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Book	Name	Price (RM)
	Boogie Woogie Ganesha Boogie Woogie Ganesha is a captivating adaptation of a story from the Puranas showing Ganesha’s great strength and compassion. Children will be delighted by the character-building message that shines through as this charming story unfolds. Chinmaya Bala Katha is a series that narrates ancient Hindu parables in a modern context. They demonstrate the relevance of these stories in our lives, in a fun and interesting way. The simple truths at the core of these stories are highlighted, inspiring children with an invaluable outlook on life. For children 4 years and above.	20
	Ganesha Goes To A Party Four year olds will enjoy Kubera’s party as they see little Ganesha eat his way through all the food, the plates and even the palace, to finally humble the pride and arrogance of Kubera. Ganesha Goes to a Party is the first of a series of books featuring adaptatios of popular stores from India and is designed to bring home to the hearts of children everywhere, simple truths such as the importance of love, genuineness, sharing, humility, generosity and other virtues ultimately indispendsable to living a positive and meaningful life. For age group 4 years and above.	15
	Ganesha’s Mousecapade Ganesha’s Mousecapade is a charming adaptation of a story from the Puranas that illustrates how turning to Lord Ganesha is a sure means of making our negativities small, and how, once this is achieved, such a blessed individual can become a vehicle for carrying Ganesha’s grace to one and all. This makes one of the subtlest concepts in Vedantic philosophy easy-to-understand and enjoyable. Chinmaya Bala Katha is series of stories that retell ancient Hindu parables with a modern flavour.	20
	Round About Ganesha Round About Ganesha recalls an enthralling competition between Ganesha and Kartikeya. It not only encapsulates the true significance of appreciating one’s parents and respecting them to the fullest, but also reveals that we must look within ourselves to seek wisdom and truth. A wandering mind is hard to please, but a stable mind will certainly be enlightened. The inspiring Chinmaya Bala Katha is a series of books written to instill a strong basis of respectful virtues and values into young children. From enchanting storylines to insightful messages, these books never fail to leave a meaningful footprint on readers.	20
	Ganesha – Hearing, Seeing, Smelling, Tasting, Touching Hearing Seeing Smelling Tasting Touching – Ganesha reaches young children at a time when they are just discovering their senses and connects this discovery with the Higher. Ganesha, or ” Lord of the Senses”, signifies the divine spark within us that vitalizes our body and therefore all our experiences. Recognizing this divine presence naturally brings about gratitude. Thus, this book aims to divinise young readers’ sensory experiences and cultivate gratitude for the basic abilities we so often take for granted. The Chinmaya Bala Katha series now appeals to even younger children; this Shishu Vihar book caters to toddlers and infants. The principles of Vedanta and Bhakti are subtly and creatively introduced during the readers’ formative years with the hope of building in the little ones a strong foundation of virtues and values that will enable them to thrive holistically later in life.	40
	Mata, Mama and me “The divine mother loves her children, just because they are her children, and for any other reason” – Swami Chinmayananda. ‘Mata, Mama & Me’ celebrates the feminine and maternal qualities of Divinity, in the form of Devi. Mata is nurturing, wise, strong, and possesses a love that knows no bounds – much like our own Mama. Often a child’s first encounter with the divin is through a mother’s love. Thus, the Scriptures state: “Matru Devo Bhavo’ (Treat your mother as your first Guru). This story depicts the purity of a mother’s love in a way that little ones can understand and relate to. The Chinmaya Bala Katha series now reaches out of even younger children; this Shishu Vihal book caters to toddlers and infants. The principles of Vedant and bhakti are introduced during these early years so as to instill in the readers a strong foundation of virtues and values that will enable them to thrive later in life.	30
	Glorious Ganga Gracious Guru Glorious Ganga, Gracious Guru has been woven together using Swami Chinmayanandaji’s life story along with His teachings.	20
	Shiva’s Fish Swish Shiva’s Fish Swish is a playful rendering of a story from the Puranas. This legend is a celebration of Lord Shiva’s love, compassion and deep wisdom. Nandi and Paravatiji symbolise the glorious relationship between the Lord and devotee, or the Guru and disciple. The simplicity of the message and the humour in the narration will captivate children’s minds and hearts. Chinmaya Bala Katha is a series that narrates ancient Hindu Parables in a modern context. They demonstrate the relevance of these stories in our lives, in a fun and interesting way. The simple truths at the core of these stories are highlighted, inspiring children with an invaluable outlook on life.	20
