Medhananda - The Eternity Game

The Eternity Game is an ontological, a meditation game (comparable to the Chinese I Ching or the Tarot).
It contains 64 square cards, each showing a symbol in the centre, and on the margins 4 words, 4 aspects of the symbol [see below]. The game contains also a booklet with suggestions of various way of playing, with indications of how to consult the game, and with interpretations for each symbol.

Before playing, we spread the cards with the back upwards, mix them by (smoothly) touching them in order to get into contact with the force they represent. Then, in a contemplating state, we ask a question, e. g.: Which force can I call to aid me in my work? Now, in a concentrated but playful mood, we await, until a card gets in ‘resonance’ to our question, and – lead by intuition – choose and turn it. The symbol can show us a soulpower, a transforming force, an aspect of ourselves, an ontological, an universal principle. With the help of Medhananda’s comments in the booklet and by insight into ourselves we try to perceive the answer, the hint the Game wants to give us. It is a playful way to become acquainted with the many soulpowers and subliminal parts of our being. The game is based on the recognition that behind the visible corpuscular reality there is a vibratory reality with force-fields influencing us and everything. Medhananda’s intention is to help us to become aware of those psychological and cosmic forces, and – by contemplating, evocating, exercising, exploring them – to grow more conscious of ourselves and the world around us and finally to become master of our being.