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This Month’s Assignment: Let’s Talk—A Live Discussion on Ātmā and Prakṛti Dear Kids, This month’s assignment is a little different—and exciting!Instead of writing and presenting, we will be coming together for a live group discussion. What’s Different This Time? Last month, we explored the three eternal realities described in the Rigveda: We did this through stories like Nachiketa’s search for

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In the last month’s assignment, we journeyed into the powerful and thought-provoking story of Nachiketa from the Kathopanishad. We saw how, even as a young boy, Nachiketa dared to ask big questions about life, family, and the truth beyond death. His three boons weren’t for gold or palaces, but for peace in the family, knowledge for society, and truth for

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Kathopanishad As you may recall, last month’s assignment asked kids to share what scripture they wanted to learn about. To our delight, more than 80% of you expressed your desire to explore the Upanishads! We listened and took note of your interest. As a result, we’ll be taking a detour in the next few months to cover some major Upanishads

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This month, we are going to talk about Shruti and Smriti. No, we are not going to discuss about some persons with those names. Our topic is Sanatan scriptures. Sanatan Dharma (Hinduism) has a vast and diverse array of scriptures, categorized into two main types: Shruti (revealed texts) and Smriti (remembered texts). Each type serves a unique purpose and addresses

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As we embark on a journey to learn about Sanatan Dharma (the eternal way of life), it is most appropriate to begin with the source of all knowledge: Vedas. The word “ved” is indeed the root of knowledge in Sanskrit. It comes from the Sanskrit verb root “vid” (विद्), which means “to know,” “to learn,” or “to understand”. This root

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Embarking on a Journey of Self-Discovery: Unlocking the Principles of Sanatan Dharma In today’s world, where cultural identities are increasingly complex and diverse, it’s more important than ever to understand our roots. Sanatan Dharma, often referred to as Hinduism, is a rich and vibrant philosophical tradition that has shaped Indian culture and history for millennia. Yet, despite its profound influence

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Namaste Hawan Kids! Guess what? Oh no: I guess you have already guessed – that we have a thrilling assignment for you to wrap up the year! Instead of the usual assignment, we’re going to have a fun and exciting Jeopardy Style Quiz ! Imagine the energy of a game show, right in your own space. Here’s what you’ll get

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Dear Hawan Kids, As we approach the end of this transformative year, it’s time to reflect on the journey we’ve embarked upon together. Over the past 10 months, you’ve engaged in a series of thought-provoking assignments designed to help you discover your strengths, passions, and values. Now, we invite you to summarize your learnings from these experiences. Your assignment this

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The festive season is upon us! And what better way to cherish this special time with family than by witnessing the enchanting spectacle of Ramlila? This iconic performance brings to life the fascinating story of Lord Shri Ram Chandra ji, offering a glimpse into his extraordinary journey. I assume you had a chance to experience it with your loved ones.

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Have you ever wondered why your parents encourage you to try new things, help you with your homework, or set rules for you? These simple actions may not seem like a big deal, but they are helping you grow stronger every day. The way our parents talk to us, care for us, and guide us plays a huge role in

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