🎲 How to Play Lila 🎲

1. Birth

The journey begins here: a pure intention, the openness of a new cycle. This cell represents innocence, a clean slate, a readiness to step into the unknown. It’s a reminder that every path starts with a single step and a clear intention.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: This stage invites you to welcome new beginnings with an open heart. What intention are you setting for this journey?

2. Illusion

Having entered the body, the soul meets the world of forms and starts believing the outer is what matters most. Maya draws a veil: one confuses the visible with the true and seeks meaning in what is only temporary. Illusion can appear as a chase for status, money, beauty—or as fear and the sense that “everything is against me.” It’s a game of the mind that pulls you away from depth. Yet through illusions we learn to discern what is real and what is passing. Landing here is not a mistake but a lesson: to see where I deceive myself and begin to awaken.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Where am I seeing the world through illusion rather than as it is? Which of my desires or fears are just plays of the mind? What is truly real in my life, and what is merely a temporary form? How can I see through the veil of illusion?

3. Anger

Anger is the first strong emotion one faces after illusion. It arises when expectations do not match reality. It’s a fire that can destroy or purify. There is much energy in anger, but without awareness it becomes destructive—to self and others. Here it’s important to see: anger is not an enemy but a signal. It shows something in life goes against deeper needs. But if you let it rule you, it burns both you and your surroundings. If you learn to transform it, anger becomes a force for action, for change, for restoring justice.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What in my life am I angry about right now? Which need or value is my anger protecting? How can I channel the energy of anger to create rather than destroy? Do I see the difference between healthy expression and destructive aggression?

4. Greed

Greed arises when a sense of dissatisfaction mixes with the need to survive. Even if basic needs are met, one can still feel empty and try to fill it with things, wealth, recognition. The more you crave, the stronger the thirst, and consciousness loses clarity. Greed often causes wars and devastation. Yet its energy can be transformed. If directed toward knowledge, self-development, and love, it becomes a push for spiritual enrichment.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Where do I feel the most greed now? What emptiness am I trying to fill? How can I transform this energy into a search for truth and love? Am I ready to share today instead of accumulating?

5. Physical Plane

This is the first “grounded” level of the game. Here the soul receives a body and enters materiality: body, home, family, money, food, health. The physical plane gives a base for life but can become chains if one gets stuck only in material concerns. This cell reminds: the body is the temple of the soul. Caring for it is necessary, but don’t confuse the body with essence. Life on the physical plane can be a base for growth—or an endless race for survival and comfort.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Do I see material goods as a basis for growth, or do they rule me?

6. Delusion

Delusion is the state when one takes illusion for truth. We get caught in the nets of external shine, dreams, fantasies, or others’ ideas, forgetting the true essence. It can be deception by others or self-deception when we refuse to see reality as it is.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Where in my life do I believe the picture rather than the essence? Can I look honestly today, without embellishment? What does the truth look like without fear and cover-ups?

7. Vanity

Vanity is the pursuit of empty glory, pride, and dependence on others’ opinions. One wants to appear better than they are, seeking confirmation of superiority. It can manifest in those who achieved something and froze there, as well as in those with low self-esteem who constantly compare themselves to others. Vanity halts growth and makes one vulnerable to external influence.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Why is others’ opinion so important to me? Am I living only on past achievements instead of moving forward? Does my environment truly support me, or does it exploit my need for validation?

8. Miserliness

Miserliness is holding tightly to what one has, fearing loss, not allowing free exchange for oneself or others. It’s not only about money or things—it can be stinginess with love, words, attention, or support. Miserliness always comes from fear: “there won’t be enough for me.” The tighter one clenches their resources, the more energy stops and stagnates. Miserliness blocks the flow—and in the end one feels even greater lack. This cell teaches that true wealth comes through exchange, through movement of energy. What I give always returns; when I clamp down, I lose.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Where am I stingy now—with money, feelings, warmth? What am I afraid of when I don’t allow myself to share? How would my life change if I let energy flow freely through me? Can I make one small act of generosity today to feel this flow?

9. Sensuality

This cell symbolizes the world of feelings and emotions. Here one learns to experience love and fear, anger and tenderness, joy and pain. Sensuality makes life real and full; without it, existence would be empty and mechanical. Feelings can be both power and trap. If they flow freely, they cleanse, open depth, and lead to love. If one tries to escape pain or gets stuck in one emotion, feelings begin to rule them. The task here is to open to the full spectrum of emotions without fleeing any.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Do I allow myself to feel all my emotions—both “positive” and “negative”? What do I feel in my body right now? How would my life change if I accepted all my emotions as part of a whole experience?

10. Purification 🏹

Arrow to: 23

Purification means releasing all that is excessive or harmful: toxic people, destructive habits, imposed social norms, or childhood stereotypes that hinder growth. It can also manifest physically—as cleansing the body and senses, restoring energy and vitality. True purification opens access to inner strength, bringing joy and a desire to move forward.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What have I released now? What can I leave in the past?

11. Amusements

Amusements are a natural part of life—a way to receive joy without goals and plans, simply for the soul. It can be creativity, music, hobbies, handcraft—anything that brings pure pleasure and makes the soul sing. Such pursuits reveal the divine spark, capable of birthing beauty and discoveries. If life is only tasks, plans, and duties without joy for the soul, it’s impossible to move on—one gets exhausted. But beware: excessive amusement can become an escape from growth. Balance between material affairs and soulful joys is the key.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What do I do purely for the soul, without purpose or benefit? Is there something in my life that brings me real joy? How can I create balance between work, duties, and time for soul-joy?

