The little hand that held a mountain
The rain will not stop. Families and animals need shelter, and Krishna chooses a most unexpected umbrella.
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The rain will not stop. Families and animals need shelter, and Krishna chooses a most unexpected umbrella.
Lakshmana needs help. Hanuman can reach the mountain—but what should he do when he cannot recognise the healing herbs?
Kartikeya has a swift peacock. Ganesha has a little mouse. How can they both travel around the whole world?
After fourteen years away, Rama, Sita and Lakshmana are coming home. Ayodhya’s welcome becomes one of the stories families remember at Diwali.
Two unfamiliar travellers arrive near the lake. Hanuman is sent to learn who they are—and his careful words open the way to friendship.
Sudama reaches a palace with a small bundle of rice. Will his old friend still have room for him?
Krishna brings grain to buy fruit, but most of it slips through his fingers. The fruit seller has a choice to make.
A bridge needs great stones. A squirrel can carry only a little sand. Is there a place for such a small helper?
Yashoda expects to find a little earth in Krishna’s mouth. Instead, she sees something too vast to fit into an ordinary day.
Kubera can fill a palace with food. But when Ganesha arrives hungry, being a good host takes something more.
Shabari has been waiting to welcome Rama. When he arrives, her forest home offers more than food: it offers a meeting filled with respect.
Bharata wants his brother to come home. When Rama chooses to remain in the forest, a pair of sandals helps Bharata understand the work entrusted to him.
A golden mountain rises from the sea in Hanuman’s path. Is it an obstacle—or an unexpected offer of kindness?
Bhagiratha hopes to bring Ganga to Earth. First, he must answer the river’s question: who can receive the force of her fall?
Discover the stories and welcome behind Holi’s colours, then plan a celebration that includes people who prefer to stay colour-free.
Explore the Great Night of Shiva through worship, songs and reflection, then make a short family evening plan.
Meet Durga Maa through her lion, many arms and a story of protection. Then make a three-step plan for helping someone safely.
Meet Saraswati Maa through her symbols and celebrations. Practise a small creative idea, listen to a partner and record what you discover.
Meet Lakshmi Maa through the lotus, prosperity and welcome. Notice everyday support and make a care map with room for gratitude and sharing.