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Talisman of good Fortune and other stories from rural Bhutan
Rinzin Rinzin
The talisman of Good Fortune and Other stories from Rural Bhutan is a collection of nine fictitious short stories based on rural
Bhutanese culture, beliefs and norms. The stories take the reader through some of most simple beliefs and lives , of the lay
Buddhist rural Bhutanese in particular, and most Bhutanese in general , to the most complex and eerie but equally fascinating
world of The Poison givers , person with the Evil Spirit of the living, person who cast Evils Spells, and what the authors calls ‘the
clandestine Foes.’ The stories provide the reader a good insight of the ‘least known[to the out side world] and the ‘least written’ side
of the rural Bhutanese life. Furthermore, the stories are highly thought provoking.
The talisman of Good Fortune and Other stories from Rural Bhutan is a collection of nine fictitious short stories based on rural
Bhutanese culture, beliefs and norms. The stories take the reader through some of most simple beliefs and lives , of the lay
Buddhist rural Bhutanese in particular, and most Bhutanese in general , to the most complex and eerie but equally fascinating
world of The Poison givers , person with the Evil Spirit of the living, person who cast Evils Spells, and what the authors calls ‘the
clandestine Foes.’ The stories provide the reader a good insight of the ‘least known[to the out side world] and the ‘least written’ side
of the rural Bhutanese life. Furthermore, the stories are highly thought provoking.