12. Envy 🐍

Snake to: 8

Envy is the first Snake on the board. It drags the player down into dissatisfaction and greed. On one hand, envy can push toward action: earn more, achieve more, get what you want. On the other, it robs you of joy in what you already have and postpones happiness “until later,” when you become better than someone else. Envy grows from deep dissatisfaction with one’s own path and loss of contact with one’s nature. It poisons the soul and makes one dependent on others’ success. True satisfaction comes only when you live your path and unfold your own talents.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Where exactly am I comparing myself to others now? Do I enjoy what I have, or do I keep postponing joy to the future? What in my life is unique, and how can I follow my own path more? What power will I gain if I stop comparing and start living my life?

13. Worthlessness

Here the player finds themselves suspended, without support or energy. There is a sense of futility, powerlessness, inner emptiness and anxiety: others seem to achieve easily while you cannot. It’s a state of confusion with no clarity on how to proceed. But it’s not final—this is where the turning point begins. By realizing what led to this state, one defines their true aim and seeks a way out. Gradually energy returns, and on this foundation maturity is born. Cell 13 teaches accepting difficulties as part of the path and being ready to overcome them step by step.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What circumstances brought me into confusion and inner emptiness? Do I see my true aim now, or am I scattered by trifles? What small step can I take to restore energy and movement? How can I turn this weakness into a growth point?

14. Astral Plane

Here one first becomes aware that they are not alone. If previously all attention was on one’s own desires, feelings, and mistakes, now they notice others, feel connection, and the need for interaction. On the Astral plane, the energy of exchange opens between people: man and woman, friend and friend, teacher and student. This is where interdependence and a subtle sense of unity are born. One learns not only to receive but to give energy, support, and care. True relationships begin here—not from need but from exchange. It’s important to understand at what stage of life one realizes this need; maturity determines whether interaction becomes a source of inspiration or a trap of dependence.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Do I interact with people from need or from love? Can I give and receive energy in balance? Which relationships nourish me, and which drain me?

15. Plane of Fantasy

This cell shows how consciousness creates images and dreams. Fantasy can be a great resource—it inspires, helps see the future, and opens doors to creativity. Without fantasy, there are no new ideas. But there is a danger: one can get lost in the world of the imaginary and stop acting in reality. Then fantasy becomes illusion, an escape from life. It siphons energy and leaves one waiting instead of moving. Here the player must realize: do my dreams turn into steps forward, or are they just a fairy tale I hide in?

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Do I live more in reality or in my fantasy world right now? Which fantasy can I turn into a concrete step today? Do my imaginings help me grow, or do they only distract me from real life? How do I distinguish an inspiring dream from a blocking illusion?

16. Jealousy 🐍

Snake to: 4

Jealousy arises where there is fear of losing love, attention, or one’s place in the world. It’s the emotion of comparison: “I lack something,” “I can be replaced,” “I am worse.” It can destroy relationships and inner peace, because one looks more at others than at their own path. Jealousy is not about the other person—it’s about my own insecurity and doubt in my value. Landing here gives the chance to see that the source of jealousy lies within—fear. If you learn to trust yourself and release the need to control another, jealousy transforms into the power of closeness and trust.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What am I truly afraid of when I feel jealous? How does jealousy reveal my insecurity? What would my relationships look like if I trusted myself and the other more? Can I turn jealousy into a push to reveal my own strength and uniqueness?

17. Compassion 🏹

Arrow to: 69

Compassion is a divine quality that opens the heart to another. It isn’t pity or co-suffering, but the ability to feel another without losing one’s integrity. True compassion means seeing not the person’s pain but their soul and potential—supporting them not through “I suffer with you,” but “I believe you can walk this path.” This quality lifts the player with an arrow from the second level straight to the eighth—the level of divine forces. It grants inner growth, dissolves resentments and anger, and awakens goodness and unity. Balance matters: compassion should not dissolve you in others’ suffering or deprive you of individuality.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What does true compassion mean to me? Can I empathize without diving into another’s pain? Can I see in a person not only their suffering but the pure essence of their soul? How can I change my attitude to a situation or person through compassion?

18. Plane of Joy

This is the space where one discovers a natural ability to feel happiness and contentment without reasons. Joy here does not depend on circumstances or achievements; it arises from within as the light of the soul. Remember: joy is not deserved or proven—it is the basis of being. Joy signals harmony with oneself and the world, trust in life, and the ability to receive each moment as a gift.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What brings me sincere joy right now, without any conditions? Do I allow myself to feel simple joy from little things?

19. Asceticism

Choosing simplicity and renouncing excess. Asceticism cleans desire and clarifies vision. The cell teaches: less is more; silence contains the deepest sound.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What can you let go of to create more space for clarity?

20. Charity 🏹

Arrow to: 32

Charity is the ability to share from the heart: money, knowledge, time, attention, or love. It’s not about external effect or praise but about an inner movement born from the awareness of abundance. True charity expects no gratitude or gain; it clears miserliness, opens the heart, and lifts awareness. If good deeds come from motives like “to be appreciated” or “to earn something from God or people,” it’s not charity but hidden ego. This behavior teaches us to notice whether our intentions are sincere. This cell reminds: by giving to others, we actually multiply our inner strength and sense of unity with the world.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What can I sincerely share with others right now? When were my “good deeds” sincere, and when were they driven by the desire to look good?

