Frequently Asked Questions

We post a new audio lesson on a topic related to Hinduism every Monday and Wednesday night. That’s at least 104 lessons per year. You can listen to all of them or just to the ones on topics that interest you. Lessons will remain online for thirty days, so you can listen to them at your convenience. Just log-in with your child and listen to your lessons right here on our site.

What will my child learn?

The main problem Hindu children face in America is that they can’t learn their religion by way of osmosis like their parents did in India. Because of this, it’s very important that we begin specifically teaching them the tenants of Hinduism at an early age. At Adventures in Hinduism, we believe your child is smart enough to handle even the most complex of Hindu topics, so long as those topics are explained over time and in a fun way that kids will understand. So, we not only tell them stories about all their favorite mischievous gods, but we also use the ancient scriptures to answer some of the most commonly asked questions about Hinduism. We cover all aspects of Hinduism: stories, prayers, festivals, scriptures, you name it. Our goal is simply to make sure your child has all the spiritual tools they need to live a happy and godly life, no matter what country they’re in.

Who are your writers?

We have two teams of writers. The first team consists of our content writers—our Hinduism experts. Our content writers all currently reside in India and they range from Phds in Comparative Religion to life long students of Vedanta. Our content writer selection process was extensive and detailed. Ultimately, we ended up with a team of writers who are not only exceptionally qualified, but also incredibly dedicated to helping your child learn the beauty of Hinduism.

Our second team of writers consists of American raised Hindu adults who take the content from our experts in India and make it approachable for your child. We range in age from our mid 20s to mid 30s and range in occupation from young professionals to graduate students. We all have experience teaching children and writing on Hinduism. We are the ones who personally know how difficult it can be to grow up as a Hindu in America. We know what mixed messages your child will receive. We know the ridiculous questions their peers will ask them about their religion. We know the temptations of the American way of life, and we know how much easier our life here in America was once we learned to live it the Hindu way. Besides you, no one is more dedicated to helping your child than us, because we know from first hand experience the cultural barriers that he or she faces every day.

Can I listen to a lesson?

Sure! We’ve posted two examples of very typical Adventures in Hinduism lessons for you to listen to. You can expect all future lessons to be of similar or higher quality.

Click here to listen to our sample lessons.

Can I get involved?

Of course! We see this as a collaborative experience and welcome all input from students and their families. Want to comment on a recent lesson? Have an idea for a future lesson? Want to write a lesson? Have news that you think the Adventures in Hinduism community should be aware of? Please always feel free to email us at feedback@adventuresinhinduism.com and let us know what you think.

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