ESSAYS

A reflective essay on why no advanced species is coming to save humanity—and why wisdom remains one of the rarest phenomena in the universe.

A Vedantic analysis of how extreme wealth amplifies ego, misidentification, and ignorance—revealing that the very people society admires are often the most profoundly bound.

A Vedantic reading of Keith Jarrett’s improvised masterpiece “October 17, 1988,” exploring its arc from chaos to clarity and its hidden structure as Om.

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?