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The Way of Karma
A grounded, first-person exploration of Karma — moving beyond the popular idea of simple reward and punishment to explain it as a living principle of cause, choice, and consequence in everyday life. Drawing on a personal journey through confusion, suffering, and searching across psychiatry, religion, and Vedic thought, it offers a clear, practical way to understand why we experience what we experience, and what is actually within our control.
Ishavasya Upanishad
A close, word-by-word engagement with one of the shortest and most profound Upanishads. Rather than treating it as a religious text to be believed, this work unpacks its verses as pointers to a rational, universal way of seeing life, action, and the self — accessible regardless of background or belief.
What is My Dharma
Traces the word "Dharma" from its earliest roots in the Rigveda through its later meanings, to answer a question everyone eventually asks: how do I know what's right for me? A clear, non-dogmatic look at Dharma as a compass for living, not a fixed rulebook.
