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MOTHER GANGA Splish! Splosh! Splash! Down she comes from the heavens above, spinning and swirling her sparkling waters. Round and round they dance, powerful and wild, yet gentle and kind. For she is Mother Ganga athe River Goddess, bringing blessings wherever she flows- with a splish, a splosh, and a splash! -
The Vedic texts are a wellspring of stories, of lessons, of tales that never get old. Here’s a special edition that curates eleven of the most interesting, unheard, and thought-provoking tales from the scriptures, the epics, and the Puranas and correlates them to our present-day situations. By presenting the complexities of these texts in a modern, accessible format, the book leaves you, the reader, richer with its glorious learnings. Mystical tales for a magical life is a wonderful, wise companion that nourishes and nurtures at any and every stage in life. -
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What does it mean to be truly great in the eyes of Lord Krishna? In this delightful retelling of a beloved story from Srila Sanatana Goswami's classic Sri Brihad-Bhagavatamrita, young readers join Narada Muni on an extraordinary quest to discover Krishna's most beloved devotee. As Narada travels through kingdoms, heavenly realms, and sacred abodes, he meets remarkable devotees whose devotion and humility inspire him at every step. Yet each devotee points him toward someone else, revealing that true greatness lies not in power, fame, or position, but in selfless love and devotion. Retold in a simple and engaging style by Gauranga Darshan Das, Narada Muni's Quest makes this timeless spiritual adventure accessible to children through captivating storytelling, beautiful illustrations, and valuable lessons on humility, gratitude, respect, friendship, and devotion. Join Narada Muni on this unforgettable journey and discover the qualities that make a person truly dear to Krishna. -
A father’s cruelty. A son’s unshakable faith. A promise of protection that shakes the universe. When all hope fades, Lord Vishnu manifests in his most fearsome form as Narasimha, the half-lion warrior. Dive into the unforgettable story of the fourth avatar from the Dashavatar series. -
Where did the River Narmada originate from? Who were Sonebhadra and Johilla? Why did the River Narmada start flowing in the opposite direction? Follow the River Narmada from her heavenly origins to the lands she blesses, as spiritual seeker and author Shubha Vilas tells this enchanting tale in a simple, captivating style. Filled with beautiful illustrations, this story is perfect for young readers and a treasured addition to your personal collection. -
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Pandit Vishnu Sharma Panchatantra, retold by Shubha Vilas, is an amazing compilation of moral Stories from the five books of Panchatantra, namely mitra-bheda, mitralábha, kákolùkïyam, labdhapranásam and aparïksitakárakam. With clever moral Stories and delightful illustrations, this plush hardback book is unlike any other version of the Panchatantra! Br> shubha Vilas adds to the stories his own energy and insights, and the stories are brought to life by ishan’s marvellous illustrations. Every moral lesson at the end of every br>Chapter is a practical guide for life for children and adults alike. -
Shubha Vilas, author, motivational speaker and storyteller, holds a degree in Engineering and Patent Law, but he chose to leave the mainstream society to live a life of contemplation with a deep study of scriptures. His significant readers are children and adolescents because of his natural animated style of storytelling that excites readers tremendously. Meaningful education that creates character in children is his key passion. As an educator, it was always a challenge for him to inculcate in children education that built character. This led him to successfully create a Value Education module which could be incorporated into children’s existing syllabi. With this module, he now guides young minds in the right direction, inspiring a life based on values and principles. The Panchatantra by Shubha Vilas is unlike any other story book because he adds to them his own energy and insights. Every lesson becomes a practical tip that can easily be used by not only children but also adults. Ishan Trivedi is an award winning Illustrator-Storyteller from New Delhi, India. After completing his Masters in Fine Arts from Lucknow University, Ishan has worked with several top children book publishers of India and abroad. His unique art style combines several traditional Indian Folk styles and presented with a contemporary taste. Some of his notable books are Boondi and Nimboda. He also enjoys sculpting and customizing action figures. -
The Kshatriya kings grow proud and unjust, spreading fear across the land. At that moment, a fearless warrior-sage armed with an axe appears. Why did Lord Vishnu take the form of Parashurama? And how did this avatar change the fate of kings and warriors? Uncover the powerful tale of the sixth incarnation of Lord Vishnu in this action-filled comic from the Dashavatar series. -
When the demon king Ravana’s cruelty spreads fear across the three worlds, the Devas pray for a saviour. Their prayers are answered with the birth of Rama, the noble prince of Ayodhya. Why did Lord Vishnu take the form of a human prince? And can Rama defeat Ravana to restore peace and dharma? Relive the timeless adventure of the Rama Avatar in this thrilling comic from the Dashavatar series. -
he Ramayana is not a story. It is a way of life. It is the game of life. Stand Strong is the fourth book in Ramayana: The Game of Life- The bestselling series. A modern retelling of the Kishkindha Kanda of Valmiki’s epic, it reminds us through the tragic story of brothers Vali and Sugriva that life is like a dangerous treasure hunt. One must be resilient while running through confusing, zigzagging paths to acquire essential wisdom. Do you have the courage to face fears? Life is a constant reminder that nothing, however powerful in one season, remains so in the next. These endless cycles of change could really spook someone who is unprepared to face the realities. Remember that situations of helplessness are always created by one’s own limited imagination. Shubha Vilas is a spiritual seeker and a motivational speaker. He helps people in dealing with modern-day life situations through the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita, Ramayana and other dharmic traditions. He conducts leadership seminars in premier institutes across the world and inspires deeper human values. -
When was the last time you came across a novel that you felt like reading all over again? Have you ever met characters in a story who appear different to you every time you read about them? Most stories can be enjoyed once, at the most twice; they have nothing new to offer after the second read. But unlike regular stories, the Ramayana grows more interesting with every reading. An all-encompassing story, it adds value to every kind of reader and addresses every human need. Here, we find adventure and romance, mysticism and sinister plots, struggles and immortal values, poetry and intellectual analogies, and so much more. Some books teach ideals and some books entertain. Ramayana: The Game of Life is an attempt to present this timeless story in a way that is entertaining to the heart and enlightening to the intellect. -
When was the last time you came across a novel that you felt like reading all over again? Have you ever met characters in a story who appear different to you every time you read about them? Most stories can be enjoyed once, at the most twice; they have nothing new to offer after the second read. But unlike regular stories, the Ramayana grows more interesting with every reading. An all-encompassing story, it adds value to every kind of reader and addresses every human need. Here, we find adventure and romance, mysticism and sinister plots, struggles and immortal values, poetry and intellectual analogies, and so much more. Some books teach ideals and some books entertain. Ramayana: The Game of Life is an attempt to present this timeless story in a way that is entertaining to the heart and enlightening to the intellect.