21. Karma

Karma is the law of cause and effect permeating all life. Everything we do, say, or even think leaves an imprint in space. Landing here, one sees links between events: why certain situations repeat, why some doors close and others open. It’s not punishment—it’s a reflection of our own experience that teaches responsibility for choice. When we act consciously, karma becomes not a burden but a tool of evolution.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What experience repeats in my life? What can I change in my actions to step out of this loop?

22. Universal Law of Existence 🏹

Arrow to: 60

This is the principle that sustains the harmony of the universe. Everything in this world follows laws—visible and invisible. When we live in accord with them, life flows easily; when we break them, resistance and chaos appear. This cell opens understanding of the structure of being: every action has a consequence, every process a rhythm, and even randomness is part of a greater order. It helps see how the system works—where you disrupt its balance and how to return to alignment with life. It’s an arrow to truth, to the awareness that all is interconnected. Clarity is born here—not from knowledge but from seeing how the world’s movement is arranged.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Which laws do I see at work in my life right now? What supports me? What carries me to a higher level with ease?

23. Heavenly Plane

The heavenly plane opens when basic material needs are already met—there is food, home, clothing, work. Yet along with this comes the temptation to accumulate more, replacing spiritual emptiness with material excess. It’s vital to understand that real growth comes through balance: material goods are needed, but they shouldn’t become life’s main goal. Freeing oneself from attachment to excess brings freedom and time for growth, and the ability to feel joys of a higher order. This cell signals self-confidence and readiness to develop further.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Have I become too dependent on the material in my life? Which things or attachments can I release without harm? How can I maintain balance between spiritual and material? What do I do with the resource (time and energy) gained after meeting basic needs?

24. Bad Company 🐍

Snake to: 7

This cell reminds us of the power of environment. We become like those we spend time with. If you are surrounded by envious, aggressive, or addicted people, they feed your weaker sides, inflate the ego, or halt growth. Bad company may seem attractive—fun, “your crowd,” easy solutions—but actually drains energy and leads to a dead end. The consequences are losing oneself, confused goals, wrong decisions. Here you must look honestly: who surrounds you, to whom you allow influence over your thoughts, choices, and actions.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Who influences my life the most today? Does this environment support my growth or drag me down? Where do I agree to be “convenient” for others instead of following my path? Which relationships should I release to make space for new, alive, and honest ones?

25. Good Company

Environment shapes a person. Landing here, the player meets “good company”—people who support, inspire, and help move forward. A circle of friends or mentors with whom you can share difficult moments, receive advice, and find compassion. Good company awakens empathy and the capacity for compassion. It’s important to value spiritually close people and spend more time with them.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Who in my circle truly supports and inspires me? Do I spend enough time with those who help me grow? How can I thank or give back to these people? Are there those nearby whom I can turn to at a turning point?

26. Sorrow

Sorrow is born from a deep sense of the world’s impermanence. When something you are attached to changes or disappears, pain and sadness arise. Yet this state teaches acceptance of life as it is—moving, living, unpredictable. Sorrow helps see what is truly important versus temporary. Through accepting loss and disappointment, creativity, inspiration, and new strength are born. Tears dissolve resistance and open the way for something greater. Sometimes allowing yourself to grieve is also a path to wholeness. By living through sorrow, you return depth and the feeling of real life.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What am I grieving? How can I allow myself to experience sorrow without shame, seeing it as cleansing?

27. Meaning 🏹

Arrow to: 41

Having a purpose—meaning of existence—leads out of sadness and motivates even everyday tasks. Purpose can change over time with life’s circumstances. One needs justification for any action: working to feed a family, even if the job is unloved; enduring a joyless marriage for the children. Here the aim is caring for family and children’s well-being. “The end justifies the means,” but such means bring no satisfaction and make life joyless. However, a purpose can always be changed toward a higher one than before. The player reaches the human plane, remembers who they are, and realizes their essence. The purpose must match this essence. Changing purpose changes actions—some things leave, more important and fitting come. Consciousness shifts: one allows what was previously forbidden—changing jobs, finding new love, moving to another country. The higher the purpose, the more opportunities for action and life one receives.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Do I know what I live for now? Does my purpose match my essence, or is it just habit or others’ expectations? Is there a meaning in my life that inspires rather than exhausts? If my current aim has lost meaning, am I ready to release it and let a new one be born?

28. True Spirituality 🏹

Arrow to: 59

True spirituality is that there is no good or bad. Everything simply is—and in this, perfection already exists. Accepting yourself—not ideal, not holy—and accepting the world as it is frees you from struggle. The world has wars and love, pain and tenderness; all are parts of a great design. The Creator intended life so: with birth, old age, difficulties, death. Life is not an ideal stroll but a path filled with depth. Why are we surprised by someone’s death if we’ve always known we are all mortal? Death always comes today, never tomorrow. This awareness doesn’t add fear but immense value to life. When will it be better?—Now. Because tomorrow may not come. And this moment is the truest life.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Do I accept life as it is, without wanting to change it? How would I live if I truly realized that today is all there is?

