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The Gita, in their own language.
Instructor: Manasvi SharmaLanguage: Hindi
What is this course about?
Most children meet the Bhagavad Gita as something to be recited and revered.
Very few get to experience it as a conversation between two people:
one who does not want to do what is expected of him, and one who helps him understand why he should.
This course takes children through all eighteen chapters, in order, and teaches them as that conversation.
Nothing is skipped. Nothing is summarised into a moral and moved past. And every chapter ends where it should end for a child, in something they can use that week.
Your child will be shown what each chapter argues, given the shlokas that carry it, and asked where it applies to a day they actually had.
Who teaches the course?
Manasvi Sharma is thirteen. She has spent years studying, memorising, and teaching the Bhagavad Gita, and she teaches all 33 lessons herself.
We did not choose her for novelty. We chose her because children listen differently when another child speaks to them. The Gita becomes less like something adults teach them and more like something they can understand, question, and make their own.
What will your child learn?
Kids learn to bring the Gita into everyday life. Here is what that looks like:
How is the course built?
33 recorded lessons: Each of the eighteen chapters is taught in two short parts, roughly twelve minutes each. Released weekly across about sixteen weeks, so nothing is rushed and nothing piles up.
An activity with every chapter: Not homework, something to do. A simple activity connected to each chapter’s teaching.
Two live sessions every month: Questions answered, difficult chapters revisited, and children get to hear each other think.
A printed workbook, delivered to your home. Your child writes in it.
A private WhatsApp group for parents: For updates, important information, and any questions you may have throughout the course.
The eighteen chapters, in order
Weeks 1–2 · Arjuna refuses. He is confused, afraid, and questions what he is expected to do.
Weeks 2–4 · The first answers. Do your work without being consumed by the result—and understand what that really means.
Weeks 4–7 · Action, desire, and a restless mind. Arjuna says he cannot control his mind. Krishna does not dismiss him; he shows him how to work with it.
Weeks 7–11 · What lies behind things. The nature of devotion, the deeper reality behind what we see, and the vision of Chapter 11.
Weeks 11–15 · What shapes a person. The three gunas and what they mean for our choices, effort, habits, and food.
Week 16 · Arjuna chooses for himself. After everything Krishna has taught him, Arjuna makes his own decision.
Krishna's final word is: think it over and do as you choose.
Important Dates:
What do you need?
A phone or laptop with an internet connection. Nothing else. All sessions are recorded.
You do not need to sit with your child. Many parents do. The activities are designed so you can see what your child has learned and done without watching every lesson yourself.
What is included in this package?
Refund
Full refund available until 4 September 2026. After the course begins, a full refund is available within the first 7 days.