	Shiva Shiva Namah Shivaya Teach your child to bathe Lord Shiva in the sacred waters of Ganges, to offer him flowers from the most beautiful gardens, to feed him fresh & sweet fruit and to adorn him with fragrant sandalwood. Inspired by Adi Sankaracharya’s Shiva Manas Pooja, a poem that teaches the art of performing Shiva Pooja within the vast expanse of our mind, this book is also a mental offering. As you turn the pages, the child performs the various steps of pooja (worship) and achieves a subtle connection with the Lord. Shiva Shiva – Namah Shivaya is a simple bed-time story that your child will love, in the process also instilling in him or her an early and enduring love for the Lord. Scan the QR Code on the back cover and enjoy the READ ALOUD feature.	30
	Up Up and Away Up Up and Away is a popular story of Hanuman mistaking the sun for a sweet mango. It is cleverly brought to life, depicting the significance of having enough confidence to set high goals and reach for them. But equally important is having the humility to recognize that we can learn from those wiser than us. Chinmaya Bala Katha is a series of books that bring the beauty and depth contained in ancient Hindu tales/stories to children in a modern, fun and accessible way. Sowing the seeds of devotion and positive values in little hearts, vividly illustrated titles are available for babies, toddlers and children 10 and below.	20
	Hanuman’s Big Gig In the magnificent epic, The Ramayana, no other character stands out as strikingly as Hanuman. The valiant Monkey Chief has universal appeal as natural hero. Hanuman’s love and sincerity are as strong as his valour. Hanuman’s Big Gig is a unique story depicting Hanuman’s humility and deep devotion, in the encounter with Krishna and Narad Muni. This story is adapted from the folktales.	20
	Go Hanuman Go Go Hanuman! Go! reveals the secret to Hanuman’s greatness and holds out to its young audience a formula for them to fully realise their own potential, using Hanuman as their model and mentor. It is a fun-filled, interactive story that brings the much-loved hero to life in the reader’s mind and heart. Chinmaya Bala Katha is a series of children’s books that inspire as they educate and entertain. They aim to build a firm foundation of virtues and values, coupled with dynamism and enthusiasm, to enable children to grow and live with joy, success and fulfilment.	30
	Krishna’s Butter Bash Krishna’s Butter Bash aims to introduce Shri Krishna and His wisdom to today’s children so that they may be inspired by Him and relate to Him as a lovable friend and role model to look up to in their everyday life situations and challenges. This story has been adapted from Shrimad Bhagavatam.	20
	Krishna Loves You Krishna Loves You aims to introduce Shri Krishna and His wisdom to today’s children so that they may be inspired by Him and relate to Him as a lovable friend and role model to look-up to, in their everyday life situations and challenges. This story has been adapted from Shrimad Bhagavatam. Chinmaya Bala Katha is a series of books designed to bring home to the hearts of children everywhere simple truths such as the importance of love, genuineness, sharing, humality, generosity and other virtues which are ultimately indispensable for living a positive and meaningful life.	30
	Krishna an Invisible Friend Krishna an Invisible Friend aims to introduce Shri Krishna and His wisdom to today’s children so that they may be inspired by Him and relate to Him as a lovable friend and role model to look-up to, in their everyday life situations and challenges. This story has been adapted from Shrimad Bhagavatam. Chinmaya Bala Katha is a series of books designed to bring home to the hearts of children everywhere simple truths such as the importance of love, genuineness, sharing, humality, generosity and other virtues which are ultimately indispensable for living a positive and meaningful life.	20
	Krishna Photocopies Himself Krishna Photocopies Himself aims to introduce Shri Krishna and His wisdom to today’s children so that they may be inspired by Him and relate to Him as a lovable friend and role model to look-up to, in their everyday life situations and challenges. This story has been adapted from Shrimad Bhagavatam. Chinmaya Bala Katha is a series of books designed to bring home to the hearts of children everywhere simple truths such as the importance of love, genuineness, sharing, humality, generosity and other virtues which are ultimately indispensable for living a positive and meaningful life.	20
