Listen to these stories with your children or on your own, they will inspire you to change your perception about life in positive way.

Inspiring stories that will change your perception about life in positive way. These stories are filled with key ingredients of living a positive life, kindness and compassion. Learn how to apply on yourselves and others.

Many of these stories are inspired by Ajhan Brahm and inspirational masters of the past.

Good, Bad, Who Knows?!

The Mouse Trap

Monkey Mind - Short Story

Caterpillar Turn into a Butterfly

A Worm and His Lovely Pile of Dung

Zen Story - a Cup of Tea

Dogs Retreat

Good Wolf & Bad Wolf

Imperfect Perfect

Mummy, I'm Leaving Home

Doors of My Heart Are Open to You and Me

Water-bugs and Dragonflies

Biscuits of Life

Does Mind Control Work? Not really!

Friends for Ever - Earth Worm

Enlightenment in Action

Every Person Has a Story

Farmer's Donkey - Story

Granma's Cooking Secret

Hard Working Labor - Story

Mask of the Red Death - Story

Princesses and the Dragon - Story

2 Monks and a Lady

A Pound of Butter

Anger Management

Box Full of Kisses

An Elephant and a Rope

Group of Frogs

Blind Girl

Obstacle in Our Path

Puppies for Sale

Thinking Out of the Box

Be Kind Even When You Are Impatient

Stop Chasing Happiness

Enjoy Every Moment

You Are Valued No Matter What!

Reaction Matters

Shark, Bait Fish and You

Finding Beauty in Everyone

Funny Conversation with God

Know your boundaries with friends

Silly Snake in Search for Wisdom

Making a Difference in the World

How Heavy Is a Glass of Water?

Wise Old Man

Becoming your own best friend

Finding Peace

Zen & Chess

The Four Candles

Heaven & Hell

Running After Enlightenment

The Moving Mind

Moon Cannot Be Stolen

Working Hard - Impatient

The Other Side

Rocks Pebbles Sand & Water

Big Cat Tiger

Rock, Pebbles, Sand & Water

Nitima Shrestha

Holistic Hypnotherapist, Psychotherapist

A story about a Zen master who often has a compassionate mind to offer. However, thieves are only concerned with what they can take from others.

A Zen master's compassion is lost on thieves who only seek to take from others.