Scripture collection

Daśāvatāra

Ten principal avatāras of Lord Viṣṇu — from Matsya to Kalki — retold as devotional stories for children and families.

Purpose

Present each avatāra's pastimes as a standalone story with scriptural references, connecting children to the broader Vaiṣṇava understanding of divine descent.

Audience

Children ages 5–13 and families wanting an overview of Lord Viṣṇu's ten most celebrated incarnations.

The Ten Avatāras

1.Matsya

The fish incarnation who saved the Vedas during the great deluge.

2.Kūrma

The tortoise who supported Mount Mandara during the churning of the ocean.

3.Varāha

The boar who rescued the Earth from the depths of the Garbhodaka ocean.

4.Nṛsiṁha

The half-man, half-lion who protected Prahlāda from Hiraṇyakaśipu.

5.Vāmana

The dwarf brāhmaṇa who reclaimed the three worlds from Bali Mahārāja.

6.Paraśurāma

The warrior sage who restored order among the kṣatriya class.

7.Rāmacandra

The ideal king of Ayodhyā who vanquished Rāvaṇa.

8.Kṛṣṇa

The Supreme Personality of Godhead who appeared in Vṛndāvana.

9.Buddha

The compassionate teacher who redirected misguided Vedic ritualism.

10.Kalki

The future avatāra who will appear at the end of Kali-yuga.

Coming soon

Daśāvatāra stories in planning

Each avatāra story will include Bhāgavatam and Purāṇic references, narration audio, coloring pages, and activity sheets. No content has been released yet.

Planned