A wave of nostalgia washes over us as we revisit our childhood memories. Images flood back—of running through familiar streets, watching butterflies dance in a garden bursting with vibrant flowers, and the innocent joy of those carefree days. We reflect on the stories our parents and grandparents once told, realising now, that they were much more than bedtime tales. These stories were subtle lessons about life, quietly shaping our sense of right and wrong.
Over the years, those tales have become a moral compass, guiding us through life’s complexities, influencing our choices, and shaping who we have become.
