The Ghost Thief Adapted from the story ‘In the Land of Hattamata’ written by Prabhat Rainjan Sarkar Illustrated by Ananda Rama In an idyllic society where silver, gold, and pearls abound in great abundance, Princess Mahumita has adventures with deer, a ferocious tiger, and inhospitable ghosts living in a tree. Yet she manages to make the best of these ghostly…
The Flower Seekers Retold and Illustrated by Didi Anandarama A re-telling of an Australian story about 3 warriors who embark on a perilous journey to the Sacred Mountain to save their dusty barren land from a very dismal future, and how with determination and collaboration they transform the dusty land into heaven on earth. 12 pp. For preschool and early elementary…
Selling the Sun Written and illustrated by Ananda Rama Anyone who wants to be the King or Queen of the land can perform a simple task and have it all. Watch how this story twists and turns to show how through Sunny’s patient caring, perseverance, and ingenuity; the goal can be realized. 16 pp. For preschool and early elementary kids.…
In Far and Near Love, we follow the adventures of red-haired, precocious Mimi. Although the book is fiction, it is also an educational manual with thought-provoking enrichment material along with the stories. Find out in these engaging stories how Mimi faces and rises above her challenges to find inner peace, an important quality to help today’s children be their best…
Retold by Ananda Rama and illustrated by Ananda Carushila With these stunningly beautiful illustrations Honey Bee is guided as she leaves her home of 2,753 loving sisters and brothers to set out into the world in search of a very special gift for the Red Lotus. Her quest guides her into a world filled with fantastic plants and animals. This…
Get ready to begin a thrilling adventure when you read In the Spirit of the River – a collection of five exciting stories for children between the ages of seven and twelve. These stories will take you on a delightful journey through the French Broad River of North Carolina.
Indigo, A Short Story of the Indigo Farmers of Bengal Retold and written by Shrii Shrii Anandamurti Illustrated by Lesley Whiting Through his ghostly encounters in an old factory house where he is spending the night alone, Sarkar re-tells the tragic story of the exploitation and oppression of the Indigo growing farmers of Bengal, of ages passed and how the…
Kids love doing yoga! Read this story and follow the adventures of four friends who do yoga together. Like them, you can move your bodies and keep them in tip-top shape. During yoga, you pretend to be animals, stand like towering trees, slither like snakes, and act like brave warriors. It’s a fun way to keep healthy. With the fun…
This is a collection of five delightul storybooks that help children undertand the positive and transformative nature of good values. Each story describes how certain values - such as generosity, cleanliness, and honesty - can change us for the better.
Seven thousand years ago, a magnificent person was born during great struggles. His name was Shiva, and he was the first superhero. As an animal lover, he encouraged people to be kind to wildlife. He traveled everywhere on his faithful yak, teaching people about music, dance, yoga, meditation and more. To Shiva, all belonged to one big family. In that…
The Fairy's Flowers is inspired by ten ethical principles. This story has been circulating around the world in many schools as a favourite for the past 20 years. The ethical principles in The Fairy's Flowers also form the basis of Neohuanist education which is practiced in moe than 1000 schools around the world. Neohumanist education is firmly rooted in the…
The Fairy's Flowers A Neohumanist Children's Book The Fairy's Flowers is inspired by the ten moral principles of Yama and Niyama as elaborated by Shrii P. R Sarkar in his book Guide to Human Conduct. Each concept is delightfully interwoven into the adventure of Jonathan who sets out to meet the fairy in the forest.
In this beautifully illustrated fairy tale, Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar explores questions of morality and collective well-being on the journey to spiritual enlightenment, with a lyrical beauty and simplicity found only in the world’s greatest story-tellers. Here the natural inclination towards service and altruism in children is given full voice. Illustrated by Bhaskar. ISBN: -81-7632-097-8
In The Heart’s Language, Nancy Gannon reveals an enchanting series of short stories for parents and teachers to share with children aged four through eight. Each story stands alone and unfolds as a lesson in character using situations relevant to target-age children. The Hearts Language is an invaluable tool for parents and teachers seeking to introduce meditation and yoga to…
