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Possible Stories: 1. The Hare That Was Not Afraid to Die -In this story, the hare seems very wise and not too worried about anything.  -He is willing to give himself up in order to help others. 2. The Foolish, Timid Rabbit -The rabbit caused others to panic when there was really nothing going on. -The rabbit should have checked his source before scaring everyone.  3. The Hare That Ran Away -This story is almost identical to The Foolish, Timid Rabbit .  -Buddha is reborn and plays the Lion in this story -The Hare is comforted by the Lion                                         The Hare and Other Animals Who Were Afraid                                

Jataka Stories: The Foolish, Timid Rabbit I chose this story as a potential topic because I really enjoyed writing about it this week. I like the story because it is entertaining and it shares a moral. I would like to do more with rewriting and exploring this story and truly learning more and reading different versions. Jataka Stories: The Crocodile and The Monkey's Heart This story is another one that is featured on the Jataka Anthology and I think it is similar in a way to The Foolish, Timid Rabbit. This story is interesting and also teaches a moral. I am not as familiar with this story, but I would really like to be more familiar with it and maybe explore rewriting it. I would like to rewrite it in a similar, but more modern way. Yoga: After learning more about yoga and its Indian origins, I am very interested. Over the past year, I have gotten into doing yoga and I am definitely interested in reading more and learning about the different types and origins of the practice...