Jataka Tales - THe Magic Chant - Amar Chitra Katha Comics for iOS

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iRemedi's ETHERMEDIA BRINGS THE POPULAR AMAR CHITRA KATHA CLASSICS to the iPhone and iPod Community Worldwide. "Tales that inspire from thousands...

iRemedi's ETHERMEDIA BRINGS THE POPULAR AMAR CHITRA KATHA CLASSICS to the iPhone and iPod Community Worldwide. "Tales that inspire from thousands of years ago" "Thoughtful tales that can ignite inner change" * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 150 pages/English/full color comic book (panel by panel) Story outline: THE MAGIC CHANT Jatakas - Buddhist Zen Tales of Nobility All living creatures die to be born again, so the Hindus believe. The Buddha was no exception. Legend has it that several lifetimes as a Bodhisattva went into the making of the Buddha, the Enlightened One. The Bodhisattva came in many forms - man, monkey, deer, elephant. Whatever his mortal body, he spread the message of justice and wisdom, tempered with compassion. This wisdom - the wisdom of right thinking and right living - is preserved in the Jataka tales. The Jataka Tales, on which the present title is based, is a collection of 550 stories included in the Pali canon. These are based on folklore, legends and ballads of ancient India. We cannot assign a definite date to the Jataka stories. About Amar Chitra Katha(ACK-Media): ACK-Media is India's leading entertainment and education company for young audiences. ACK has enthralled generations of readers for the last four decades with over 600 + Indian mythology tales with over 90 million titles sold worldwide. ACK has partnered with iRemedi in bringing the timeless classics to the iPhone and iPod community. About iRemedi: iRemedi's ETHER MEDIA is a proprietary mobile content delivery technology that provides revolutionary touch media viewing. iRemedi works with rich content publishers to bring their rich content to the iPhone community. Enjoy full color high-resolution art and story in an award winning and intuitive user interface. App features: - Panel by Panel Page view - Tracking Page numbers - Slider for fast page navigation in forward or reverse - Over 7 color backgrounds - Option to frame pages for a book feel - Option to curl pages while changing - Intuitive slideshow with interval settings for paced reading - Slideshow can be stopped with a single tap or continue anytime with double tap. - App optionally remembers last page to automatically take you where you left(no need for bookmarks) - If original art in panel is small for portrait or landscape simply rotate iPhone to landscape or portrait. App automatically resizes to full screen to use up any extra space available(no need for zooming in and out often). New in ETHERMEDIA 2.0: - Zoom as required to explore art. Double Tap to zoom or unzoom. Pan as required at any level of zoom. - Full web-browsing of ACK and ETHERMEDIA sites, Social networking pages of ETHERMEDIA on Twitter, Facebook and blog - Smooth Page curl animations - Over 21 Graphic/visual help screens * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * SPECIAL SALE EVENT: - BUDDHA TRIPLE DIGEST - GITA+TALES OF ARJUNA DOUBLE DIGEST - ALL TINKLE TITLES AT HALF PRICE TO INDIAN MYTHOLOGY ONES New Releases: - Sons of Rama - Albert Einstein - Funny Folk Tales - Guru Gobind Singh - Birbal to the Rescue - Birbal the Wise - Geminar Issue 1 from Terry Collins and Al Bigley All Time Favorites - Buddha - Mahabharata - Folk Tales - Krishna - Ganesha - Dashavatar - Tales of Shiva Other TINKLE Collections: - Suppandi - Shikari Shambu - Anu Club Other Comics: TRIBORO TALES - "An Eclectic-slice-of-life-look at love in the millenia. A NewYork-urban dramedy in a modified Manga artstyle that keeps you engrossed." - First issue free! Other iRemedi Games: PICZEE PRO - A Cool and Fun Photo Jigsaw Puzzle Other products from ACK: eComics to Audiobooks at http://www.amarchitrakatha.com * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *