Sacred time
Local Panchang context
Daily practice
Japa, sadhana, and reflection
Connection
Family and community
Dharma Rules
- 1. Objective: Reach Square 49 (Moksha) with an exact dice roll to attain liberation.
- 2. Virtues (Ladders): Landing on a virtue square (Green 🪜) elevates your soul immediately to a higher plane.
- 3. Vices (Snakes): Beware the vices (Red 🐍). They drag your soul back to lower states of being.
- 4. Rebirth: If your roll exceeds what's needed for Square 49, you "bounce" back. You must land exactly on the void.
- 5. Philosophy: Every square holds a teaching. Land on them to read the shastra insights.
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Ancient Indian game of dharmic progress: roll dice, land on virtues to ascend, conquer vices before they pull you down.
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Traditions and teachings
Distinct paths.
Their own context.
Honored with care.
Their own context.
Honored with care.
Shoonaya is rooted in Sanatan Dharma and includes selected experiences from Sikh, Jain, and Buddhist traditions. Each path has its own teachings, history, and practice. Where available, Shoonaya presents these experiences in their own context rather than treating traditions as interchangeable.
Sanatan roots
Shoonaya’s spiritual foundation
Distinct paths
Selected content in its own context
Daily practice
Sacred time, reflection, and learning
c. 3500 BCE
Rigveda
The oldest known human text. Sanskrit. Oral. Eternal.
c. 500 BCE
Tripitaka
The Buddha's teachings. Pali. Preserved across Asia.
c. 200 CE
Tattvartha Sutra
Jain cosmology and ethics. The science of liberation.
1604 CE
Guru Granth Sahib Ji
The central Sikh scripture, revered as the living Guru.
2026 CE
Shoonaya
A daily spiritual sanctuary for sacred time, practice, and connection.
Sacred Calendar
Upcoming Across Traditions
A reviewed public preview from Shoonaya's canonical calendar. The app
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Community · The Zeroists
Stay connected, wherever you are
Zeroists is a community identity for seekers who value
stillness, humility, and compassion. Shoonaya is rooted in Sanatan
Dharma and includes selected experiences from Sikh, Jain, and Buddhist
traditions in their own context where available.
Across distances
connection for families and seekers
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Daily practice circles
Japa, scripture, and sacred-time rhythms
Shared community, distinct paths
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Local Mandali discovery
Find nearby seekers and community spaces
Tradition-aware, not one-size-fits-all
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Shared learning paths
Gita, Gurbani, Dhamma, Jain wisdom, and more
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Family and lineage
Kul, sanskaras, gotra, and heritage continuity
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Shoonaya brings together experiences for sacred time, daily practice, learning, and connection:
- Panchang & observances: See daily sacred-time context and upcoming days such as Ekadashi and Amavasya.
- Japa & daily practice: Return to mantra practice, sadhana, and reflection at your own pace.
- Scripture & Pathshala: Explore sacred texts and guided learning.
- Rashiphal & Kundali: Explore chart views and reflective astrology features.
- Live Darshan & Tirtha: Explore available streams and discover sacred places.
- Kul & Mandali: Stay connected with family, lineage, and community.
Shoonaya is rooted in Sanatan (Hindu) traditions and includes
distinct content and experiences for Sikh, Jain, and Buddhist
paths. Each tradition has its own teachings and practices; the
content and tools available vary by feature.
Shoonaya includes local Panchang context and sacred-place
discovery for supported locations. Calendar details and place
listings depend on the location and data available in the app.
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information is handled. Visibility depends on the feature and on
what you choose to share, so review the policy and the controls in
the app when deciding what to save or share.
Shoonaya is available on the web at shoonaya.com.
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