Vedic Learn

Learn • Chant • Understand

Sacred chants, learned with their meaning - one slokam at a time.

Learn the sacred slokams of the day slowly, correctly, and with deep reverence - the words, the pronunciation, and the meaning behind them. For learners of every age: adults, parents, families, and children.

The Series

Vedic Learn grows series by series, and book by book - every book in the same gentle format of Sanskrit, transliteration, meaning, and listening. Each series opens below with everything inside it.

Series 1

My First Slokam Book

The first Vedic Learn series - twenty sacred slokams in the order of a child’s day, gathered into My First Slokam Book. Part 1 is here in full, with its listening library; Parts 2 and 3 are on their way.

Illustration from My First Slokam Book: two children with folded hands before a golden temple at sunrise, surrounded by lit oil lamps and marigolds
Part 1 of Series 1 20 slokams

My First Slokam Book

Learn, Chant & Understand

Twenty sacred, beloved slokams arranged in the order of a child’s day - from the first prayer on waking to the last blessing at night. Made for young learners, and for the whole family to chant together with devotion.

Inside the book
  • 20 slokams in the order of a child’s day - waking, pooja, learning, food, evening, and bedtime
  • Every slokam in Sanskrit (Devanagari) with line-by-line English transliteration
  • A pronunciation key with the special sounds highlighted, so anyone can chant correctly
  • The meaning told simply, so young readers understand every word they chant
  • A warm watercolour illustration on every page
  • A QR code on every page - scan to hear the slokam chanted aloud
  • A My Slokam Tracker page to mark each slokam as it is learned
The day, in seven parts
  • Wake Up · 2
  • Morning Pooja · 3
  • School & Learning · 4
  • Food & Strength · 3
  • Evening Devotion · 4
  • Good Thoughts · 2
  • Night & Blessing · 2
Book details
Format
Paperback, 8.5 × 8.5 in
Pages
24
Language
Sanskrit (Devanagari) & English
Publisher
Vedic Learn

Listen & Learn

The listening library of Series 1. Twenty sacred slokams in the order of a day - from the first prayer on waking to the last blessing at night. Press Listen, chant along with devotion, and read the meaning in the book.

No slokam matches that search yet. Try Goddess Gayatri, Lord Hanuman, or Lord Krishna.

Coming Next in Series 1

Parts 2 and 3 of My First Slokam Book are being prepared in the same gentle format.

Part 2

Coming Soon

More slokams are being prepared in the same format - Sanskrit, transliteration, meaning, illustration, and QR listening on every page.

Part 3

Coming Soon

The series continues - further parts are planned, and each one will take its place on this shelf as it is published.

Series 2

Coming Soon

A whole new series of books will take its place here, in this same format - its books in full detail, with their own listening library.

Series 2

Coming Soon

Series 2 is being prepared. When it is ready, its books will appear here just as Series 1 does above.

How It Works

The books and this page belong together - three simple steps.

1.Open the Book

Turn to any slokam page in My First Slokam Book - Sanskrit, transliteration, and the meaning, all on one page.

2.Scan the QR Code

Every page carries a QR code in the corner. Point your phone camera at it - no app, no typing, nothing to search for.

3.Listen & Chant Along

Hear the slokam chanted clearly, follow the words in the book, chant along - and understand what you are saying.

Each QR code opens one of this site’s permanent /listen/ links - the address printed in your book never changes, so the book keeps working as the listening library grows. Listen here to learn how to recite each slokam - for the full experience, with the beautiful visuals your little ones will love, buy the books by Vedic Learn.

About

Vedic Learn helps learners of every age learn sacred chants slowly, correctly, and always with reverence - the words, the meaning, and the habit - one slokam at a time. Begin the morning with Karagre Vasate, close the day with Lokah Samastah, and let a few quiet minutes of chanting hold the whole day together.

लोकाः समस्ताः सुखिनो भवन्तु
Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu
“May all beings, everywhere, be happy and free.” - the closing blessing of this collection, and of every day.