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Tibetan folk tales
Tibetan folk tales are traditional narrative stories originating from Tibetan culture, often featuring animal characters, moral lessons, and themes of wisdom overcoming tyranny or shortsightedness.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche uses Tibetan folk tales—particularly stories like "The Wise Bat"—as teaching tools during livestreams, drawing parallels between ancient wisdom narratives and contemporary spiritual insight. These tales serve as anchors for discussions about human nature, power dynamics, and the subtle intelligence required to navigate social conflict without direct confrontation.
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Topics that frequently appear alongside Tibetan folk tales
psychological manipulationPsychological manipulation is the practice of coercing or influencing others through deception, false narratives, social pressure, or exploitation of cognitive vulnerabilities—often obscuring the manipulator's true intentions or control.authorityAuthority is the power or legitimacy claimed by institutions, individuals, or belief systems to command obedience, set rules, and make decisions that affect others.storytellingStorytelling is the art of narrative—the deliberate construction and transmission of tales to convey meaning, explore human nature, and encode wisdom across generations. It encompasses everything from ancient folklore and mythology to contemporary narrative analysis.power dynamicsPower dynamics refers to the distribution of control, influence, and authority between individuals or groups, often involving manipulation, deception, or clever psychological strategy to shift advantage.wisdom traditions
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