29. Godlessness 🐍

Snake to: 6

This is the moment when one loses contact with a living sense of meaning, when the mind rules over the heart. One may know everything but feel nothing. Godlessness is not the absence of belief in God; it’s the loss of trust in life and alienation from one’s soul. One seems to exist but not live. Here cynicism, disappointment, and indifference are born. Yet it is also a point where deep awakening begins. When everything external is lost, one question remains: “What is alive within me?” Through this emptiness, the soul again seeks light—not imposed by religions, but its own, inner.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Where have I lost a living connection with myself, the world, life? Can I feel trust in life even without understanding its meaning? Am I ready to live ordinary life with joy without needing meaning? What is a living source of faith for me today?

30. Good Road

The good road is the intentions and tendencies we want to develop for our growth: start sports or yoga, adopt a healthy diet, learn a foreign language, broaden worldview. Such things aren’t necessary for survival, but they make life healthier, more harmonious, and deeper. Landing here, one can choose where to invest time, energy, and resources to become a better version of oneself.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Which healthy habit or practice do I want to start for my growth? What prevents me from turning good intention into real action? How can I sustain these “good tendencies” longer than a few days or weeks? What am I ready to invest time and effort in so my life becomes fuller?

31. Grace

Grace is the highest level of spirituality, when one acts not from logic, fear, or need, but from an open heart. It’s the moment you begin to see the divine in everything and understand that all in life has meaning and leads to good. Grace is not a reward nor accident. It is a state of acceptance where you allow higher forces to act through you. Control gives way to trust. It is a revelation that even trials are part of the Universe’s love for you.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Where can I see grace in my life right now? How do I feel I am being guided? Can I accept even trials as an expression of divine love?

32. Equilibrium

Equilibrium is when desires and thoughts no longer rule you as before. You rise above material attachments and cravings, feel inner stability, and a need to open the heart. This level links to the development of pure feelings, love, empathy, and warmth. It’s important not to lose balance—any skew (attachment to things, people, emotions) can pull you out of this state.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: How can I keep inner balance regardless of outer circumstances? What creates the greatest imbalance in my life now?

33. Smell

This cell symbolizes the world of subtle sensations where smell ceases to be merely physical and becomes a manifestation of the divine. Gandha is aroma—an energy connecting the physical and astral planes. One learns to perceive life not only with the mind but with their whole being—body, soul, intuition. Smell here is a symbol of discernment and deep sensing: “I sense something is off,” or “I feel the fragrance of joy or victory.” It’s intuitive feeling of space, people, situations. Subtle sensing is born after passing hatred, envy, inner struggle, and clearing coarse energies. The plane of aromas opens a path to deeper harmony between body and spirit and helps to “hear with the heart” where words don’t work.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What aroma do I sense now? Can I feel what nourishes me and what poisons my soul? What does purity mean to me—in thoughts, heart, actions? Which sensations signal I’m on the right path?

34. Taste

Taste is not only about food; it is the taste for life—beauty, love, creativity, communication, presence itself. Here the Soul knows the delight of being—from the simplest things to the highest states of consciousness. One learns to be grateful, to receive the world through sensation, to allow enjoyment without slipping into dependence. True taste of life arises when one can feel the fullness of every moment—even bitter, even difficult—for they too have their fragrance and meaning.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Do I allow myself to truly enjoy life? Do I see meaning and beauty even in the “bitter” moments? Where is the boundary between enjoyment and dependency? What does my life taste like right now?

35. Purgatory

This is a space of inner trials where the soul meets the consequences of actions and choices. In Purgatory, you can’t run from yourself—suppressed emotions, guilt, pain, and a sense of burden surface. It’s a pause where one must pass through cleansing to rise further. It isn’t punishment but transformation. The “fire of truth” burns illusions, masks, and self-deception. It can be painful, but it opens the way to freedom. Here one learns responsibility and letting go of the old.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Which of my actions or thoughts pull me down now? How can I go through this cleansing with self-love instead of self-blame?

36. Clarity of Consciousness

This is the space where, after inner trials, transparency and calm arrive. What was chaotic or tangled dissipates like fog, and consciousness sees things as they are. Clarity is not just intellectual understanding; it’s when heart and mind are aligned, decisions come easily, and perception becomes whole. One feels they see more than before and are less entangled in fears or external influences.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What has become clearer to me now after my trials?

37. Wisdom 🏹

Arrow to: 66

This cell symbolizes the moment when knowledge becomes experience and experience becomes wisdom. One no longer just collects facts or truths—they begin to live them. It’s deep understanding where everything lived before—joys, sufferings, lessons—merges into a single awareness. Wisdom is not intellectual; it is clarity born from the heart. There is no need to prove you are right, no urge to control or impose your truth—because you see all truths interconnected and each walks their path. This level is the first manifestation of spiritual vision. The player understands everything that happened had meaning and served awakening.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Which knowledge has become true experience for me? Can I see meaning in what once seemed like a mistake? Do I allow myself not to know—to remain open to new understanding?

38. Life Energy

Life energy is not only physical strength but an inner impulse to create, to feel joy, to move. When it flows freely, life feels light and inspired. When blocked, apathy, irritation, and fatigue arise. Landing here, one remembers the importance of breath, movement, nature, and harmony between body and soul. This cell is about restoration, expansion, and awakening the inner fire.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What fills me with energy now? In which areas do I waste strength in vain?

