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Krishna at Sandipani's SchoolComing soon
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Krishna at Sandipani's School
Learning sixty-four arts in sixty-four days.
From the original text · Bhagavata Purana
Ages 7-12+🪈
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Ganesha Writes the MahabharataComing soon
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Ganesha Writes the Mahabharata
A broken tusk for a pen.
From the original text · Shiva Purana
Ages 0-3+🐘
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Bala Kanda: The Book of YouthComing soon
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Bala Kanda: The Book of Youth
Valmiki Ramayana, Book I, all 77 sargas — Rama's birth, his teachers, and his wedding to Sita.
From the original text · Valmiki Ramayana
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Ekalavya Practises Alone
Practice is a quiet kind of teacher.
From the original text · Mahabharata
Ages 7-12+
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Shiva and the Ganga
A river that fell from the sky and was caught in gentle hair.
From the original text · Shiva Purana
Ages 4-6+🌙
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Kurma and the Mountain
A turtle who held up a mountain so the churning could go on.
From the original text · Bhagavata Purana
Ages 4-6+🪷🌙
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Parvati Wins ShivaComing soon
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Parvati Wins Shiva
A mountain's daughter and a very long tapasya.
From the original text · Shiva Purana
Ages 4-6+🌙
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Hanuman Learns From SuryaComing soon
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Hanuman Learns From Surya
Reading while flying backwards.
From the original text · Valmiki Ramayana
Ages 0-3+🐒
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Why Does Dadi Sit and Pray Every Morning?Coming soon
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Why Does Dadi Sit and Pray Every Morning?
A quiet start, every single day.
From the original text · Family tradition, with its sources
Ages 0-3+
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Damodara: Tied to the MortarComing soon
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Damodara: Tied to the Mortar
A rope always two fingers short.
From the original text · Bhagavata Purana
Ages 0-3+🪈
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