Stories are one of the oldest forms of communication and entertainment, and seem to be native to all cultures.  This channel aims to provide stories that inspire, teach, and celebrate the human experience.

Nails in the Fence

Rocks in a Jar

The Hole in the Blanket

Story Of The Four Wives

Two Monks & a Maiden

The Tea Cup

Demons on a Boat

The Lighthouse

Man on the Subway

The Wood Cutter

The Starfish Story

The Elephant Rope

Potatoes, Eggs & Coffee Beans

Flow Like a River

Taming the Mind

The Gift of Insults

The Stone Cutter

Thinking Outside the Box

Group of Frogs

The Butterfly Struggle

The Seasons of Life

Our Value

The Cockroach Story

A Cup & Coffee

Changing Vision

The Wave

The Secret to Happiness

Tibetan Master Dancer

The King's Wine Cellar

Give Up Control

Two Brothers

How to Catch Monkeys

Stone Soup

The Wise Snail

Blind Men & the Elephant

Neutrality

Right & Wrong

Taming a Temper

True Nature

Walking on Water

The Wooden Bowl

Destiny

Full Awareness

The Wise Man

The Inn Story

The Other Side Story

Two Words Story

Watch Yourself Story

Working Hard Story

The Selfish Giant

The Man and the Flood

The First Principle

It Will Pass

The Butterfly

The Mill

The Princess and the Pea

The Dancing Master

The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter

Rapunzel

Cass Carlopio

Sleep Expert, Psychologist & Meditation

This brief, classic Zen story, reminds us of the impermanence of experience and the principle that everything will pass. A great reminder that meditation is not about clinging to an experience, but rather observing and allowing an experience to be as it is.

Zen story teaches the impermanence of experience and encourages observing it as it is; not clinging to it.