What is Leela for children?

Leela is an Indian board game that became the basis for Snakes and Arrows. It has 72 cells, each of which describes human emotions, feelings, or behavior. Arrows point to moments of growth, and snakes to points of fall.

The game reflects 8 levels of human development, associated with chakras or psychological stages. This is not fortune-telling or magic, but a tool that helps you understand yourself, overcome your fears and start living more consciously.

Leela for children — this is an adapted version of the game with understandable interpretations. She teaches the child to better understand their feelings, themselves and others. Questions in the game help parents or specialists see the child's possible difficulties and support him.

How does the game work?
Board with 72 cells.
Cards with questions and explanations.
Additional materials about soul, chakras and meditation.

Who can hold the game?
Parents, specialists or mentors. The goal is to bring the child and adult closer together. Important: children should not play the game without the support of an adult to avoid devaluing their feelings.

For what age?
The game is suitable for children from 4 to 11 years old, but it all depends on the individual level of the child's development.