Sanatan Labs · PASSIONIT PRUTL KALKI AIDHARMA framework presents

AATMALEELA

SOULEELA

वसुधैव कुटुम्बकम्Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam — the whole world is one family (Maha Upanishad 6.71)

A playground of the soul where guides from every faith, the Dashavatar, the Chiranjeevis and the five elements teach through play. Draw a card, tell a story, solve a real problem, and climb from Matsya to Kalki consciousness.

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Enter the courtyard

Ten doors into the leela

New · Shrine Mystery

How the great shrines of every faith were built

Jagannath Puri, the Kaaba, St Peter's, Jerusalem, the Golden Temple, Bodh Gaya, Tirupati, the Char Dham and twelve more, explained through Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Maths and Management, with nine blueprint short films.

Explore Shrine Mystery Watch the shrine films

The framework

PASSION acts. PRUTL weighs. KALKI renews.

Seven PASSION cards are the ways we act. Twenty PRUTL cards are what our actions carry: five Positive Soul, five Negative Soul, five Positive Materialism and five Negative Materialism. Every game asks one question: which card turns Adharam back into Dharam?

Draw a Negative card→Pick a PASSION action→Find its Positive twin

Tell a real story→Referrer scores→Karma points→Avatar stage

The deck · 7 + 20 cards

The 27 cards of the PASSION · PRUTL deck

Tap any card to turn it over. Each card has a guide, a twin on the opposite side of the deck, and the Sustainable Development Goals it touches.

The divine council

Guides from every path, one family

Each guide keeps one or more cards and hosts the games that use them. Teachings are short paraphrases of each tradition's own sources. Atheism and humanism sit at the same table, because reason and compassion are a path too.

The game library

128 games from the PASSION PRUTL 101 book

Eighty PASSION · PRUTL games, twenty-one KALKI Dharam vs Adharam games with rules, scoring and board plans, twenty-one wisdom-tradition games and six professional arenas. Open any game for the full rules, then play it at the Draw Table.

Play now · 1 to 4 players

The Leela table

Three ways to play right here. The Draw Table runs any of the 128 games with real card draws, a timer and a built-in referee. Karma Ladder and Memory Match are complete board games.

Gurukul · 6 modules · 33 lessons

Learn the leela, one card at a time

Each lesson gives the meaning, real examples, the guide's teaching, a reflection, a 24-hour practice and the SDGs it serves. Mark a lesson learned for 10 karma; games add more. Every 30 karma lifts you one avatar, from Matsya to Kalki.

Vigyan Lab · science, mathematics and statistics

The laws of nature, played as dharma

Twenty-nine principles and equations, each tied to a card, explained for six age groups from 3 to 60+. Press Try it on any principle for a hands-on mini-lab, an everyday example, an example for each age group and a quick check. Start with Fibonacci Leela, the counting pattern Indian poets found more than two thousand years ago.

The backstory

From Pingala's poetry to Fibonacci's rabbits

Around 200 BCE the scholar Pingala, in his Chandaḥśāstra, counted the rhythms of Sanskrit verse built from short syllables (laghu, one beat) and long syllables (guru, two beats). The number of rhythms that fill a line of n beats runs 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13: each is the sum of the two before. Later Indian prosodists Virahāṅka (around the 7th century), Gopāla and Hemachandra (around 1150) stated the rule outright.

In 1202 Leonardo of Pisa, later nicknamed Fibonacci, who had learned Hindu-Arabic numerals in North Africa, put the sequence in Liber Abaci as a puzzle about breeding rabbits. Europe named it after him. The ratio of neighbours approaches the golden ratio φ ≈ 1.618, and the pattern shows up in sunflower seed spirals, pinecones and the branching of plants.

In AATMALEELA, the seven PASSION dimensions climb the first seven numbers: Probing 1, Innovating 1, Acting 2, Scoping 3, Setting 5, Owning 8, Nurturing 13. Each grows from the two before it, and square 8 holds 21 cards: the 20 PRUTL forces plus you.

Big ideas

Zero, infinity, fuzzy truth and tangled feelings

Principles and equations · each with an example and an experiment

Choose an age group, then a field

Ank Leela · अंक लीला · the play of numbers

Even, odd, prime and the numbers in your name

Mathematics first: what makes a number even, prime, perfect or sacred, and why it matters. Then the cultural art of numerology, read through the PASSION · PRUTL cards: your profile from name and birth date, and a harmony reading for two people.

The 108 board

Light up a kind of number

Number explorer (0 to 1,000,000,000)

Numerology · for reflection, not prediction

Your number profile and personality

Pythagorean letter values (A=1 … I=9, then repeat) give the name numbers; your birth date gives the life path plus the Vedic moolank and bhagyank. Karmic debt numbers and missing numbers show the lessons to learn. Each number maps to a light card, a shadow card and a guide. The 8th PASSIONIT step, Internal Transformation, is what you do with the reading.

