Bhagwat for Children by Barkha Khandelwal

Moral of the Story

1. We should respect our elder and not be too full of ourselves. Indra was too full of himself and disrespect his guru, fo this he had to really pay.
2. When we respect our teachers, we become strong just like Bali.
3. We learned that mother's love their children a lot. Aditiy Ma prayed really hard for her children the Devas.
4. When we pray god listens, but he never supports anybody who has done wrong. God did not help Indra, as he had disrespected is teacher and Bali won without cheating.
5. The duty of siblings is to help each other. When god became the son of Aditi, he went to help Indra, by getting back heavens for him.
6. Bali was wise, but had a bit of ego in him, when said ask for something based on my potential. So, God wanted to take aways that ego.
7. Bali, however was great at keeping his word. Ones given our words should not be taken back.
8. Bali knew that if God takes away everything, we should not be sad. As all belongs to God only.
9. Never judge, question or doubt God. He totally surrendered.
10. If God punishes us, he feels sad. Vishnuji stood as guard and Patalok
11. When God is there, all wealth is there. There is so much of joy and contentment. Vishnuji and Lakhmiji both went to patalok.

Hari Om

Moral of the Story

1. Nobody is too young to learn about God. We start learning before we are born, as we can hear all that is being said.
2. We should always respect and love everybody. Prahlad never got upset with his father Hiranyakashyapu or his teachers.
3. Prahlad never complained and always forgave the people who had wronged him.
4. He always had full faith in God, he said not matter what my God is always in control and he will aways come to save me.
5. Hiranyakashyapu was angry with God, however, he sent his son to the gurukul and knew that when a child is young he should don't be spoiled by fulfilling their wants, but only their need. Never say, I want, I want, I want.
6. Gurukul teaches us that we should live a simple life, wear simple cloths, love all and be in harmony with nature.

Hari Om

Moral of the Story

1. The Varaha is a Boar. Why this avatar, as they can smell the earth.
2. We should never be so arrogant like Hiranyaksha and Hiranyakasyapu. They thought that they are can not be destroyed. God is always more powerful and if we use our powers for evil things, god will come and set us right.
3. If we use our powers for evil deeds, ultimately there is no where but down to go. It will ultimately destroy us and all the powers will vanish.
4. If we use our powers to help others, God helps us.
5. We have to be careful, how we use our strength.
6. Greed is bad - Never keeps saying I want I want, like Hiranyaksha.
7. Never say I am the best forget about the rest, like Hiranyaksha.
8. Very important to remember here That Hiranyaksha and Hiranyakasyapu were Jay and Vijay. So, God actually came to rescue them. Even if we feel that God is punishing us, it is for our best.

What is Pralay?

Time changes, seasons pass, years pass. So, for instance, when summer comes it stays for awhile and then it goes aways, then winter comes and it stays for awhile and then it goes away, and so on. There is a cycle and it repeats itself.

So, the end of winter is known as parlay, it gives up itself for spring and so on. But, the end of winter is a new beginning for spring and so on.

Pralay is the momentary end of something. When something gets over it is pralay for that, but something new starts all over.

How can the earth fall in the ocean?

How can the earth fall in the ocean, When the oceans are in the earth. Sounds funny initially right. There are three types of oceans.

• One beyond our universe - It is the causal ocean. Our universe is in it.
• At bottom of our universe also there is a ocean - It is known as the Garbodhaka Ocean
• On Earth also there is an ocean
• In us also there is a ocean

As we can fall in the ocean on earth, the earth can fall in the ocean in the universe and the universe is already in the ocean

Hari Om

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