Tamana Chona teaches us how to overcome all challenges even in mental imbalance-
The word “tamana” means “inner desire” or “desire”. The name was given to a girl who was born with cerebral palsy and a spascity disorder and was found partially blind due to her nystagmus and corneal clouding. Her mother founded the Society. Today, she is an optimistic, confident, cheerful and confident young woman who enjoys dancing, playing tennis, watching the latest movies, learning Spanish and practising yoga. Captivating audiences with impromptu speeches representing people with disabilities with teenage energy. Thanks to the love and support of her family, who worked diligently to ensure Tamana got the most out of her training and therapeutic interventions, she started walking and speaking at the age of nine. Since then there has been no turning back. Ms. Tamana studied with her friends at her DPS RK Her Plum and she graduated her 12th grade from the National Open School, majoring in Travel and Tourism at the South Delhi Women’s Institute of Technology. She trained as an elementary school teacher and has been teaching at DPS Children’s School since 2000. In 2015, she received the National Disability Empowerment Award from the Government of India for her hard work and dedication.
She is a teacher, She was appointed as Sargent Shriver’s World International Ambassador for the 2003-2004 Asia Pacific Olympics, becoming India’s first disabled person to hold the coveted post. She has also been recognized as a peace ambassador by the World Peace Federation and the International Peace Federation. She is a TEDx speaker and author of the biography “I Am Tamana”, co-authored with her close friend Aditi Melotra.
In this book, she tells the world that no matter what obstacles you were born with, you can overcome any difficulty if the environment is right. Her love and support of education, therapy and activism accompany her every day, proving that children with special needs can achieve so much. Transforming adversity into meritorious service is Tamana Chona’s life, her every step a miracle, defining the key elements of the Society’s work of persuasion, dedication and professional intervention.
Tamana shares her innate desire to tell people what she’s been through, how she’s come a long way, and to inspire others, especially families with disabilities. increase. It always was. She always wanted to say to the world: “As a parent and guardian, don’t give up on her hopes,” she said. If my family were disappointed in me, I wouldn’t be here. ” Tamana does not glorify real events. Her insightful observations, simplistic interpretations, logic and wit create new philosophies and great moments. The events of her daily life have unknowingly become a turning point in the search for happiness for many.
Her mantra of simplicity and simplicity is worth emulating as we seek to achieve happiness, success and bliss. This unique book will inspire many to see the world through Tamana’s rosy glasses and restore faith in the power of love and hope. She has powers that cannot be ignored, and that’s her story…according to her. Tamana, with the help of her co-author, Aditi Melotra, has taught the world that no matter what obstacles people are born with, they can all be overcome with the right environment.
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