The Night Light Inside: A Gentle Bhagavad Gita Bedtime Story About Courage and the Fear of the Dark. (Bhagavad Gita Stories for Children) - Softcover

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A gentle bedtime story that turns a scary night into a quiet lesson in courage.

Arjun is having his very first sleepover at Dadi's house. He has packed his teddy, planned a giant blanket fort, and he is SO excited — until the sun goes down, the room grows dark, and the night starts to feel very big and very scary.

"I want to go back home," he whispers.

So Dadi wraps him in a warm quilt, brings him a cup of milk, and tells him an ancient story — the story of a brave warrior named Arjuna who was frightened once too, and the gentle friend who showed him that real courage isn't the absence of fear. It is the steady, quiet light that keeps glowing inside us, even in the dark.

The Night Light Inside helps little ones name their fear, feel understood, and discover their own inner calm — the "night light" of courage that helps them face the dark, a new place, or any big, scary moment.

Why families love this series:

• Soothing rhyming text, written to be read aloud at bedtime


• Emotionally intelligent — the big feeling is named and validated before it is soothed


• Timeless wisdom made tiny — a real teaching from the Bhagavad Gita (verse 2.56), retold for ages 2–6


• Warm, gentle artwork and a lovable cast: Arjun, his Dadi, and Breggo the little dog


• A note for parents at the end, with the verse and how to use it

Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers who are afraid of the dark, starting sleepovers, or simply learning to be brave — and for families who want to share the heart of the Gita in the sweetest, simplest way.

Part of the Gita Stories for Children series — everyday childhood moments, guided by the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita.

Turn off the lights. Turn on the one inside.

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