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Disclaimer · read this first

This section is only for understanding and reflection. Do not get carried away. Numerology is a cultural tradition, not a science, and nothing here predicts your future or anyone's compatibility. Never decide a marriage, a job, a hire, a friendship or a health matter by a number.

कर्मण्येवाधिकारस्ते मा फलेषु कदाचन ।

"Your right is to your action alone, never to its fruits." · Bhagavad Gita 2.47

उद्धरेदात्मनात्मानं नात्मानमवसादयेत् ।

"Lift yourself by your own self; do not let yourself sink." · Bhagavad Gita 6.5

"Arjuna, you count the stars and add the digits of your birth, hoping the numbers will choose for you. But a number is only a mirror; it cannot walk the battlefield in your place. If it shows a shadow, practise its light. If it shows a gift, offer it in service. The chariot is yours to drive. I only hold the reins when you act with dharma."
A reflection written in the spirit of the Gita for AATMALEELA. It is not a quotation from scripture.

Full name

Date of birth

Example shown. Replace it with your own name and date.

Match-making and harmony

Two names, two dates, one leela

Read with names and dates of birth, or with dates alone using moolank and bhagyank. Both show karmic debts and which missing numbers each person brings to the other.

Example pair shown. Replace with the two people you want to read.

Who plays

From classrooms to cabinet rooms

The same 27 cards, tuned for each table. Pick your circle to see the format, the games to start with, what changes after play and the SDGs it moves.

Global goals

The SDG mandala

Every card links to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Play a card well and you have rehearsed a goal. Tap a goal to open the games that serve it.

Shrine Mystery · sacred architecture through STEAM-M

How the great shrines of every faith were built

Twenty shrines, from Jagannath Puri, the Kaaba, St Peter's, Jerusalem, the Golden Temple, Bodh Gaya, Tirupati and the Char Dham to the Lotus Temple, Hagia Sophia, Borobudur and more. Each is explained through STEAM-M: Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Maths and Management. Every mystery is tagged as fact, tradition, or popular claim with its science, and nine have their own blueprint short film.

S · ScienceT · TechnologyE · EngineeringA · ArtM · MathsM · Management

Leela films · 7 folk-art parables · 9 Shrine Mystery shorts

Stories painted in living art, and shrines drawn as blueprints

Short animated parables in Madhubani, Warli, Tholu Bommalata shadow puppetry, Chinese ink wash, Islamic geometry, Gond and Kente. Each one teaches a card pair and an SDG. Press Narrate to hear the story.

Rulebook · approach and rules for the whole museum

The AATMALEELA Rulebook

How to visit the museum, run a session and play every one of the 128 games. Written in plain language so the Language menu and Listen button work on every line.

1 · What this museum is

AATMALEELA (Souleela) is a museum you play. Sanatan Labs built it on the PASSIONIT PRUTL KALKI AIDHARMA framework and the idea of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam: the whole world is one family. Guides from every faith, the Dashavatar, the Chiranjeevis and the five elements host games that turn values into actions.

Every game asks one question: which action turns a shadow (Adharam) back into its light (Dharam)? PASSION cards are the actions. PRUTL cards are the forces, light and shadow, in the soul and in material life. KALKI is the renewal when balance returns. AIDHARMA is balance that serves everyone.

2 · Journeys through the museum

First visit, 20 minutes: Home → The 27 Cards → one Leela film → Memory Match.
Classroom, 45 minutes: one Gurukul lesson → Draw Table with 4 teams → results screen → reflection.
Workshop, 90 minutes: Divine Guides → a KALKI game such as Dharam Builder → Shrine Mystery film → Draw Table match → certificates in facilitator mode.
Family evening, 30 minutes: Karma Ladder → a folk-art film → Golden Spiral Song in the Vigyan Lab.
Self-study, any time: Gurukul lessons in order until you reach Kalki, then download your certificate.

3 · The deck and its twins

The deck has 27 cards in five suits: 7 PASSION (Probing, Innovating, Acting, Scoping, Setting, Owning, Nurturing), 5 Positive Soul, 5 Negative Soul, 5 Positive Materialism and 5 Negative Materialism. Each positive card has a shadow twin:

Print the cards from the 27 Cards section, or play on screen. Keep the five suits in separate piles.

4 · Roles at the table

Players (1 to 4, some games up to 6): draw, think, share.
Referee: scores each turn fairly and gives one strength and one next step. A person, or the site's built-in referee.
Facilitator: chooses games, keeps time, keeps the space respectful, and issues certificates.
Timekeeper: 2 minutes to think, 3 minutes to share, unless the game says otherwise.

