Putting God on the Couch
Jung's Answer to Job is the West's sharpest diagnosis of its own theological pathology.
The Science of Light and the Light of the Text
A working Vaiṣṇava calendar computes accurate sunrise-tithi data from a 5,000-year-old epoch. This essay traces that precision through the yuga system, Mahābhārata historicity, and the Gītā's unity to ask why Western scholarship refuses to engage with the tradition on its own terms.
The Paranoid Superpower: How Decades of Hypocricy Built a Crisis America Refuses to Own
The US spends more on defense than the next ten nations combined yet speaks perpetually of existential threats. A pattern of failed interventions, nuclear overreach, strategic incoherence with China, and legalized corruption suggests a superpower driven by institutional anxiety.
The Attentive Mind: Agency, Intention, and the True Active Principle of Magic
Magic's true active principle is neither cosmic mechanics nor collective effervescence but structured intersubjective intentionality — trained minds aligned within a shared symbolic field, producing real transformation through mutual expectation.
The Strait of Hormuz Crisis: Paper Markets, Physical Reality, and the Coming Reckoning
The largest oil supply disruption in history has opened a record $35+ gap between paper futures and physical crude prices. With fertilizer costs spiking, bond markets diverging, and global reserves running dry, the real economic impact is only beginning — and markets are pretending otherwise.