VAISHNAV MANDALA
Mandala is an ancient form of line drawing. In this A4 sized book, the young Vaishnav has to fill colors in various ancient drawings which can be termed as ‘Vaishnav Mandalas’.
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Mandala is an ancient form of line drawing. In this A4 sized book, the young Vaishnav has to fill colors in various ancient drawings which can be termed as ‘Vaishnav Mandalas’.
The pages of this book are filled with various puzzles. They learn to see the clock by examples of Mangala Darshan or Rajbhog Darshan, solve various arithmatic sums citing examples of Vaishnav things or learn to count Jalebis or Laddoos. A book which would increase your child’s arithmatic skills.
Based on a 200 year old game created by famous poet Dayarambhai, this conventional Snakes and Ladders game is sure to enthrall your child. Each square has a good or bad quality written in it. Good qualities have ladders while bad ones have snakes which bring you down.
Most of the specific and typical words used in Vaishnavism are explained in the English language in this book. As the words are placed in alphabetical order, they are easy to find.
This 26 page activity book is sure to keep your child busy. Each page has a religion based Word Search with topics like ‘Different names of Krishna’,’Festivals of a Vaishnav’,’Names of Ashtsakha’.
In this book, six Vaishnav children from six different countries give their views about their faith. Find out about their Havelis, their Seva, how they celebrate festivals, etc.
This B5 sized book is a compilation of feelings of 6 children regarding their parents. The children, living in 6 different countries of the world answer the 13 common questions asked by Jeje. Reading this book will surely increase the love and respect children have for their parents.
In this book, the child has to stick pictures of family members and write a few lines about them. It teaches who a Mama or a Kaki is. This book helps the child know and love his/her family.
This book answers all questions pertaining to Brahmsambandh which is an important ritual in every Vaishnav’s life. As the best age of taking Brahmsambandh is 7-14, children in this age bracket should read this book.
A 32 page puzzle book having ‘Word Search’ puzzles. Specific words like Shodash Granth or Dhoti are embedded in a grid of letters in such a way that a ‘V’ or a ‘C’ is formed.
A book which helps children write numbers (from 1 to 20) using Vaishnav analogy. For example, the page with number 1 has a single picture of Shrinathji on it while the page with number 3 has Shrinathji, Mahaprabhuji and Yamunaji on it.
This is an introductory book on Pushtimarg which covers various chapters like Nathdwara, 84 bethaks etc.It is a good read for 10 year olds.
Reading this book would give your teenaged child a good insight into the history of the 5 century-old-sect,Pushtimarg.
A 10 page board book for 4 yr olds which gives them a fair idea about various colors through the life of Lord Krishna.
A lift-the-flap-book for 3 year olds.There is a window on each page which when opened, gives a darshan of Shrinathji’s face or flute or cow.Kids would love to open the window.