39. Letting Go

This cell symbolizes releasing everything unnecessary—physically, mentally, and spiritually. Apana is the energy of exhale, release, cleansing. It helps rid fear, resentment, dependencies, and old patterns that no longer serve growth. Here one faces the lesson: holding and hoarding burdens you, while letting go opens the way for new energy. It’s the awareness that inner freedom is born by refusing to cling to what has lost meaning.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What am I holding in my life that has long lost value? How does letting go open space for the new?

40. Wholeness

This cell is about personal boundaries and preserving your own energy. Every person has an inner resource — a power that fuels their thoughts, emotions, body, and ability to act. When this resource is whole, a person feels stable, centered, and full. But when "holes" appear, energy begins to leak out. Such energy loss usually happens when someone takes on other people's problems, responsibilities, and decisions. When they try to solve for others what those people must do themselves. When support turns into "living life for two." Helping is natural and right. But doing things instead of another person destroys your own energy and takes away their chance to grow. In this cell, the player must honestly see: whom they are giving too much of their strength to; whose responsibility they are carrying; why they intervene too deeply — out of love, fear, habit, or the need to feel indispensable; whether their help truly benefits the other person or simply exhausts them. This is an invitation to reclaim your own energy. To learn how to support others without living their life for them. To help without "rescuing," while allowing another person to grow up, make decisions, and face their own consequences. When the player stops pouring energy into what isn't theirs, inner wholeness is restored. Clarity, lightness, calm, and the ability to move along one's own path return — without losing oneself.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Who am I giving too much of my energy to right now? For whom am I trying to live, decide, or take responsibility? Does my help truly support the other person, or does it make them weaker? Where do I confuse support with rescuing? How would my life change if I stopped spending energy on what does not belong to me?

41. Realization

Truth burns away illusions—sometimes painfully, always liberating. Honesty with oneself is required. Realization is not an end but a movement deeper within. It is the exploration of one’s path, potential, and talents not yet revealed. For the seeker, it’s an invitation to find the work that lights the soul and brings joy and anticipation. For the weary or lost, it’s a reminder: Look where you can be of service. Every person is meant to be realized—this is a law of nature. Be where your action becomes usefulness and usefulness becomes joy—life itself will guide you to the right path.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Where does my mere presence create value? In what else can I realize myself? What is my next level of expression? What do I do with joy even when tired?

42. Plane of Fire

This cell symbolizes the power of transformation. Fire is the energy that consumes the old so the new may be reborn. It purifies, burning away the excess and leaving only the essence. Here, one has reached understanding that allows consciously abandoning forms that have lost meaning: jobs, habits, relationships, or beliefs that no longer support growth. The plane of fire is an endless cycle of change, renewal, and rebirth. If before change felt forced or painful, now one learns to wield fire—to use it as a tool of creation. It’s a moment of conscious transformation, when the old is released not with fear but with gratitude.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What in my life needs to be burned away to make room for the new? Which forms have lost meaning and hold me back? Am I ready to accept the fire of change and allow renewal?

43. Birth of the Human

Not everyone born physically becomes truly human. True “birth” happens when the soul awakens from attachments, when one finds oneself, recognizes their nature, and the value of life. It’s a second, spiritual birth—clarity and a new beginning. This cell reminds: to be human is to live consciously, not automatically.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Where do I still live unconsciously, as if on autopilot?

44. Ignorance 🐍

Snake to: 9

Ignorance is not lack of intellect but lack of experience or example through which one could see truth. Often it’s the result of upbringing, environment, or simply never encountering another way to view the world. Sometimes it’s a lesson not yet carried through: a situation lived but not fully realized. Avidya is a state when consciousness perceives the world through the illusion of senses, confusing the outer with the true. Thus one repeatedly falls into the same emotions, trying to understand them more deeply or live through what once wasn’t completed. It can be fear of feeling pain again or the temptation to repeat a past pleasure. Ignorance does not punish—it returns us to experience not yet passed. Through repetition, life gives a chance to see essence and understand: everything that happens is learning.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What have I still not understood in this theme? What did I not see earlier due to upbringing or lack of experience? How can I open to new understanding without blaming myself for past ignorance?

45. Right Knowledge 🏹

Arrow to: 67

This is when one discerns illusion from truth and separates true values from imposed ones. Right knowledge is not mere intellectual information but a deep understanding of the laws of being—a realization that enables moving forward without excessive doubt. Here the player gains clarity about their path: seeing where they act from love and harmony, and where from ego or fear. This knowledge changes not only thinking but the very quality of life.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What knowledge did I gain here in the game, and why is it important for me now? What changed in my vision after this realization? Am I ready to trust this knowledge and apply it?

46. Discernment 🏹

Arrow to: 62

This is when inner clarity appears. You begin to hear your inner voice—quiet yet unmistakable. It tells what is true and what is illusion; what is yours and what is imposed. Discernment is not mental analysis but a deep sense of truth born in silence. In this state you can separate reality from mental constructs, see motives—your own and others’—and choose not from fear or habit, but from truth. Consciousness becomes transparent like clear water, and things fall into place. Discernment is the gate to genuine happiness because it frees from doubts, chaos, and confusion. You simply know, without proof or doubt.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Do I trust my inner voice when it is quiet yet certain? What in my life is true now, and what is created by the mind or others’ expectations? Do I see the difference between what I want and what I truly need?

