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  1. Shiva Drinks the Poison
    Shiva Drinks the Poison

    The halahala, the blue throat, the world saved.

    From the original text · Shiva Purana

    Ages 4-6+🌙
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  2. Lakshmi Rises From the Ocean
    Lakshmi Rises From the Ocean

    The churning, and a goddess on a lotus.

    From the original text · Bhagavata Purana

    Ages 0-3+🪷
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  3. Krishna Is Born at Midnight
    Krishna Is Born at Midnight

    A prison, a storm, a basket across the Yamuna.

    From the original text · Bhagavata Purana

    Ages 0-3+🪈
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  4. Krishna the Butter Thief
    Krishna the Butter Thief

    Share the sweet thing; love stays; ask next time.

    From the original text · Bhagavata Purana

    Ages 0-3+🪈
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  5. Draupadi's Kitchen
    Draupadi's Kitchen

    The never-empty vessel: a shared plate always has one more bite.

    From the original text · Mahabharata

    Ages 4-6+🪈
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  6. Abhimanyu the Boy
    Abhimanyu the Boy

    A boy who listened from before he was born.

    From the original text · Mahabharata

    Ages 7-12+
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  7. Peace Before War
    Peace Before War

    Krishna goes to ask for five villages. For ages 3–5 the story stops here.

    From the original text · Mahabharata

    Ages 4-6+🪈
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