The Teaching Prodigy

The poem “Sympathy” shows us a child’s innate wisdom and his tremendous capacity for love, even when the object of his affection has nothing to offer in return. The child, revolting against his mother’s cruelty towards animals, is even willing to forgo her nourishing meals and comforting arms, arguably his most vital needs.

This podcast gives you insights into how choices can be extremely powerful and help shape your destiny!

This beautiful folk tale narrates the journey of a young man and four magical puppets who help him find the TRUE MEANING OF LIFE and realize what its essence is!

IMAGINE, MOTHER, that you are to stay at home and I am to travel into strange lands. Imagine that my boat is ready at the landing fully laden. Now think well, mother, before you say what I shall bring for you when I come back. Enjoy the melodious poem from the famous collection - The Crescent Moon by Rabindranath Tagore recited by your very own - The Teaching Prodigy (Ms. Sana Ahmed)

Latin for "unconquered", the poem "Invictus" is a deeply descriptive and motivational work by William Ernest Henley. The poem is most known for its themes of willpower and strength in the face of adversity, a must needed attribute to face the challenges life has in store for us. A beautiful rendition which is sure to inspire you and motivate you to face every challenge and uphill task.

Young mother defends her child, inspite of all his failings. No matter what the child does, he can do no wrong, as the mother feels she only can decide his punishment as she is the only one who loves him the most and has a right to judge him.

The child questions the mother about where it came from? where did it all begin? The mother who loved her child even before its birth, patiently tries to explain the miracle of a mother's love to her child... how she imagined her child in everything she did before it was born, with every waking moment, with ever thought she has nurtured her love for her yet unborn child.. and now that her child is before her in her arms, she only wants to spend her every moment showering it will her boundless love!

This beautiful poem is the epitome of a baby's love for its mother. Comparing the mother to the moon, the child feels the moon is always within its grasp just like the loving embrace of its mother much to the confusion of the father!

The playthings of little babies are simple and make them so happy and content. A broken twig seems like the best play ever! As we grow older and forget those innocent little games that once made us so happy... here's a poem that takes us down to an inner path of self-reflection and lets us ponder about what's important in life!

Those innocent childhood days where children played with paper boats. This poem mesmerises you down the sweet memory lanes of those beautiful yester years.

"Who stole sleep from my baby's eyes?.. A mother trying to get her little life bud to sleep while searching for the naughty fairies who hide in the mystical forests.. 

This beautiful poem takes you on a journey into a loving mother's heart. She understands why there is such a play of colours on clouds, on water, and why flowers are painted in tints--when she gives coloured toys to her beloved little one! Filled with love and a sense of awe.. When and why

On the seashore of endless worlds children meet and build castles of sand and play with empty shells! They realise the true meaning of enjoyment without the boundaries of worry and sorrow. This beautiful poem brings takes you back to those beautiful childhood days on the seashore.

The wonderful poem speaks of a child's innocent interaction with the clouds and waves. Despite the allure of the clouds and adventure of the waves, the child feels most secure in the arms of its mother. Rabindranath Tagore has wonderfully captured this playful interaction in this poem aptly titled Clouds and Waves. 

A soulful rendition by The Teaching Prodigy.

The poem from the collection Crescent moon by Rabindranath Tagore highlights the innocence of a baby and its relationship with its first teacher - mother. A beautiful description of a baby's innocence as seen by the mother's eyes!

A soulful rendition by The Teaching Prodigy.