47. Neutrality

This is a state of balance when you neither pull nor push. No struggle, judgments, or emotional swings—only calm and clarity. Everything is as it is. In this state, truth is seen without distortions, fear, or the urge to prove anything. You are not above the world and not outside it; you are in the center—observing and accepting. Neutrality is not indifference. It’s deep inner knowing that everything unfolds rightly in its time.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Which event or situation now calls for my neutral observation? What do I see differently when I stop judging?

48. Sun

This cell is the awareness of solar energy—the inner force preceding creativity, action, and inspiration. Here the soul reminds you of real desires—those moments when you feel like creating, acting, moving forward without looking back at others’ opinions. It’s life energy that can’t be forced; it arises only through connection with Spirit. Everything is filled with clarity: a burning desire to create, change, act. But tension can appear—life throws circumstances that seem like obstacles. One may perceive them as limitations, though in truth they test the purity of inspiration.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What inspires me so much that I forget everything else? What in my life is my true Sun?

49. Moon

This is the cell of inner magnetism—the power that doesn’t act but attracts. As the Moon rules tides, this energy affects events gently yet inevitably. There is no need to act—there is a need to allow. Trust the rhythm, hear where the current flows, and don’t hinder it. This state is about acceptance, receptivity, and sensitivity to subtle changes. When the mind is silent, the heart hears direction. Feminine power is born here—not through control but through natural harmony with life. The Moon doesn’t chase light—it reflects it. Likewise, one learns to attract rather than obtain. This is where active doing shifts into a deep sense of life’s rhythm. By letting go, you resonate with what is truly yours.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: How can I attract rather than fight for what’s mine? Do I feel life’s rhythms—when it’s time to act and when to let events come by themselves?

50. Ascetic Practice

Ascetic practice is the path of harmony with the soul’s will through conscious limits and overcoming weaknesses. It’s not about violence against oneself or chasing results, but about love and care for oneself and one’s soul. True asceticism helps cleanse harmful habits, strengthens will and spirit, and opens deeper contact with oneself. Any self-limitation should be wise and ecological: not exhausting or inflating pride but opening strength and gratitude. For each person, the path is individual: from simple actions (fasting, refusing excess) to deeper practices if strong transformation is needed. The real goal is to lift the spirit and unlock the potential within everyone.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Can I approach self-limitation with love rather than force?

51. Mother Earth

Mother Earth is a living being who births, feeds, and sustains. Like a mother who always loves her child, no matter what. A mother’s love is unconditional: she sees with the heart, not through deeds or flaws. So too the Earth gives us food, strength, and energy, accepting us regardless of our mistakes. This cell teaches seeing the world through the eyes of the heart—remember how a mother treats her child and try to see every person you meet in the same way. It’s a path to compassion and unity. At the same time, it reminds us we’re only part of a greater whole. There are global processes beyond us, yet here on Earth we can manifest the soul’s will and realize our purpose. Returning here after higher planes means it’s time to embody spiritual experience in concrete earthly actions.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Do I see people around me the way a mother sees her child—with the heart?

52. Violence 🐍

Snake to: 35

Violence has many faces. Most often it is violence against oneself—when one forces themselves to live and act against their own desires and the soul’s voice. It’s also violence against space—rushing through life regardless of circumstances—or the opposite: falling into apathy and doing nothing, shifting everything to “God’s will.” Violence includes pressure on others: imposing your view, deciding for them—even if it seems “for their good.” Even “violence by goodness” remains violence. When one suppresses their will or another’s, they lose energy and balance. Therefore, the Snake from this cell sends the player to “Purgatory,” where soul and body undergo cleansing through suffering. It’s a reminder: harmony cannot be reached by force or pressure—only through acceptance and respect for self, others, and life.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Where am I forcing myself to do something that goes against my soul? Am I pressuring others thinking I “know better”? How can I distinguish between good and violence “for good”?

53. Water

Water is the basis of life and a symbol of flow. It connects heaven and earth, rises and falls, changes form yet remains the essence of life. Likewise, a human—about 70% water—is an element of the Universe. Water teaches flexibility, movement, cleansing, and the capacity to receive and to give. It carries information and energy, ensuring circulation and interconnection of all that exists. Here the player realizes themselves as part of this great flow. They are called to be a conduit: to share knowledge, experience, energy, resources, and also learn to receive them from others. Everything must flow—stagnation destroys, while movement and exchange sustain life.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Do I allow my energy to flow freely, or do I hold it somewhere? What do I share with the world, and what do I receive in return? Where do I need more softness and flexibility in my life?

54. Spiritual Devotion 🏹

Arrow to: 68

Love is the path to God. It’s not ritual nor belonging to a religion, but a state of the heart: “God is Love, and Love is God.” It’s deep devotion that shows in harmony with the soul, sincere deeds, purity of intention, and the ability to see and feel the divine in everything. This cell is an Arrow that lifts you straight to Cosmic Consciousness. It symbolizes that one has passed through trials, been cleansed, and realized who they are, their purpose, and what force leads their life. Love here is not belief as an idea but experience, a state, the nature of being. In this state, questions don’t arise—there is only trust, unity, and acceptance.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What does the world look like when I see through the eyes of Love? What in my life reminds me of unity with the Divine? Am I ready to trust Love so much that I release doubt and fear?

