Question 1

What is the Lila game?

Accepted Answer

Lila (also known as Leela or Gyan Chaupar) is an ancient Indian board game of self-knowledge. Each field symbolises a state of consciousness. A certified facilitator guides players through the game, helping them gain insight into their life patterns. Sessions last 2–4 hours and are available individually or in groups, online or in person.

Question 2

How does a Lila game session work?

Accepted Answer

The player sets an intention, rolls the dice and moves across the board. The facilitator helps explore the symbolic meaning of each field. The game is a coaching tool for self-reflection — not prediction or fortune-telling. Sessions run 2–4 hours, in person or online.

Question 3

How much does a Lila session cost?

Accepted Answer

Prices depend on the facilitator, format and region. Individual sessions typically range from 3,000 to 10,000 RUB. Group sessions cost less per person. Each facilitator's profile on LilaMap shows their specific rates.

Question 4

Can I play Lila online?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many facilitators on LilaMap offer online Lila sessions via Zoom or Google Meet. Use the Online format filter on https://lilamap.com/catalog to find available facilitators.

Question 5

How is Lila different from tarot?

Accepted Answer

Unlike tarot, Lila is a board game with rules — the player rolls dice and progresses through numbered fields representing states of consciousness. There is no prediction: the game reflects the player's current inner state. Lila is used as a self-development and coaching tool, not for fortune-telling.

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