Namaste,
Today, we ask children questions like:
- “What do you want to become?”
- “What rank did you get?”
- “What do you want to become?”
- “Which school?”
- “Which job?”
We push them to chase marks, medals, seats, and salaries — often forgetting that life asks bigger questions.
Thousands of years ago, the Yaksha asked Yudhishthira questions like:
- “What is the greatest wonder?”
- “What is the path?”
- “What is real wealth?”
- “What is happiness?”
These questions don’t measure performance — they shape character.
The world tells children: “Be successful.”
Yaksha Prashna whispers: “Be wise.”
Our flashcards bring these questions to the dinner table, prayer corner, and bedtime routine — not as lectures, but little spark-moments that make children think deeper, speak clearer, and feel stronger.
Try asking tonight:
“What makes a person truly wealthy?”
Listen. Smile. Let your child arrive at wisdom on their own.
Because one day, exams will end.
But the questions of life will remain.
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