55. Egoism 🐍

Snake to: 2

The Sanskrit word ahamkara means “form of I”—how the soul identifies with a certain personality. Having taken form, the “I” becomes limited. Ego is a natural part of consciousness that helps one be aware as a separate being. But when all attention goes to satisfying personal desires, ego becomes egoism. One closes within the “I,” acts regardless of others, and confuses the soul’s will with the mind’s ambitions. At this level there’s temptation to fixate in comfort—achievements, status, spiritual practices, even service. Ego can manifest not only as pride but as “holy self-sacrifice”—living for others’ needs because the ego enjoys the image of “being good.” This trap is dangerous because it hides under spirituality. Ego fears change, for growth is death to it. Union with Spirit means dissolving form, refusing separateness. True freedom comes through this awareness. Three realizations gradually break ego’s power: 1) Awareness of equality with all. No one is higher or lower—we are parts of one whole. Equality is true freedom; no mask is needed to be better than someone. 2) Relating to death as an ally. Death makes each moment unique and valuable. 3) The end of self-pity. In childhood, pitying oneself worked to get what we needed; in adulthood, it only drains energy.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: How would you feel if you found your place “without pity,” where there is no self-pity? Do I feel equality with others regardless of their status or role? How do I relate to death: as fear or as teacher and ally? Do I have a habit of pitying myself, and what changes if I let it go?

56. Om

This cell symbolizes merging with the sound of the Universe—the primordial vibration “Om.” Nothing needs to be done or proven—just immerse in silence to hear inner resonance. It’s a state of deep meditation where thoughts dissolve and only the pure sound of being remains. Om opens access to unity with all that exists when one feels part of the infinite whole. It’s not an external voice but an inner harmony that tunes you to the flow.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Can I now sink into inner silence and hear my inner Om? What happens to me when I release thoughts and leave only the feeling of unity? What is my own rhythm of harmony with the Universe?

57. Air

Air is freedom, movement, and lightness. It is everywhere and formless, yet animates all. Landing here, one feels the space around and realizes not everything must be overcome by force or control. Sometimes the path is releasing tension and letting events flow naturally. This cell opens another way of action: less burden, more trust. Defeats and difficulties are seen not as tragedy but as changes of wind—life’s hints. Air teaches listening to space and moving in harmony with it. Important: lightness is not indifference; it’s being involved without excessive attachment or dependence on result. When life is lived as play, it becomes qualitatively different—more open, free, and joyful.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Am I too attached to results and control? How would my life look if I lived it playfully rather than dragging it like a burden?

58. Light

This is an inner light that no longer depends on external circumstances. One radiates energy from within—from the soul, not achievements or recognition. Radiance is a sign of cleansing, clarity, and transparency. Here the player feels strength in calm, not in struggle. This cell reminds: true light is not created by effort; it appears naturally when you stop hiding, trust life, and allow the soul to shine. It’s not about “being better,” but about being authentic. Then your light guides others.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Where in my life do I already radiate light naturally, without effort? Do I allow myself to be seen, or do I still hide my true essence?

59. Reality

This is the level of clarity where illusions and fantasies disperse. You see things as they are without distortions of mind and emotion. Reality is not always pleasant, but it is always true—and truth gives power to move on. Here, you learn to look directly: seeing motives of your actions, the true essence of relationships, the value and futility of things. It’s like coming out of fog. Reality becomes firm ground to stand on so the soul can rise higher. The key is not to flee back into illusion, but to withstand meeting the truth—then it becomes freedom.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Am I ready to see things as they are, not as I want them to be? What changes in me when I choose truth over comfortable falsehood?

60. Positive Intellect

This is when the mind works in unity with the soul. Intellect does not destroy or confuse but helps act with clarity and grounding. It sees the world as it is—both beautiful and dangerous. Positive intellect does not escape into “everything is fine,” nor denies difficulties; it accepts the world’s wholeness and finds right solutions even in hard circumstances. This thinking supports life: seeing opportunities where others see problems, seeing a lesson where others see failure. One does not deny reality, but accepts it—and thus keeps strength and flexibility.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Do I see the world as whole—in its beauty and its danger? How can I accept difficulties without illusion yet with trust? Which thoughts give me strength to live and act, and which drain me?

61. Negative Intellect 🐍

Snake to: 13

Negative intellect is seeing only problems and living through them. This creates a sense of stagnation: as if you’ve seen it all and there is no point in going further. As a result, the player falls down—to “Worthlessness” (cell 13)—to rediscover direction. This experience shows: even on the highest rungs, course correction is needed, as well as attentiveness to signs and readiness to change trajectory. The Snake here is not punishment but a chance to reboot and restore right movement.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Am I fixated on problems instead of seeing perspective and light ahead? Is my current aim truly mine, or is it an imposed idea? What changes am I ready to make to realign my path with my true values?

62. Happiness

This is joy and contentment when one feels in harmony with self and the world. Happiness here is not random luck or outer circumstance but an inner state—when the soul is open, the heart trusts, and the mind does not obstruct. It’s merging with life’s flow, where the need to prove or control disappears. The trap: people often confuse true happiness with short pleasures, attachments, or achievements—then it fades quickly, leaving emptiness. True happiness is not the absence of problems but the ability to feel joy even among them. It’s an inner light independent of the external.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What is the true source of happiness for me? Do I confuse happiness with short pleasures or comfort? How do I feel happiness in simple, everyday things? Can I be happy not because of something, but simply because I live and breathe?

