By Khusboo Basan
Bhakti Kids Sangha is an initiative started by Abhidheya Devi Dasi and her eleven-year-old son Krishna Balaram that includes a broad number of inspiring initiatives. Some of these include establishing libraries for children, creating resources for parents, producing digital educational content, and hosting a successful podcast on YouTube.
Initially, the Bhakti Kids Sangha was started as classes on bhakti yoga that were live-streamed on Instagram and Facebook during the pandemic when people needed content during the difficult homeschooling measures in Australia.
Founder Abhideya Devi Dasi said, “We were using the lockdown to explore dynamic experiential learning techniques and sharing them through our social media platforms. Once that started gaining momentum, I realized that many devotee podcasts and news sources focused on ashrams other than the grihastha life. There weren’t many resources, news, or talks relevant to families and child-rearing,” she continued, “I felt families were being left behind, schools were massively underfunded, and those engaged in children’s services were overworked and undervalued.”
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