The board

Print it and play

Seventy-two squares, ten arrows and nine snakes, on one sheet. You need a die, a marker of some kind for each player, and a table.

Print it on A4 in landscape. Choose “Fit to page” if your printer offers it, and colour is not needed — the drawing is made to survive black and white.

The numbers run from the lower left and turn at the end of each row, the way the board has always been numbered. Square 68, Vaikuntha Loka, is marked: it is entered on an exact count and not otherwise.

72TamaGuna71RajaGuna70SattvaLoka69BrahmaLoka68VaikunthaLoka67RudraLoka66AnandaLoka65UrantaLoka64PraktikiLoka55Ahamkara56Omkara57VayuLoka58TejaLoka59SatyaLoka60Su-Budhi61Dur-Budhi62Sukha63Tamas54Bhakti53JalaLoka52HimsaLoka51Prithvi50TapaLoka49Ganga48Yamuna47Saraswati46Viveka37Jnyana38PranaLoka39ApanaLoka40VyanaLoka41JanaLoka42AgniLoka43ManushyaLoka44A-Vidya45Su-Vidya36Swatccha35NarakaLoka34RasaLoka33GandhaLoka32MaharLoka31YakshaLoka30UttamaGati29A-Dharma28Su-Dharma19KarmaLoka20Dana21SamanPaap22Dharma23SwargaLoka24Ku SangLoka25Su SangLoka26Dukha27ParamArtha18HarshaLoka17Daya16Dvesha15NagaLoka14BhuvarLoka13Antariksha12Irasya11Gandharva10Tapa1Janma2Maya3Krodha4Lobha5BhuLoka6Moha7Mada8Matsara9KamaLoka

Arrows rise, snakes fall. 68 is entered on an exact count.  ·  leelasource.com