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    A fun Janmashtami story for children that brings the birth of Lord Krishna into a modern-day school dilemma. As Sid worries about facing impossible odds, Tatha tells the dramatic story of Kamsa, Vasudeva, baby Krishna and the midnight crossing of the Yamuna—showing that where you start does not always decide where you finish.

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  • Two Gurus You Meet Everyday

    In this Epickathas story inspired by the Bhagavatam, Tatha introduces Ananya and Sid to the wisdom of Dattatreya — a sage who learned life’s deepest lessons not from books, but from the world around him. As the New Year begins, this story explores Dattatreya’s first two teachers – the Earth and the Air and gently…

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  • Lessons from the Bhagavatam

    As the New Year arrives quietly, two children sit scrolling through their screens – bored, restless, and unsure of what they are even looking for. Watching them is Tatha, their gentle grandfather, who chooses not to scold but to tell a story. A story about Dattatreya, a wandering sage from the 11th Skanda of the…

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  • Gajendra Moksham

    Gajendra Moksham

    Discover the meaning of Gajendra Moksham from the Bhagavatam — an inspiring Indian mythology story about surrender and self-realization.

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