Synopsis Illustrated stories for children that impart universal human values Grandmothers are wizards who can teach without seeming to. And the stories they tell are simply magical in the way they impact fertile young minds and inculcate a deep sense of values. Moksha is an enchanting book of a granny's stories, providing spiritual renaissance for both young, searching minds and weary, wise ones. If granny's stories are refreshing and interesting, the interjections by the grandchildren are downright educative for their insights into the children's world. Moksha gets us to ask ourselves one vital question: what spiritual values do we teach our children? And then it goes on to offer a rich basket of lucid, thought-provoking and inspiring stories which transport you gently into the Land of Now – where all things are possible! Shakuntala Hawoldar came to Mauritius in 1968 and settled with her husband and three children at Beau Bois, St. Pierre. She is an educationist of long standing and a well known poet and short story writer in Mauritius and abroad. She has published many collections of poems which have been translated into French, Malayalam, Russian and other languages. She is presently the President of the Mauritius Writers Association. She has headed the media division of the Mauritius College of the Air for over two decades as Deputy Director and initiated the learning channel in Mauritius. She has worked for several years as advisor and consultant for UN agencies and contributed extensively in the field of Women, Children and Media. She is the President of the Women's Federation for World Peace and also heads the OSHO meditation centre in Mauritius.