Plans | Leela Chakra Ai

📄️ Plan 1. Birth (janma)

Birth is the entrance to a karmic game. Karma is determined by the number of points rolled on the die, and the player's personality is represented on the field by some symbol that moves from square to square in accordance with its lot.

📄️ Plan 2. Maya

When one becomes a player, the sense of unity is lost in the excitement of the game. In this change of consciousness lies the whole charm of the act of the game.

📄️ Plan 3. Anger (krodha)

To understand the nature of anger, it is essential to understand the nature of the ego. The ego is that which identifies itself as 'I'.

📄️ Plan 4. Greed (lobha)

Due to the sense of separation that every born creature has, the player begins to seek satisfaction.

📄️ Plan 5. Physical plane (bhu-loka)

The realm of unmanifest reality transforms into a world of names and forms. The world of names and forms exists in the form of seven different lokas, or levels of being, arranged in ascending order.

📄️ Plan 6. Delusion (moha)

The Sanskrit word moha means 'attachment'. This attachment is the cause of the slavish bondage that leads the player to be born and reborn again and again in the world of phenomena.

📄️ Plan 7. Vanity (mada)

Vanity is self-deception, false pride, building castles in the air. In Sanskrit, the word mada, in addition to vanity, also means 'intoxication'.

📄️ Plan 8. Greed

Vanity leads the player to become envious of everyone. He is so carried away by the illusion of himself as a separate reality that any means of satisfying his desires seem just to him.

📄️ Plan 9. Sensual plane (kama-loka)

This is the ninth square of the bottom row. Nine is a completed odd number that closes the first row. This is a ladder that leads the player to the second level of consciousness, which begins with purification.

📄️ Plan 10. Cleansing (tapa)

While at the first level, the player may feel quite well for some time, but soon they begin to lack vitality, wasted in negative emotions and sensuality.

📄️ Plan 11. Entertainment (Gandharvas)

The scriptures say that the gandharvas are the musical notes of the Lord. The word gandharva is translated as "heavenly musician".

📄️ Plan 12. Envy (irasya)

Envy is the first snake on the board. It stings the player, returning them to the first level of the plane of greed and all other properties of the first chakra.

📄️ Plan 13. Insignificance (antariksha)

Antariksha is the plane located between the physical plane and the heavens (svarga-loka). Here the player is in a "suspended" state - neither in heaven nor on earth, in fact, in nothing.

📄️ Plan 14. Astral Plane (Bhuvar Loka)

Bhuvar-loka is a plane next to and closely related to the physical, but composed of finer matter.

📄️ Plan 15. Fantasy plan (naga-loka)

Naga loka should have been an underworld. There are seven planes above the earth plane and seven planes below it.

📄️ Plan 16. Jealousy (dvesha)

He becomes suspicious of other people when their actions are at odds with his self-image. In love relationships, he becomes jealous and fears infidelity.

📄️ Plan 17. Compassion (daya)

Compassion is one of the divine qualities within the player, so strong that it lifts them from the second chakra to the eighth, to the plane of the Absolute.

📄️ Plan 18. Plan of joy (harsha-loka)

Here, at the end of the second row, the second plane, the second chakra, a feeling of deep satisfaction comes to the player. He knows that he has successfully passed through the realms of envy, insignificance and jealousy.

📄️ Plan 19. Plan of karma (karma-loka)

This plane, the plane of action (karma), opens the third row of the game board, corresponding to the third chakra. Only one desire remains with us everywhere and at all times, and that is the desire for satisfaction.

📄️ Plan 20. Charity (dana)

Action karmas that lead to vibrational elevation are known as virtues; those that reduce the frequency of vibrations are like vices. Charity is a human virtue that exists at the level of the third chakra.

📄️ Plan 21. Atonement (Samana Papa)

Rising from the spheres of influence of material and sensual impulses, the player realizes that in the process of satisfying these desires, he could harm others around him.

📄️ Plan 22. Plan of Dharma (Dharma-loka)

Dharma is all that is true, right. It is an ever-evolving, ubiquitous principle, a force beyond time and space that guides human existence.

📄️ Plan 23. Heavenly plane (svarga-loka)

Svarga-loka, the celestial plane, is the third of the seven planes of creation. All these three planes - bhu-loka, bhuvar-loka and svarga-loka - are destroyed at the end of the day of Brahma, the Creator, to be reborn again at the dawn of his next day.

