Dharma QuestGrade 3 learning
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Learning good values through stories

Short Grade 3 lessons based on the Bala Bhagavatam curriculum and stories from our Hindu scriptures.

Truthfulness: Speak honestly and choose what is right.

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CHAPTER · DHARMA & COURAGE

King Parīkṣit Meets Kali

Read with care. Think with wisdom. Practice one good value.

धर्मDo what is right
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King Parīkṣit was a brave and dharmic king. He was the grandson of Arjuna, and Bhagavān Śrī Krishna protected him before he was born. One day, near the Sarasvatī River, Parīkṣit saw a man named Kali hurting a white bull while a cow cried nearby. The bull represented Dharma and the cow represented Mother Earth. The bull's four legs represented truthfulness, cleanliness, compassion, and self-discipline. Parīkṣit did not ignore the suffering. He courageously stepped forward to protect the innocent animals. The wise bull did not quickly blame anyone for his pain. He understood that suffering can have many causes, including ignorance and past karma.

The Bull

Dharma and its four supports

The Cow

Mother Earth and all beings

Parīkṣit

Courage and responsibility

Question 1 of 10
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CHOOSE ONE

Who was King Parīkṣit?

Responsibility