Showing posts with label Week 6. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Week 6. Show all posts

Monday, March 8, 2021

Reading Notes: Mahabharata Part B (extra credit reading)

Bibliography: Tiny Tales from the Mahabharata by Laura Gibbs

More flowcharts! I'm glad we read this one second - there are so many names. 

Draupadi has a LOT going on. Someone buy this lady a planner! (Also side story about dogs in public...)

Arjuna gets sent off to exile again because his brother's shoes were missing. He has many adventures. Exile = Adventure?? Like running away to join the circus.

Don't play dice with your enemies, dang it.

EXILE again. Wander, wander, adventure, adventure. Ooh, foreshadowing - go collect weapons for war.




Draupaidi painting - By Raja Ravi Varma - Original source not stated by uploader, however a source available here.

Friday, March 5, 2021

Week 6 Lab - Storybook Research

 Selection photos from this album on Flickr would be a great collage. 


Great short wiki page on the concept of multi-goddess (Tridevi) in Hinduism. 

 

Collage maker for photos is either here or Adobe spark used through OU login



Goddess / aspect collage created with photos from Flickr album using Adobe Spark

Collage includes: Radha, Parvati, Tridevi, Sita, Durga.

 




Thursday, March 4, 2021

Reading Notes: Mahabharata Part A

 Bibliography: Tiny Tales from the Mahabharata by Laura Gibbs

Holy family tree flow chart batman!

Satyavati has a lot going on - being born from a fish, secret kids. I'm getting a very drama/reality TV vibe from this so far and it's amazing. From Satyavati in a way we actually get the Mahabharata because of Vyasa. Vyasa has a lot going on too - the making kids out of lumps in pots in also amazing and I love it. 

Focus may be on Vyasa coming from Satyavati - could do a brief intro on her as well since she has great backstory - and then things about Vyasa. The kids, the composing of the Mahabharata and the visiting the widows. Snippets to make up a fun tale of Vyasa. :)



Image source: Mahabharata. Published by Geeta Press in Gorakhpur . Written in Hindi.

 


Reading Notes: Dharma Mahabarata (Part E) - Extra credit reading

Mahabharata: The Greatest Spiritual Epic of All Time. b y Krishna Dharma, 2008 ( source ) Arjuna is headed to heaven! But he's just v...