	Krishna Rocks Krishna Rocks aims to introduce Shri Krishna and His wisdom to today’s children so that they may be inspired by Him and relate to Him as a lovable friend and role model to look-up to, in their everyday life situations and challenges. This story has been adapted from Shrimad Bhagavatam. Chinmaya Bala Katha is a series of books designed to bring home to the hearts of children everywhere simple truths such as the importance of love, genuineness, sharing, humality, generosity and other virtues which are ultimately indispensable for living a positive and meaningful life.	20
	Little Yash Has Lost His Smile POP-UP book for children, as they follow little Yash around, while he looks for his smile in the most unlikely places. Let the child DISCOVER the secret from this book. In this book, take your child to an interactive journey with Little Yash and help him find his smile.	25
	Little Yash Is Filled Up In his book, I Love You – Letters to Children, Pujya Gurudev Swami Chinmayananda explains lucidly the most profound truths about how love enhances and even sustains our life. He emphasises that while each of us naturally seeks love, in the process we often forget that it is actually ours to give. And it is only in giving that we truely receive; only in actively reaching out to others do we really find fulfilment within. This time-tested, insighful message is the inspiration for the story “Little Yash is Filled Up”. Because of their innate simplicity and sensitivity, children are often more receptive than adults to such ideas, and if they imbibe them in their formative years, then those ideas become an integral part of their personality.	25
	10 STORIES FROM THE MAHABHARATA Pride, as we all know, leads us downhill. Yet, all of us, even the gods and our epic heroes, at one time or another, are ensnared into this trap. Is there any hope? Yes, as these stories from folklore and the Mahabharata tell us, once having learned our lesson, it is possible to live a better life! “I am sure, these stories will give a direction to the children and their parents and enable them to make a deeper study of our Puranas and Itihasas and share its precious message with others.” – Swami Chinmayananda Krsna blessed them all and said, “So long as you remember that there is an unseen hand which guides you, you will not have a chance to suffer.” There are many other words of wisdom interspersed with the fun-filled stories. The author, Sri. C. L.Purushothama Rao is a seasoned Mission worker with a deep knowledge of our ancient literature along with the ability to mould it for children so that they may enjoy the tales and learn from them.	15
	Bala Bhagavatham The learned and the erudite revelled in the depth of the philosophy, packed away in all the serious “discussions”and “talks” that happen all along this glorious work of Vyasa. However, the devoted younger hearth of the children loved the stories of Krishna’s early childhood full of pranks and mischiefs. He throws upon the growing chidren a divine light of blue and yellow and all their life they grow to be fascinated with this ideal. The ever-smiling, never-weeping Krishna should be the ideal for modern world of children everywhere growing as they are, in a horrid atmosphere of fear, passions and suspicions.	20
	Bala Ramayanam The epic RAMAYANA written by Valmiki thousands of years ago gave inspiration to several litterateurs in India through the centuries. Though told a thousand times, the story of Shri Rama does not become stale. This book, especially written for children by Bharati Sukhtankar with the assistance of Swami Chinmayananda, awakens in one a sense of beauty and wonder. The language is lyrical – the sentences are short and crisp and the style is racy. The story of Shri Rama is not just narrated as an ancient tale full of sound and fury signifying nothing. The narration is interspersed with descriptions of the sights and sounds of Nature. A special feature of the book is the introductory chapter on “Tell, Never Teach a Story”. It is an article by Swami Chinmayananda meant for parents and Bala Vihars.	20
	Gita for Children A mentor to national leaders like Lokmanya Tilak, Mahatma Gandhi, Vinoba Bhave, Aurobindo, Madan Mohan Malaviya; a companion to western thinkers like Albert Einstein, Herman Hesse, Carl Jung, Aldous Huxley; and a mother to great saints like Adi Sankaracharya, Vivekananda, Madhvacharya; the Bhagavad-Gita can now be a friend to your child. The pioneer proponent of the Bhagavad-Gita in modern times, Swami Chinmayananda, views the Bhagavad-Gita as the edifice upholding the Indian philosophy and culture, and as a guide in times, good and bad. Thus, the Bhagavad-Gita is a powerful tool for personal empowerment and social change. In Gita for Children, the 18 chapters of the Bhagavad-gita are simplified by the Gita expert, Swami Chinmayananda. A detailed summary of each chapter is given, important verses selected and doubts cleared, for elders to explain the ideas to the children. While thus reading the book to the children, elders will find an insightful initiation into the Gita wisdom and children will find a loving friend in Lord Krishna, making the Gita experience richer, personal and valuable.	15
