahānipata, from Cowell's edition.
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How many stars, where is the centre, how many crows?
From the original text · Oral tradition
Betal's first riddle.
From the original text · Vetala Panchavimshati (Baital Pachisi)
Chakli and the dana.
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Kesar Kalmi, the horse who flew.
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Two brothers and a rakshasi.
From the original text · Thakurmar Jhuli
A trunk full of water.
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Twelve children of one mother.
From the original text · Aithihyamala
Makad ani usachi kandi.
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The chariot that everyone pulls.
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Sheep and snow.
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Adi Parva: a house that looked lovely, and the tunnel that saved a family.
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The fruit of wisdom and a boy who walked away to Palani.
From the original text · Skanda Purana
Isha Upanishad, mantra 13–18 of 18, as one small bedtime idea.
From the original text · The Principal Upanishads
Kena Upanishad, khanda 3 of 4, as one small bedtime idea.
From the original text · The Principal Upanishads
Katha Upanishad, valli 3 of 6, as one small bedtime idea.
From the original text · The Principal Upanishads
Prashna Upanishad, prashna 3 of 6, as one small bedtime idea.
From the original text · The Principal Upanishads
Mundaka Upanishad, khanda 2 of 6, as one small bedtime idea.
From the original text · The Principal Upanishads
Taittiriya Upanishad, valli 2 of 3, as one small bedtime idea.
From the original text · The Principal Upanishads
Aitareya Upanishad, khanda 3 of 5, as one small bedtime idea.
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Chandogya Upanishad, prapathaka 2 of 8, as one small bedtime idea.
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Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, adhyaya 2 of 6, as one small bedtime idea.
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Shvetashvatara Upanishad, adhyaya 3 of 6, as one small bedtime idea.
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Kaushitaki Upanishad, adhyaya 3 of 4, as one small bedtime idea.
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Maitri Upanishad, prapathaka 3 of 7, as one small bedtime idea.
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Series Part 1 · Book 3 / 34
A hungry jackal follows a frightening sound and discovers what makes it.
From the original text · Panchatantra · Mitra-bheda
Series Part 2 · Book 3 / 10
A gentle Panchatantra story for careful listening.
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Series Part 3 · Book 3 / 18
A gentle Panchatantra story for careful listening.
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Series Part 4 · Book 3 / 13
A gentle Panchatantra story for careful listening.
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Series Part 5 · Book 3 / 12
A gentle Panchatantra story for careful listening.
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Hitopadesha, Book 1, fable 1.3.
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Hitopadesha, Book 2, fable 2.3.
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Hitopadesha, Book 3, fable 3.3.
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