It started in ancient India as Moksha Patam—a spiritual guide on Karma. 🇮🇳 The ladders didn’t just move you up; they represented virtues like kindness, honesty, and humility. The snakes weren't just bad luck; they symbolized vices like ego, greed, and anger. 🐍✨ The ultimate goal wasn't just to win a race, but to attain Moksha (salvation). The British eventually adopted the game, stripped away the philosophy and moral lessons, and turned it into the simple race to 100 we play today. 🎲 Did you know this history? Tell me in the comments! 👇 #SnakesAndLadders #MokshaPatam #IndianHistory #Colonialism #Karma IndianCulture DidYouKnow HistoryFacts Snakes and Ladders, Moksha Patam, Saap Seedhi, Indian history, ancient board games, colonialism, British history,