Bøger udgivet af Eternal Tree Books LLC

A book on mindfulness, meditation and reflection to become a lotus in mind and body.

Leaf Talks Peace spreads the Buddha's message of the interconnectedness of all beings through the eyes of a tiny peepal leaf called Harmony, who lives on the Bodhi Tree. Buddha sits under the tree and sees the entire universe breathing happily through this one leaf. He sees in Harmony the Sun, the earth, stars, clouds, rain, time, space, and mind.Harmony speaks to encourage readers, children and parents alike, to slow down and imagine all that is contained in a single leaf. Each leaf, and each child is connected to all in the fragile earth to learn its wisdom and strive to protect it.Spreading a much-needed message of unity and tolerance, 'Leaf Talks Peace' aims at developing children's minds to help them become more conscious global citizens when they reach adulthood. It is a perfect addition to peace education curriculum spreading the message of individual, social and ecological peace.Additional notes are included to help parents and teachers with questions children have as they begin to understand the concepts of Harmony, connection, and the link each of them has to join together as conscious global citizens.

Every child is born with infinite possibilities. That is why all parents do their best to teach their children how to be happy, responsible, and successful. Historic heroes, cultural symbols and nature's wonders play vital roles in a child's learning experience. Dedicated to all mothers, Maa's Magical Saree is a fond story of an Indian mother and her son. Based on Hindu deities, philosophy and way of living the mother inspires her son to be a good human. She teaches her son to be emotionally strong, thankful and compassionate. The son loves his mother and her sarees. He links the teachings of his mother to her colorful sarees. What his mother teaches him, the colors of her sarees reinforce, taking the reader on a journey not only to understand the values of Hinduism, but to feel the respect a young son has for his mother.

★Winner of "Best Book" Award sponsored by American Book Fest in the Children's Educational category.★Each and every one of us has the opportunity to be Active, Brave, and Confident. Sometimes we just need the ABCs as a guide to show us how.'The ABCs of Virtue' is a poetic guide teaching kids about our human qualities and how we can be the best version of ourselves. With each of the 26 letters in the book, there is a profound human quality for every child to learn.The most magical alphabet you can find!Starting with A and ending with Z, 'The ABCs of Virtue' creates a space for young readers to discover magical virtues like honesty, responsiveness, mindfulness, generosity, thankfulness, kindness, and morality. The book's rhymes are written to raise more conscious children for a world where everyone is respected and no one lives in fear.Recommended by both parents and teachers, this book discusses essential points in life. Reading 'The ABCs of Virtue', children will learn how incorporating all the 26 virtues will help them attain a more fulfilling life experience.The book includes free downloadable printable activities for parents and educators to help children understand each virtue given in the book. It is a set of fun-filled lessons with suggested activities and ways to inculcate these qualities.★A great early years resource supporting personal, social and emotional (PSED) development in a child-friendly way.★★'The ABCs of Virtue' is a book to help kids learn about how to be the best person they can be, by using each letter of the alphabet to teach a virtue to practice and encompass.★

'Mere Hindi Akshar' is a hindi alphabet recognition book. Each alphabet has two fun and engaging exercises along with reinforcement exercises to learn the letters effortlessly. Each letter can be traced correctly following the numbers and directions given.

"Buddhist Art and Thought" is a kaleidoscopic canvas of cultural inter-flow among Asian countries discussing Sanskrit manuscripts from Japan, inscriptions from Southeast Asia, the texts translated into Chinese and Tibetan languages, Sanskrit as a shared heritage of Japan and SEA. The role played by Buddhist sutras in polity, transmission of philosophy, creation of innovative iconic forms, their identification and categorization, philosophic interpretations of mandalas, impact of Indian art forms on painting and sculpture, martial arts, the cult of mystical medicine, Divine guardians for defense, light symbolism, the concept of colossal images are some of the topics covered. Dhyana permeated into the lives of the people. Indian rituals and ceremonies were performed for deification and to derive sanctity and power to serve, sustain and rule.The book covers topics like Amitabha in Japan, Yoga as the Basis of Pure Land mandalas represented through Sukhavati scenes, Shingon mandalas in Japan represent levels of meditation and emergence of the world from the Great source. The philosophy of Avatamsaka-sutras, mandalas for an upward journey through meditation, the ceremonies performed in Shingon monasteries, Indian Brahmanas, deities of time and space, categorization of Bodhisattvas, similarities between art of Ajanta and mural at the Horyuji monastery are a few attractive topics. Tantric deities of royal cults were worshipped for divine empowerment and conquering  in Nepal, Tibet and Mongolia. History of monasteries in Khotan revisited through Tibetan literary sources. Suvarnaprabhasa-sutra promises to protect the kings and kingdoms. Thousands of fragments of manuscripts, and artifacts excavated from ruined monasteries highlight an era of splendor of international cultural relations.Siddham calligraphy is still practiced in Japan. Sanskrit hymns taken to Japan were accompanied by musical notations. Japanese alphabet Katakana and Hiragana are based on the Sanskrit sound sequence. The book skims over to the modern period highlighting contributions of 20th century scholars who strengthened cultural linkages. George Nicholai Roerich was one of the great Indologists. His life and research for Shambhala, is a symbol of aspirations for a bright future.