Bodha, the Pyramid of Priorities and the Nature of Hindu Organizations
Why Hindu organizational fragmentation is a feature, not a failure: Bodha's argument that Sanatana Dharma requires a diversity of independent organizations rather than monolithic unity, and what this means for civilizational strategy.
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Case Against AOL - A Case of Malicious Prosecution
How Hindu spiritual organizations become targets of malicious prosecution — the Art of Living controversy as a case study in the left-missionary alliance that weaponizes courts and media against Hindu public figures.
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Dharampal School of Svayambodha
Built on Dharampal's archival discoveries about pre-colonial India, this school argues that Svayambodha — self-knowledge grounded in India's actual historical capacities — is the precondition for any viable Indian future, not a romantic luxury.
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What Hindu Institution Will Generate All Others?
Which single Hindu institution — the Hindu state, the gurukula, or the temple — could regenerate all others if everything else were lost? A question of civilizational triage and generative capacity.
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Hindu Models of Temple Management
How did the traditional Hindu temple function as a self-governing civilizational institution — and what would it take to recover that from state-imposed bureaucratic management? Research building the case for culture-sensitive temple governance by documenting indigenous models of administration.
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Is Hindu Unity Compatible With Indian Diversity?
Can Hindus unite without flattening the diversity that defines India? A civilizational question about whether unity and diversity are complementary or in fundamental tension.
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Interchanging Dynamics of the Hindu Family
How has the Hindu family — long considered the basic unit of Hindu society rather than the individual — actually changed from its classical model? A field study introducing statistical and sociological rigor to questions that have been answered, until now, only by anecdote.
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Does India Need Another Republic?
Does India's constitution — built on rights rather than duties, and arguably biased against Hindus — need to be replaced with a second republic rooted in Dhārmika values?
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The Problem of Culture Transmission
Tradition is not the past preserved but a living chain of transmission — an examination of the specific mechanisms by which Hindu civilization has carried its deepest knowledge forward, and where those mechanisms are breaking today.
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Portrait of the head priest of the Hoysala-era Veera Narayana Temple at Belavadi — how a 12th-century heritage temple survives and what the priest's life reveals about the community of practice that keeps the living tradition alive.
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How much charitable activity do Hindus actually conduct — and what does documenting it reveal about the false narrative that missionaries filled a philanthropic vacuum in India? Field studies measuring Hindu philanthropy in cash, kind, and services across Indian towns and villages.
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Panchayat Raj and India's Polity
Study of village governance and decentralized political structures in Indian constitutional and civilizational context.
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History of Dharmashastras Vol 1
Reference study of dharmashastra literature, sources of dharma, and the historical formation of legal-ritual norms.
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History of Dharmashastras Vol 2 Part 1
Reference study of dharmashastra literature with focus on ritual, samskara, and normative practice.
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History of Dharmashastras Vol 3
Reference study of dharmashastra themes including social duties, legal procedure, and normative ordering.
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Classical treatise on statecraft, administration, diplomacy, economy, espionage, and royal governance.
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Historical argument about indigenous education in India before colonial disruption.
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