Stories and parables touch readers in a thought provoking, simple yet colorful, way. The Upanishad's, the Samhitaas and other religious texts speak of life, the soul and the path one should follow to seek Supreme Bliss/ Consciousness. These parables are applicable to Children, Youth and Adults.

For Children: (Click here for more Moral Stories )
Helping them, to understand the essence of ethics in life, and how to go about nurturing virtues. Young minds absorb a good deal especially when the approach takes the form of fables, stories and parables and these stories sow the seed of moral-values better, by their lucid and impressionable narratives.

For Youth: (Click here for more information)
Talks of how the youth should uphold virtuosity and not stray from the path of righteousness or Dharma. Curbing the whims and fancies of youth, laying emphasis on self-control and thus aiming for spiritual progress

Spirituality - (Click here for more information)
Where the stories dwell on spiritual endeavors. Every aspect associated with spirituality is displayed as a moral of these stories

The various qualifying steps to salvation -
Perception/understanding of the Atman (self),
Qualities of Godliness- To practice Viveka (discrimination between the real and unreal) and Vairagya (Detachment) To remove the wall of difference between 'I and thou'- being able to see the Atman (Self) in all beings. For eg., the Isha Upanishad preaches through illustrations that it's the mind's attitude which paints our life with joy or sorrow. 'God pervades every being ' is the gist of the Upanishad

These stories open the doors to spiritual enlightenment. They are the milestones in the path of spirituality.They also instruct man on how he should live his Varnas (Bhramacharya, grihastya, Vanaprastha, Sanyasa) and of how he should perform his duties at each stage of life.
This rich heritage of stories has been bestowed upon us so that we 'absorb and implement' its teachings, and imbibe the best in our self.