ESSAYS

Why does the world look unhinged? Vedanta’s answer is unsettling: the world behaves exactly as something built on ignorance would behave. This essay unpacks how avidya unfolds into society — and how clarity changes our relationship with it.

Humanity dreams of escaping to Mars, but the real crisis isn’t environmental—it’s spiritual. "Escape to the Red Planet" argues that no frontier can save us from the unconscious mind that created our problems on Earth.

A Vedantic exploration of the ethics and metaphysics of eating — from Joseph Campbell’s “life lives on lives” to Krishna’s universal vision of Time devouring all. Is vegetarianism a moral necessity, or just another veil of maya?

In an age obsessed with methods, progress, and self-improvement, Vedanta stands alone: a teaching that offers nothing to gain and no one to gain it. This essay explores why its uncompromising truth will never capture the masses — and why it will never die out.

A lyrical meditation on technology, illusion, and the fading edges of the real.

A reflection on the contemplative life—why solitude is natural, not lonely, and how true companionship is found only in silence and the Self.