📄️ Plan 24. Bad company (ku-sang-loka)

In search of a third chakra identity, the player is looking for a group of other people who can support him.

📄️ Plan 25 Good company (su-sang-loka)

A player who begins to follow the path of Dharma in the third chakra soon finds himself in a society of people striving to develop and realize their best features.

📄️ Plan 26. Sadness (dukkha)

Sadness is a term used to describe changes in the body's chemistry caused by the loss of something. This loss and the associated excess pressure of energy creates a state of depression in the body.

📄️ Plan 27. Selfless service (paramartha)

If charity involves actions performed from time to time, then selfless service is a permanent position, a way of being.

📄️ Plan 28. True religiosity (sudharma)

Sudharma, or true religiosity, means taking the direction and course of action that best suits the player. Sudharma is life in harmony with the laws of the game. This is a direction of action that allows the player to roll the die without worrying about where it will land.

📄️ Plan 29. Lack of Religiousness (Adharma)

A player who enters a sudharma square discovers their role in the game and begins to act in accordance with it, regardless of the consequences.

📄️ Plan 30. Good trends (uttama gati)

Uttama means good, gati means movement. Good tendencies appear spontaneously in a player if he moves in harmony with the laws of the macrocosm.

📄️ Plan 31. Plan of holiness (yaksha-loka)

A player entering the plane of holiness experiences divine grace through an understanding of cosmic principles. Holiness is a direct result of good tendencies.

📄️ Plan 32. Balance Plan (Mahar Loka)

The Mahar Loka is the fourth of the seven levels of being. It is believed that this loka is destroyed at the onset of the night of Brahma, the Creator.

📄️ Plan 33. Plan of fragrances (gandha-loka)

Gandha means "smell" and the sense of smell is associated with the earth element and the physical plane. However, when the player reaches the fourth level, the nature of sensory perceptions is transformed, becoming a symbolic expression of the Divine, carrying a powerful emotional charge.

📄️ Plan 34. Plan of taste (rasa-loka)

Whereas in the lower chakras the sense of taste was primarily a form of sensory perception, in the fourth chakra it is refined into a sense of taste in an aesthetic sense.

📄️ Plan 35. Purgatory (naraka-loka)

Until the player reaches heart level, they lack an understanding of sudharma, or true religiosity. And without sudharma, no freedom of action is possible.

📄️ Plan 36. Clarity of mind (svaccha)

Clarity of Mind is the light that fills the player as they leave the fourth level to enter the fifth, where the human becomes Human.

📄️ Plan 37 Jnana (jnana)

Knowledge of the truth and understanding of the correct means of putting it into practice in daily life are the two essential characteristics of jnana. Jnana is the force that elevates the player to the plane of bliss located in the eighth row beyond the chakras.

📄️ Plan 38. Prana Loka

Prana is the life force. In Sanskrit, it is a synonym for life and the name of the breath of life that we receive with every breath. Prana is also the name of one of the five main subtle energies in the body.

📄️ Plan 39. Apana Loka

While prana is the force for absorbing energy from the outside through the lungs and carrying food energy to the stomach, apana serves the opposite function.

📄️ Plan 40. Vyana-loka

Vyana takes the pranic energy in the lungs and distributes it throughout the body's systems. This vital energy is responsible for the flow of blood, the secretion of the glands, the up and down movements of the body, and the opening and closing of the eyelids.

📄️ Plan 41. The human plane (jana-loka)

Jana-loka, the fifth plane of the fifth level, is the abode of siddhas (beings who have reached a high degree of development and possess powers that allow them to perform actions "supernatural" for people on the lower planes) and saints, constantly immersed in the contemplation of the Lord Hari.

📄️ Plan 42. Plan of Agni (Agni-loka)

Agni is the purest manifestation of the endless cyclic rebirth of the same divine essence. Fire is spirit, soul and body at the same time.

📄️ Plan 43. Birth of man (manushya-janma)

Passing through the plane of Agni prepares the player for assuming form (birth). Manushya-janma marks the completion of this event.

📄️ Plan 44. Ignorance (avidya)

A player who enters the field of ignorance forgets about the illusory nature of existence and becomes attached to certain emotional states or sensory perceptions.

