Our Secret Stories | Ben Okri | TEDxInstitutLeRosey
The narratives that shape the way we see ourselves and the world.
Ben Okri writes magical, paradoxical, playful and philosophical things. Novels, poems, essays, stokus, short stories, plays, aphorisms, provocations, meditations. Some of the titles of his books are: ' The Age of Magic', 'Astonishing the gods', 'Tales of Freedom', 'Wild', 'The Famished Road' and 'A Time for New Dreams'. He won the Booker Prize for Fiction in 1991. He loves walking.
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Very illuminating and inspiring. This eloquent exposition has made me question my own inner story - that may be preventing me from fully realising my dreams. Thank you.
This secret story we can imagine like when the main character of an anime is inside his own mind, and all his judgements, fears, choices were results of something that happened early in their life or some misunderstanding, thanks Ben for making me realise this, the secret story and self sabotaging story really needs to be found out, came here from summary of The Famished Land book
I just love Ben Okri so much!
Ben Okri is just amazing!
Thank you Ben Okri, very inspired and enlightened by your secret story and public story....thank you...given me awareness to notice and dig deeper there....
Yes,we are with you sir,.......
Great Man, Great Spirit!!!
He started with Omm😇
Ben okri is the best author
Enchanting ... and true!
Powerful & Deep! Thank you Ben for reminding me "I can climb and scale MOUNTAINS.
Sir Okri, this secret story, is deep. Thank you for sharing.
So inspiring
Loved the book finished it in 2 days I love you
It's really feel proud of being Listening indian Matra Om.. 🕉️
powerful
Ben okri is great
The wrinkle in the realm. That story changed my life
Enlightening views.....
Hi
Love and intrigued by the basic idea, but there seem to me some weirdly vacuous lines and turns here... E.g. 'One of the reasons people were so surprised by Brexit was that it was so unexpected.' Did he maybe just say the wrong word there? Am I missing something?