5 · The universal turn

Draw the cards the game asks for.
Think for up to 2 minutes.
Share your story, plan, argument or act in up to 3 minutes.
Score: the referee scores and gives feedback.
Pass the turn to the left. Return cards to the bottom of their piles.

Any player may pass a turn without giving a reason.

6 · Scoring

Unless a game has its own scoring, the referee gives three scores from 1 to 5. The maximum is 15, plus a bonus point.

Creativity1: repeats the card. 3: a fresh example. 5: a surprising image, story or idea.

Relevance1: cards barely used. 3: every card named. 5: cards woven together, shadow meets its twin.

Depth1: one line. 3: a real situation. 5: a lived story, what it teaches, and a next action.

+1 bonusA Negative card is turned into its Positive twin through a PASSION action.

7 · Winning and ties

Standard match: 3 rounds per player. Highest total wins.
Ties: the best single round wins; if still tied, the players share the win.
Cooperative games: the group wins together when its total reaches 10 points per player within 3 rounds.
Board games: the first to reach the final square wins (Kalki in Karma Ladder).
Solo play: beat your own best score, or reach 12 out of 15.

On screen, press End match and show results for the podium and standings.

8 · Age groups

3–7: picture cards, acting and Memory Match; an adult reads aloud; praise every answer; no scores.
8–15: stories, quizzes, Karma Ladder; scores out of 15; a teacher referees.
16–22: debates, world-building, Vigyan Lab principles.
23–35: real problems from work and home; Professional Arena.
36–60: leadership and policy games; KALKI strategy games.
60 and above: reflection and storytelling; elders make the best referees.

9 · Respect across faiths

Speak about your own tradition from experience; ask before speaking for someone else's.
Quote scripture accurately and name the source. The site marks every claim as fact, tradition or popular claim; keep that habit.
Never mock a belief, a guide or a sacred place. The Prophet Muhammad is never depicted.
Atheist and humanist players are equal guests at the table.
Anyone may decline a game connected to a faith that is not theirs.

10 · Wellbeing

Reflection and Negative cards can touch personal pain. Nobody has to share anything private. Use hypothetical stories when real ones feel too close. The facilitator can pause any game. If someone is distressed, stop the game and make sure they have support from a trusted person.

11 · Karma, avatars and the certificate

Lesson learned: 10 karma. Draw Table round: 5. Memory Match: 20. Karma Ladder win: 30. Fibonacci spiral: 10 (+2 per correct prediction). Film watched: 5. Principle explored: 5.
Every 30 karma lifts you one avatar, from Matsya to Kalki (270 karma).
The certificate shows your name, stage, karma and lessons. Facilitators may issue certificates for a workshop.

12 · Languages and access

Card names, decks, menus and buttons are built in for 17 languages and work in any browser, even offline.
Full paragraphs are translated by the browser (Chrome and Edge, on the device) or by Google Translate when the site is hosted online.
The Listen button reads any section aloud with the voices installed on the device.
Arabic, Urdu, Persian, Hebrew, Sindhi and Kashmiri read right to left.
Every film has captions; every game can be played without sound.

13 · Numerology and shrines

Numerology in Ank Leela is for understanding and reflection only. Never decide a marriage, job, hire, friendship or health matter by a number: your right is to your action, not its fruits (Bhagavad Gita 2.47). Shrine Mystery separates facts, traditions and popular claims; check details with scholars of each tradition before teaching them as fact.

14 · Privacy

Names, scores, karma and settings are stored only on the device you play on. Nothing is sent to a server. Clearing the browser's site data resets your progress.

15 · Editor's notes on the source book

Games 20 and 66 are the same idea (Conflict Resolution); 66 is listed as a variant.
Games 13 and 50 are the same idea (Random Reflection); 50 is listed as a variant.
Games 5 and 47 are close (Debate Challenge, Card Debate).
Five chain-story games (10, 44, 51, 63, 80) share one set of rules.
Where the book did not say how many cards to draw, this rulebook uses the house standard: 1 PASSION card and 1 card from any other deck.
Where the book gave no way to win, this rulebook uses the standard match in section 7.
The six professional games now include eight-card challenge decks.

16 · All 128 games

Every game in ten fields

Players · Age · Time · Cards · Setup · Turn · Scoring · Winning · Variants · Teaches.

Kalki consciousness

Your certificate, with your name

The certificate records your name, the avatar stage you reached, your karma and the dimensions you learned. Reach Kalki by finishing the Gurukul, or issue certificates to participants after a facilitated workshop.

Name on certificate

Circle (optional)

Facilitator mode: issue for a workshop participant

Your stage today: .