Kyo and Obi, a fable about friendship and discovering the joy of self-acceptance
Can self-acceptance be learnt? Let us peep within, with Obi the dot and look at where acceptance begins.

A THOUGHT POPPED INTO OBI’S HEAD. HE NEEDED TO STOP BEING AFRAID OF THE FEELING. BUT HOW CAN YOU STOP BEING AFRAID OF SOMETHING YOU CANNOT SEE, HEAR, OR TOUCH, WONDERED OBI? —Page 23, Kyo and Obi.

An unusual friendship develops between a dog and a dot (a speck of dust)–man’s best friend and an ignored particle of matter. Despite being together all the time, they cannot be similar. Their dissimilarities are rather evident. Can their friendship sustain even with dissimilarities? Maybe, if there is patience, understanding and acceptance. Can acceptance be learnt? The dot tells us that it can. Let’s peep within, with the dot and look at where acceptance begins. 

Told in a book that is made in India, from 100% recycled, sun-dried cotton paper, hand stitched by people with disabilities, the story is beautifully illustrated in line art and coloured with soy inks in two colours. The book is a gift to yourself and to others – read it, share it, pass it on, there’s only going to be a small number in print.

Read the digital version of the book, it’s available for all, at no cost. However, if you wish to hold the book in your hands to appreciate all that has gone into producing it, then order a copy.

Kyo and Obi digital copy: Click to read

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Payment details are: Bank Name: State Bank of India, Branch: Veer Savarkar Marg, Mumbai, Account Holder: Dog Ears, Account Number: 31304478948, IFS Code: SBIN0005355

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