Yogaloka is a board game devoted to yoga. By playing it, you'll learn the basic concepts of yoga theory and understand what they mean for your practice. The game is based on the most famous work of classical yoga, which are Yogasūtry Patañjali, but is not a theoretical lecture from Yogasūtr. Rather, they are a starting point or inspiration to consider what meaning the message contained in them may have for people who practice yoga today.
The game idea is based on an ancient Hindu board game that operates today under the name "Snakes and Ladders". Traditionally, this game illustrated the key tension for Hinduism between duty (karma) and pleasure (kama). Later, however, it also began to function as a game of chance. "Snakes and ladders" in various versions also went to the West. In the 20th century, Harish Johari used the concept of the game to present his yoga theory.
