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Diwali Lamps for Rama
We light the way home for people we love.
From the original text · Valmiki Ramayana
Ages 0-3+🪔🌱🐒
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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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Why Do We Light Diyas on Diwali?Coming soon
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Why Do We Light Diyas on Diwali?
Lamps for a homecoming.
From the original text · Family tradition, with its sources
Ages 0-3+🪔
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Rangoli: Colour on the DoorstepComing soon
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Rangoli: Colour on the Doorstep
Powder, flowers and a welcome.
From the original text · Art and music histories
Ages 4-6+
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Homecoming Lamps
A city lights every doorstep for three travellers.
From the original text · Valmiki Ramayana
Ages 4-6+🪔🌱
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Lakshmi Chooses VishnuComing soon
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Lakshmi Chooses Vishnu
A garland for the quiet one.
From the original text · Bhagavata Purana
Ages 0-3+🪷
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Why Do We Make Rangoli?Coming soon
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Why Do We Make Rangoli?
A welcome on the floor.
From the original text · Family tradition, with its sources
Ages 0-3+
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The Potter's DiyaComing soon
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The Potter's Diya
A lamp from a wheel.
From the original text · Art and music histories
Ages 4-6+
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Why Lakshmi Rides an OwlComing soon
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Why Lakshmi Rides an Owl
Seeing in the dark, in Bengal.
From the original text · Bhagavata Purana
Ages 0-3+🪷
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Why Do We Clean the House Before Diwali?Coming soon
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Why Do We Clean the House Before Diwali?
Lakshmi likes a clean house.
From the original text · Family tradition, with its sources
Ages 0-3+🪷
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Lakshmi Visits on Diwali NightComing soon
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Lakshmi Visits on Diwali Night
Why the door is open and the lamp is lit.
From the original text · Bhagavata Purana
Ages 0-3+🪷
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Why Do We Wear New Clothes on Diwali?Coming soon
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Why Do We Wear New Clothes on Diwali?
A new start.
From the original text · Family tradition, with its sources
Ages 0-3+
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Lakshmi and the Poor Woman's LampComing soon
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Lakshmi and the Poor Woman's Lamp
A folk tale of one small diya.
From the original text · Bhagavata Purana
Ages 0-3+🪷
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Why Do We Give Sweets on Diwali?Coming soon
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Why Do We Give Sweets on Diwali?
Boxes of mithai for the neighbours.
From the original text · Family tradition, with its sources
Ages 0-3+
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Hanuman Tells Bharata the NewsComing soon
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Hanuman Tells Bharata the News
The messenger who ran ahead.
From the original text · Valmiki Ramayana
Ages 4-6+🐒🪔
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Ashta LakshmiComing soon
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Ashta Lakshmi
Eight kinds of good fortune.
From the original text · Bhagavata Purana
Ages 7-12+🪷
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Why Do We Pray to Lakshmi on Diwali?Coming soon
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Why Do We Pray to Lakshmi on Diwali?
The night Lakshmi visits.
From the original text · Family tradition, with its sources
Ages 0-3+🪷
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Why Is Diwali Called the Festival of Lights?Coming soon
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Why Is Diwali Called the Festival of Lights?
The whole story in one night.
From the original text · Family tradition, with its sources
Ages 0-3+
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Why Do We Wear New Clothes for Festivals?Coming soon
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Why Do We Wear New Clothes for Festivals?
New clothes, new year, new start.
From the original text · Family tradition, with its sources
Ages 0-3+
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Why Do We Celebrate New Year After Diwali?Coming soon
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Why Do We Celebrate New Year After Diwali?
Bestu Varas.
From the original text · Family tradition, with its sources
Ages 0-3+
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