63. Darkness 🐍

Snake to: 3

Darkness is the loss of light and clarity. One seems to stop seeing the path: confusion, chaos, and a sense of meaninglessness arise. In this state you can lose contact with the soul and fall back to Illusion, where everything begins anew. This cell reminds: even in darkness, light exists—it’s just not visible now. Falling here is not punishment but a chance to relive the path with new experience. The soul is tempered by passing through loss and uncertainty.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What have I lost, and how can it become a lesson for me? Can I accept the fall as a chance to start again, but wiser?

64. Phenomenon

Phenomenon is the purest energy in its natural form: unspoiled, untransformed, unified, and perfect. Here consciousness and energy are fused into one—interconnected and intertwined. It’s a cell of perceiving deeper reality: sensing the hidden and true behind the visible. This level lets you see phenomena as they are in essence, not through the lens of illusions or biases.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Can I see deeper than surface events?

65. Inner Space

This is awareness where one enters deep contact with their inner world. Inner space is not mind or emotions but a pure field of perception without chaos, fears, or ambitions. Everything happening outside is only reflected within like in a mirror. Here the need for external validation disappears. One learns to dwell in silence, to feel space inside, and to see how events are born from within. It’s not an escape from the world but a state of calm from which true action arises. Landing here is an invitation to listen inwardly: everything needed is already within. Do not try to fill this space with thoughts or meanings—just observe.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What fills my inner space now—silence or noise? How do I feel the boundary between myself and the outer world? Can I act from within—from silence—rather than from reaction?

66. Goodness

Goodness is an inner light when everything inside has become clean and transparent. It’s the moment when striving is no longer needed—being is enough. One feels harmony between body, heart, and spirit. What previously caused struggle dissolves into calm and trust in life. Goodness is not blind positivity or escape from reality but clarity where you see everything as it is: beauty and shadow, pain and light—and accept it with love. The heart is soft, the mind is clear, and the soul is open. Actions become a natural expression of goodness—not from duty but from pure intention. Goodness is light that does not blind but warms. It is the moment when you feel everything is in its place and life is perfect right now.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: How do I feel goodness in my life today? When was the last time I felt it? How can I carry the state of goodness into my everyday actions?

67. Cosmic Good

This is the pinnacle of awareness where the soul merges with the flow of the Universe’s harmony. Everything lived—experience, pain, seeking, discoveries—dissolves in deep understanding: everything was good. Even the hardest moments are now seen as parts of a single divine plan that always led to light. Cosmic good is not happiness in the usual sense. It is higher harmony, total acceptance, and love for everything that is. Struggle and judgment vanish, even the notion of good and evil. There is only clarity, peace, and gratitude. Here you no longer “do good”—you are good, acting in full alignment with life’s harmony. Every breath, action, and thought are filled with meaning and light. Cosmic good ends duality. The soul recognizes the source of creation within and understands: God is not somewhere outside but within. You become witness and co-creator at once.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: How do I feel life’s harmony in everything that happens to me? Can I see good even in what seems dark? How can I express cosmic good in my daily actions?

68. Cosmic Consciousness

Boundless love lifts the seeker straight to liberation. Love for all creation is the final ascent. This is the exit point from the game—a state of unity of the soul with God and the Universe, with all the highest forces. It is lightness, freedom, unconditional bliss—a feeling impossible to hold in the body for long, akin to samadhi. Attachments vanish; it becomes clear that material things lack true significance. Cosmic consciousness widens life’s vision: accepting each moment, realizing true values, fulfilling one’s earthly mission. It is gratitude for the path, a sense of freedom and cleansing.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What is the main experience and conclusion I took from this game / this path?

69. Absolute

The Absolute is complete wholeness where there is no division between “I” and the world. Everything is perceived as one—without judgment, struggle, or resistance. There is no need to seek meaning or purpose because life itself is the answer.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What do I feel when I am not trying to change anything? Can I see life as it is—without judgments and comparisons? How can I remain in calm even amidst movement?

70. Energy of Goodness

This is the energy of clarity, purity, and harmony. It is imbued with goodness but can create the trap of being “too good.” When one gets stuck in goodness, growth may halt—serving others at the expense of self or judging those who “live wrongly.” This cell reminds: no energy is inherently good or bad—everything depends on balance. True goodness is neutral, without judgments. Here it’s important to go beyond “I must be good” and see a wider state—calm, balance, acceptance.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Am I trying to be “too proper”? Where do I lose myself by trying to please others? Can I remain neutral, without judgments?

71. Activity

This is the energy of action, dynamism, the desire to change and create. It gives the strength to move, yet can turn into a new level of ego: the desire to create something great for the sake of greatness. Here one can “hover,” polishing their “diamond”—seeking true work and direction. It’s important that movement comes not from ego but from contact with the divine. Only then does the ascent continue.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: Is my energy now directed at my true aim? Am I driven by a desire for greatness that pulls me from the source? What is “my diamond”—the unique work I am here for?

72. Inertia 🐍

Snake to: 51

This is the energy of darkness, inertia, and decline. Here the player descends back to Earth to begin a new cycle. But this snake is not punishment—it is a test of awareness. What matters is the thought and realization with which you make your move. If it is true understanding (the “diamond” polished on previous cells), it will become your guide forward. This cell teaches that even at the summit one must not lose clarity—you will pass a new turn of the game.

❓ Questions to ask yourself: What core truth did I take from this stage? Has inertia captivated me when I stopped seeking further? Am I ready to begin a new cycle with greater awareness?