	AMAR CHITRA KATHA (SWAMI CHINMAYANANDA)	10
	Tarangini-1 Tarangini 1 – Meet the fly who forgot her own name, see the milkmaid walking on water and watch Gajendra’s struggle with the crocodile, marvel at Dhruva’s devotion and see rishi Durvasa’s plight!	15
	Tarangini-2 Tarangini 2 – Enjoy Emperor Dileepa’s adventures, see Lord Krishna lost in the sweetness of devotion, meet the foolish King Panch Maha Pataka and marvel at his strange justice, see how kindness always pays and watch the clever servant turn the tables on his greedy master.	15
	Tarangini-3 Tarangini 3 – Learn the secret of Rama nama, laugh at the dishonest shop keeper’s dilemma, see the power of Markandeya’s devotion defeat death and marvel at the wish-fulfilling tree, watch the churning of the ocean and see Mohini’s enchanting dance as she saves the devatas and gives them amrita.	15
	Tarangini-4 Tarangini 4 – Marvel at Hanumana’s devotion for the Lord, see how selfishness leads to a fall and pride is a bitter enemy, meet the wise minister as he saves his King’s life and watch the vanity of the Gods, enjoy the antics of the clever monkey and see if you can recognise him.	15
	Tarangini-5 Tarangini 5 – See the Lord manifest through faith, understand the power of satsang, learn the virtue of generosity from Maharaja Ranjit Singh and experience the miracle of Sant Tukarama’s prayer as witnessed by Chhatrapati Shivaji.	15
	Tarangini-6 Tarangini 6 – Understand the simple wisdom of Vinayaka and Guru Nanak, develop a love as great as Namdeva’s love for Panduranga, learn from the large-heartedness and generosity of Ramanuja, admire the persistence with which Savitri won her husband back from the jaws of death.	15
	Tarangini-7 Tarangini 7 – Keep cool and use every opportunity to advantage through wisdom and understanding, control anger by employing the wisdom of humility and compassion, let the true love of Tyagaraja pull strings of your heart and with the power of blessings rise to be an ideal student.	15
	Tales of Swatman	75
	Bal Vihar Book of Hanuman Chalisa A child’s own book of Hanuman Chalisa, which is one of the most powerful prayers. Each doha carries the transliteration and the translation in English as well as an appropriate illustration to catch the child’s imagination. Pujya Gurudev Swami Chinmayananda spoke about Love and Service to our children – Keeping this in mind, let us bring out a series with different titles – saints and sages, heroes, short stories, history, creative activity, even jokes and puzzles. Let our children learn to recite the prayers and shlokas which are full of strength and positive energy, said Gurudev. From the book: All the difficulties and pains are removed of those who invoke the all-powerful Hanuman: Sankat katai mitai sab peera, Jo sumirai Hanumat balbeera.	15
	Bal Vihar Book of Train the Brain The book offers puzzles, riddles, numerical problems and many other tricks to keep children jogging mentally. Exercising the mind is the surest way to remain alert and vigilant, said Swami Chinmayananda.	15
	Bal Vihar Book of Parables Parables teach through stories and have been used by saints and sages down thousands of years, to communicate simple truths to mankind. Swami Chinmayananda often spiced his talks with such stories. The Balvihar book of Picture Parables, is therefore, one of the titles giving shape to this idea and vision of Pujya Gurudev.	15
	My Prayers (with cd – colour) What is the need for Prayers? a man once asked Gurudev Swami Chinmayananda. To which Gurudev replied, Why do we exercise? To keep the body fit. Likewise, prayer keeps the mind fit, Gurudev quipped. Prayer is the instrument that tunes our mind to the Divine. In our culture, each prayer has its role and purpose. Hence, with regular chanting and a proper understanding of the meaning of the prayer we can transform ourselves. Prayers take us to God and bhajans keep us there. Together they make up an unbeatable pair. My Prayers is a compilation of important prayers, their meanings for most of it and many bhajans allowing us to chant and sing to our heart’s content. Illustrated colourfully to captivate the mind of children. And, if that’s not enough, inside is an MP3 CD with the audio rendition of the prayers and bhajans of the book. Hear and sing, learn and know but most importantly remember to enjoy! Grab your copy now !!!	30
	PARABLES It is commonly mentioned, “What the sword cannot do, a needle can.” At times when the subtle wisdom of the scriptures may seem to overpower us intellectually, parables are able to imbibe in us the same subtle ideas and concepts. The practical manner in which these stories are presented, make learning a more joyous experience. This book is a collection of parables as written by Swami Chinmayananda. Within each tale lies a fountain of wisdom to drink from and refresh ourselves.	15
	Gita for Yuva	10
	Buddhi Bear (Tales-1)	15
	Mysterious Nectar (Tales-7)	30
	Moksha Beach	15

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