For hindu teachers
A thirty-day reflection or a study guide built around shlokas fetched exactly from the Bhagavad Gita, in English translations by Purohit, Sivananda or Gambirananda, in Hindi, or as the Sanskrit itself. Your own teaching and practice go into specific days.
Before planning, the studio interviews you. For hindu teachers they run along these lines; yours are written for your brief.
A thirty-day reflection with the shloka, a reflection, a contemplation and a question. It is the fastest to make and the easiest to test with your audience.
The plan and the first chapters are free, with no credits to buy and no subscription. One payment of $9 writes the rest and gives you the files: EPUB, print-ready PDF, DOCX, Markdown and a KDP paperback.
The interview puts your own stories and numbers into specific chapters and a line-edit pass removes the patterns readers recognise; we measured the difference. If you publish on Amazon, KDP requires you to disclose AI-generated text, and the copyright page carries a note you can edit.