The story writer
A story is the most powerful force on earth which has being used over centuries, to create our current realities.
Sacred texts like: The Qur'an of Islam, the Bible of Christians, Vedas of Hinduism, Tripitaka of Buddhism, Tanakh of Judaism, etc; are all stories of morals, heroism, bravery, relationship, rulership, dominion, legacies, obligations, lifestyle, Marriage, kingdoms, Beliefs, and most importantly, Ancestry; from where we have shaped our core values.
These sacred text became necessary when it was discovered that stories of battles fought; discoveries, and reforms made by extraordinary men, & women as individuals, or groups before us needed to be written in hard copies. Preserved carefully to be able to teach, and mentor one generation to the next. Hence, the need for story writers who became realities from ancient civilizations like China, Egypt, Iraq, etc.
Cut out from the ever formidable story tellers who feared their original stories will be watered down with time. Hence, not used for the structure it was meant to carry.
This has made sure that all which is supposed to be known about our existence, and how we should handle it in every way is made available through this written means which has improved with soft copies.
Difference between the both?
It takes imagination to understand, and enjoy story telling but, it takes adding intellect to the mix to do same for written stories which still needs another set of intellect to bring it to life again through theatrical performances, and screen plays for further enlightenment purposes.
To this effect, you will agree with me that as an under 55, most of the things that has shaped our morals, and convictions was read or listened to from one who read.
Why was it possible? A story writer who also read or listened to someone who read.
These goes to say that story telling/writing will continue to rank number 1 on the billboard chats when it comes to shaping how people see things.
E.g. A brand.
My name is Emeka Henry Nnubia, and I am a storywriter.
Thank you for connecting.🤍
Sacred texts like: The Qur'an of Islam, the Bible of Christians, Vedas of Hinduism, Tripitaka of Buddhism, Tanakh of Judaism, etc; are all stories of morals, heroism, bravery, relationship, rulership, dominion, legacies, obligations, lifestyle, Marriage, kingdoms, Beliefs, and most importantly, Ancestry; from where we have shaped our core values.
These sacred text became necessary when it was discovered that stories of battles fought; discoveries, and reforms made by extraordinary men, & women as individuals, or groups before us needed to be written in hard copies. Preserved carefully to be able to teach, and mentor one generation to the next. Hence, the need for story writers who became realities from ancient civilizations like China, Egypt, Iraq, etc.
Cut out from the ever formidable story tellers who feared their original stories will be watered down with time. Hence, not used for the structure it was meant to carry.
This has made sure that all which is supposed to be known about our existence, and how we should handle it in every way is made available through this written means which has improved with soft copies.
Difference between the both?
It takes imagination to understand, and enjoy story telling but, it takes adding intellect to the mix to do same for written stories which still needs another set of intellect to bring it to life again through theatrical performances, and screen plays for further enlightenment purposes.
To this effect, you will agree with me that as an under 55, most of the things that has shaped our morals, and convictions was read or listened to from one who read.
Why was it possible? A story writer who also read or listened to someone who read.
These goes to say that story telling/writing will continue to rank number 1 on the billboard chats when it comes to shaping how people see things.
E.g. A brand.
My name is Emeka Henry Nnubia, and I am a storywriter.
Thank you for connecting.🤍
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