The Karma game of snakes and ladders - 8 Life Lessons | Swamini Brahmaprajnananda

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We would be happier, more peaceful and dynamic if only we understood these 8 lessons about the Karma framework of Sanatana Dharma.

Here are simple life lessons that we learn through the ancient game of snakes and ladders -
1.In the game as in life, one keeps rolling the dice or rather doing one’s karma until one reaches 100 or rather, discovers moksha.

2.In the game as in life one progresses with the help of ladders which maybe in the form of punya as well as one’s good qualities also referred to daivi sampattih.

3. In the game as in life one falls or regresses due to snakes which maybe in the form of paapa as well as one’s qualities that are not in line with Dharma.

4.In the game as in life, progress is not linear.

5.Winning the game or rather reaching moksha is playing it with kaushalam and samatvam.

6. The game has rules and life ‘s rules are the laws of karma are presided over by Bhagavan.

7.In the game as in life you could either win it first or later but has your identity of being the experiencer brought you lasting happiness?

8.Vedanta helps us enquire into the nature of the doer and the experiencer.

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