📄️ Plan 45 Right Knowledge (suvidya)

If jnana is the realization of truth, "correct knowledge" includes awareness and behavior (practice). This combination lifts the player to the eighth plane, the field of cosmic good.

📄️ Plan 46 Discrimination (Viveka)

Everything that exists in the phenomenal world is not reality. Objects of perception change over time, they develop, grow and collapse.

📄️ Plan 47. Plan of Neutrality (Saraswati)

Psychic energy in the human body flows through the central nerve channel of the spine, or sarasvati. According to yoga philosophy, this flow of energy begins at the first chakra and gradually rises higher as the player progresses from one row to the next.

📄️ Plan 48. Solar plan (yamuna)

In the sixth chakra, the player strikes a balance between the masculine, solar principle and the feminine, lunar principle.

📄️ Plan 49. Lunar plan (ganga)

A player entering this plane is placed at a source of female magnetic energy. Here it is under the influence of the ida-nadi nerve located on the left side of the spine.

📄️ Plan 50. Plan of asceticism (tapa-loka)

Just as in the fifth chakra knowledge was of primary importance to the player, here on the plane of asceticism, all the player's aspirations are directed towards doing the hard work of penance and austerity.

📄️ Plan 51. Earth (prithivi)

Earth symbolizes the great mother principle. This is the stage on which consciousness plays its eternal game known as Leela.

📄️ Plan 52. Plan of violence (himsa-loka)

A player who has reached the sixth chakra realizes the unity of all things. Human bodies serve only as transitory forms. The true essence of all players exists beyond the realm of names and forms.

📄️ Plan 53. Plan of Fluids (Jala Loka)

Water is cold in nature, absorbing heat, bringing coolness. The heat of asceticism of the sixth chakra, austerities, makes the player cruel.

📄️ Plan 54. Plan of spiritual devotion (bhakti-loka)

Bhakti, or spiritual devotion, is based on the statement "Love is God and God is love." A bhakta devotee loves his Deity.

📄️ Plan 55. Selfishness (ahamkara)

Aham means "I" or "I am seven". Kara is "form". When the "I" takes form, it becomes ahamkara.

📄️ Plan 56. Plan of primordial vibrations (Omkara)

Om is the single sound that is present throughout the universe, manifest and unmanifest. It is the most subtle form in which energy exists.

📄️ Plan 57. Air plane (vayu loka)

Vayu Loka (literally "plane of air") is located in the area of Satya Loka, the plane of reality, in the seventh row of the game board. This vayu is not the wind or air found on the physical or earthly plane. This is the essence of the physical element air.

📄️ Plan 58. Plan of Radiance (Teja Loka)

Teja means "light, radiance". The Upanishads speak of four states of consciousness, or "I".

📄️ Plan 59 Plan of Reality (Satya Loka)

Satya Loka is the last plane of the seven main lokas located in the spinal column of the playing board. The predominant element in Satya Loka is Akasha Tattva.

📄️ Plan 60 Positive Intelligence (Subuddhi)

Subuddhi is the right understanding that comes only with reaching the plane of reality. After the player has reached Satya Loka, his consciousness becomes perfect and free from duality, and he comprehends the Divine in all forms and phenomena of this world.

📄️ Plan 61 Negative Intelligence (durbuddhi)

If the player does not follow the laws of the Dharma, doubting the cosmic nature of existence and the divine presence in every experience, they will be bitten by the serpent of negative intelligence, dropping them down to the plane of nothingness.

📄️ Plan 62 Happiness (sukha)

The balance of body and mind chemistry is happiness. Sukha, or happiness, is the state that the player achieves by discerning (viveka) or chanting Om, achieving samadhi, and maintaining a positive intellect.

📄️ Plan 63. Tamas

In Sanskrit, the word tamas means "darkness", "dark". Darkness is the absence of light. Light is knowledge, darkness is ignorance; ignorance is the lower mind.

📄️ Plan 64. Phenomenal plane (prakriti-loka)

In the Bhagavad Gita, Sri Krishna speaks of the dual nature of prakriti - it is both manifest and divine. Manifested prakriti is the material world, consisting of the elements - earth, water, fire, air and ether (akash), as well as mind (manas), intellect (buddhi) and ego (ahamkara).