The mouth of Krishna: deeper meanings

Religious education

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The story of the mouth of Krishna

The story of waiting for God

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In this unit pupils begin to explore the Hindu Dharma. Through four stories they will draw out key ideas about the divine, compassion and pluralism that they will revisit throughout the curriculum.

Hindus: what do Hindu stories teach about life and the world?

learning about life, the universe and God

There was once a young boy named Krishna who loved butter.

His mother caught him eating butter and was upset with him.

Yashoda saw the whole universe inside Krishna's mouth.

Yashoda realised Krishna was no ordinary child.

Put the story of The mouth of Krishna into the correct order.

The story of Krishna helps Hindus understand ...

In Hindu Dharma, many stories are told about Krishna's ...

a way of seeing and understanding the world

Hindus believe that God is only seen in one way.

Hindus believe there are many paths to truth.

The mouth of Krishna: deeper meanings

Lesson outcome