While tiny feet speak 'thaiyum thatha thayum thaam', their rhythm is interrupted by curious questions and fleeting thoughts: Can we do frog race? When is the next water break? Am I doing the step correctly?  Do you know next week is my birthday?

And the seniors ask about life, What career to choose? What motivates one to dance? When they could do their arangetrams? And when they do, could they serve pumpkin halwa for dinner?!

Twenty years have passed in a journey of listening and sharing, of patience and impatience, of pride and privilege, of learning and teaching. Conversations have also matured...

Every conversation is a seed, a seed that has the potential to expand into infinite space and serve others for eternity. 

We have selected a few conversations from mythology like the dialogue between Ganesha and Veda Vyas, Shuka and Indra, Shiva and Nandi, Hanuman and Ravana, Krishna and Radha, to name a few. As young minds try to comprehend the world, we believe this theme will help them internalise both the intellectual and emotional aspects of conversations which involve, listening, empathising, expressing, asserting and of course playing with words.

“Akka, I like being on stage. When are we going to perform next?”

To watch the young and the old, the eager and the anxious, the serious and the lighthearted, the intense and the mild, the talkative and the quiet - Contribute and Cheer for us on the 16th of November at Narada Gana Sabha (Main Hall)!