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Children's Collection

Children's Collection

Two books, a coloring book, and a CD—especially for young people!

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Two books, a coloring book, and a CD—especially for young people!

The Children’s Collection offers Avatar Adi Da’s direct guidance specifically for people in the early developmental stages of life. Each of the items in this collection offers young people—and even people of all ages!—the opportunity to feel into the Mystery of existence and to understand and grow beyond  the qualities that limit true Happiness.

Vegetable Surrender, or, Happiness Is Not Blue  

This picture book?is the story of twelve vegetables seeking for happiness. All of them learn, through the wisdom of the great Master Foody-Moody, the secret of letting go of their unhappy patterns and remembering what it takes to be happy all the time. New edition with delightful full-color illustrations. (64 Pages)

Vegetable Surrender Coloring Book

This vintage publication of Avatar Adi Da’s delightful fable is now re-envisioned as a coloring book! Spend contemplative time with Master Foody-Moody and all the vegetables, putting your own imaginative touches on the detailed line drawings by Molly MacGregor. But remember, as the subtitle reveals: Happiness is not blue! (64 Pages)

What, Where, When, How, Why, and?Who?To Remember To Be Happy

A unique Spiritual text for children (of all ages) that leads them through the contemplation of who we are, what we know, what death is, where true Happiness is—and Who to remember if you want to be Happy all the time. (21 pages)

What, Where, When, How, Why, and?Who?To Remember To Be Happy (CD)

In this magical and enlightening narration of the book by the same title—narrated by Kenneth Welsh, award-winning stage, film, and television actor—Avatar Adi Da reveals the source and the secret of unconditional Happiness. (24 minutes)

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You should educate everyone, from conception onward, to live in freedom, to live in Truth Itself, and to adapt rightly, stage by stage, to every function of his or her conditional existence and to the Divine. If you understand life and have truly observed it and entered into it, you know how you should live with and educate children, young people, and everyone else.

—AVATAR ADI DA SAMRAJ The First Three Stages of Life