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Gitagame.com – VIRA Inc., Florida, USA
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What if you could find real clarity on your biggest questions — through play?
Gita Game is a transformational reflection experience inspired by the Bhagavad Gita. You start with a personal question — a relationship, a decision, a pattern you want to change. Then you roll, move, and draw from 5 unique card decks. By the end, your cards form a complete message: your guidance, your mirror, your next step. Unlike ordinary meditation cards or mindfulness games, Gita Game combines ancient Vedic wisdom with an interactive group experience. It sparks meaningful conversations, brings people closer, and turns any gathering into something transformational. Play solo for deep self-reflection, or with up to 8 people for a shared journey.
A Mindfulness Game for Solo or Group Play. Perfect for personal reflection, yoga retreats, therapy groups, family nights, and spiritual gatherings. A Transformation Tool that helps shift limiting beliefs, gain clarity, and connect with your deeper self. Used in therapeutic and coaching settings. For seekers, yogis, meditators, and anyone ready to play with purpose.
Product Details
For age 12+. 1 to 8 players.
What's inside: Game Board · 5 Card Decks · Tokens · Dice · Instructions
45-90 minutes.
12.25" x 8.5"
Reviews
“The Gita Game is a brilliant idea, as well as an inducement for people everywhere to become absorbed in Lord Krishna’s all-important divine teachings to Arjuna. Everyone who wishes to achieve the goal of life can take advantage of this transcendental game. Thank you for creating this.” – Vaisheshika Dasa
“It’s intellectually stimulating, good for the brain, and helps one become more introspective, explore oneself a little bit more, not to remain external but become more internal. It’s a character builder game… So, I’m very excited about this game, and I hope it enters many homes, and people will experiment with it. All glories and all my blessings to the people who put this all together.” – Bhaktimarga Swami
“This game opens people up to the real questions in their lives and helps start meaningful conversations.” – Sacinandana Swami
“It is brilliant. I would promote it—in this way, people will read Bhagavad-gītā.” – Kavicandra Swami
