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Dāna Keli Krida is a strategic game. The objective is to take the side of either Kṛṣṇa’s team or Radharani’s team and try to win over the opponent in the ensuing toll tax argument.
Dashavatara Krida Patra are a pack of 120 cards. There are 12 cards each designated for each avatara of Lord Krsna. As we all know there are 10 proncipal avataras of Lord Krsna – Matsya, Kurma, Varaha, Narashima, Vamana, Parashurama, SriRamachandra, Balaram, Bhudha and Kalki.
Dashavatara Wooden Toys Contains of 10 Avatara toys that is Matsya Avatara, Kurma Avatara, Varaha Avatara, Narashima Avatara, Vamana Avatara, Parashurama Avatara, Sri Ramachandra A vatara, Balaram Avatara, Bhudha Avatara and Kalki Avatara
Bharat Chandra Dasa
Author : Bharath Chandra Dasa.
Lord Kṛṣṇa describes Mother Cow as: “sarvdevamayaḥgauḥ” (Bhaviṣya Purāṇa, 4.159.5), meaning that all the demigods reside in the body of Mother Cow. Because cows are pure and shelter for all the three worlds, each demigod took their position in the cow’s body. It is very interesting to note that a specific location was given to each demigod. Find out who took which position, flex your brain muscles and wrangle with well carved pieces of this interesting puzzle game, a perfect edutainment for your kids as well as adults!
Author : Bharath Chandra Dasa.
Bharat Chandra Dasa
The Festival of Chariot can now very well become a routine transcendental playful affair for your child! This ‘Ratha’ or cart has been designed especially for kids of age group 2 years – 10 years.
JHULA Children can celebrate the wonderful swinging pastimes of Sri Sri Radha Krsna and immerse their mind in meditation of their Lordships.
Bharat Chandra Dasa
This book explores one of the 64 traditional arts of Indian called ‘Bala-kridanakani’. The Art of Engaging Children’s Playful Attitude. Children have a natural attitude to play. And, Krsna’s playful pastimes are a natural attraction for a conditioned soul. Hence children can from very beginning cultivate a taste for devotional service very easily and can be raised up to to the stage of ruci, asakti and prema. The book involves a detailed description of the psychology of a child at different age groups and how sambandha, abhidheya and prayojana be achieved at every stage.
Children can be raised up to the platform of exchanging loving devotional relationship with the Supreme Lord. The book goes on to deal in great detail with each and every game Krsna played with His cowherd friends. King Pariksit used to play similarly in love of Krsna as explained by acaryas. Children can be provided information about all those games that Krsna played, how He played and what pastimes He did. With this, children naturally and spontaneously engage in Krsna-krida.
Author : Bharath Chandra Dasa.
Mahabharat Wooden Toys Contains of 17 character toys that is Krsna, Bishma, Yudhishthira, Bhima, Arjuna, Nakula,.etc.
The Supreme Personality of Godhead, Sri Kṛṣṇa and Balarāma are the transcendental thieves. They want to exchange loving devotional relationships with their devotees, the Gopīs. Kṛṣṇa and Balarāma thus respond to the devotional wanting of Gopīs and venture to steal butter from houses of Gopīs. However, although the Gopīs want that Kṛṣṇa and Balarāma steal butter from them, yet they want that the transcendental thieves struggle for it so that they can exchange loving devotional relationship with The Supreme Lord. While Kṛṣṇa and Balarāma want to somehow snatch the butter pot, the Gopīs want to protect the butter pots that they are carrying from the two brothers by surrounding them and locking their way. Either Kṛṣṇa and Balarāma succeed in stealing the butter pots or the gopīs succeed in blocking them completely.
