Games
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-19% Off ₹1300WHAT THE KIDS LEARN: Different card games help develop different skills like principles of Jainism, observational skills, problem-solving, creative thinking, memory, visual processing, and language skills like reading and vocabulary.
GIFTING: It’s perfect for kids (and grownups) above 5 years and makes for a wonderful return gift where each kid gets a different card game that is religious, educational, and fun. It’s a chance to do away with the boring compass boxes and mugs.
TRAVEL FRIENDLY: The travel-friendly packs make it the perfect travel companion to engage kids on long journeys.
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-13% Off ₹175Speedy observation, quick reflexes, concentration with Jain symbols – All in one game.
Game 1 (Front side)
57 Jain symbols, 48 cards, 8 symbols per card & only 1 symbol shared between any 2 cards!Game 2 (Back side)
48 flashcards that will help your child to learn 57 spiritual symbols of Jainism. -
₹250INSTRUCTIONS
NUMBER OF PLAYERS: 4+
SETTING UP : Divide your group into 2 teams and keep the pile of cards face down in the center
HOW TO PLAY :
- Keep a timer of 30 seconds for each player’s turn
- Every card has a Guess World (topmost word on the card) and a list of prohibited words
- Teams take turns picking a card from the draw pile, quietly reading the words on the card before giving it to a player from the opposite team
- This player has to describe the Guess Word on the card to their team without using any prohibited words
- The guessing team has to call out the correct word within 30 seconds to win the round
- The card is to be retained by the team on winning a round
- If the player explaining the word, uses any prohibited word, the opponent team can point it out and the playing team loses that round and the card goes back to the bottom of the pile
WINNING THE GAME : The team to win the maximum number of rounds wins the game.
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₹250INSTRUCTIONS
NUMBER OF PLAYERS: 2-4
SETTING UP : Scatter all the cards facing down on a large surface.
PLAYING THE GAME :
- Everyone simultaneously starts looking of the face-down cards by turning them one of a time. If you don’t need the card, keep it back face-down.
- Place the first card you pick in front of you, face up (side with the objects up)
- Now look for a card which has at least one object in common with the card in front of you and place it to the right of this card.
- Continue to form a sequence of cards by looking for cards which have one object in common with the card on the right.
- As soon as a player has seven cards in a row, they let the other players know. This player wins the round if the cards are correctly arranged and keeps the cards.
- Rest all players return the collected cards back to the center pile. The game starts again.
- The game continues till no more sequences can be formed with the cards kept in the center pile.
WINNING THE GAME :
The player with the maximum number of cards at the end of the game, wins! -
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-13% Off ₹175The main purpose behind this game is to put before the children some gem out of the enormous treasure of Jain stories. The child will come to know what are the types of actions which lead to births which are unpleasant and full of horrible experiences. He will also come to know what type of activities can lead to birth in existence which leads to pleasant experiences. Thus by knowing the two distinct categories of activity which lead to unpleasant births & pleasant births respectively, the child will be able to choose the better path which will purify his thoughts, words & deeds. Thus he will be saved from evil deeds of the nature.
The following 16 individuals revolve in human, sub-human, celestial or hellish existences in accordance to their good or bad deeds or practice the highest spiritual sadhna and attain liberation. This has been shown through the stories given in outline form.Stories:
- Procession of King Dashaambhadra
- Bharat Chakravarti
- Hell’s view in Mrugaa’s Mind
- Gandhar Goutamswaami
- Naagashri offering bitter gourd
- Chittmuni explaining to Brahmadutt Chakravarti
- Kundrik Muni
- Sourikdutt catching fish
- Nand Maniyaar born as frog
- Sumukh
- Mother giving Khir to Sangam
- Meruprabh Elephant saves a rabbit
- King Shrenik Mother Bharda Shaalibhadra
- Balbhadra Baldev
- Dhannaa saint in penance
- Dev examines Kamdev
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-20% Off ₹200Shatrunjaya or Palitana is one of the most pious shrines of the Jains. Infinite souls have attained liberation here. Acquaint your kids with this Jain Tirth with the help of this puzzle.
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₹850Game 1: Memory Game- A perfect combination to inculcate Jainism and sharp memory. Can be played with the Tirthankar, lanchan, and number cards.
Game 2: Activity Book- Consists of various activities on 24 Tirthankar, 34 Atishay, and the Time Cycle. Rewritable and handy, this book is sure to keep your kids entertained and knowledgeable.
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-9% Off ₹250What’s in the Box
- 60 Symbol Cards
- 6 Definition Cards
- Quick Play Rules
How To Play?
- Players simultaneously turn over the cards that they placed in the centre of the table and the game begins.
- Without taking turns, players race to play cards from their hand, face up, on either of the center piles. To play a card, it must match at least one characteristic (color, shape or count) of the card on which it is played.
- As cards are played, players refill their hand by taking cards from their own draw pile. Players may have up to three cards in their hand at any time.
- The game continues until one of the players is completely out of cards from his or her hand and draw pile.
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-25% Off ₹1500Acquaint your kids with these magnificent Jain Tirths with the help of these puzzles & inculcate the values of building a temple right from childhood. This bundle consists of 8 puzzles with 50 pieces each to chance the eye-hand coordination, motor skills, and memory building in all the little children.
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-13% Off ₹175Tirth Raksha is a card game where players build tirths & trusts & the player with 4 full sets + 4000 gold coins wins the game!
age: 7+ | playtime: 15 minutes | players: 2-6
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₹1350Karmas attracted by our soul can be shed before it matures.”
Our Paap & Punya board game is a fun way to know a lot more about Good and Bad karmas.
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-20% Off ₹200These puzzles can help inculcate the values of building a temple right from childhood.
The Dilwara Jain Temples were built by Vastupal-Tejpal. Both the brothers were brave and generous. They spent crores of rupees in building this tirth. The art and sculpture of this place are the best in the world. The splendid temple was built under supervision of Anupamadevi the wife of Tejpal. The sculptural artistry of these temples is famous all over the world. It is matchless and beyond description. The ceiling, domes, gates, pillars, archs and walls of the Vimalvasahi temple are excellent specimens of carving skill. It cannot be described in words. There are 59 small temples in the round passage. Anupamadevi gave gold to the sculpturists, equivalent to the weight of the powder removed as a result of the carvings.
