Vivek Singhal

Anubhuti and Abhivyakti: A Quantum Entanglement Perspective on Experience and Expression

This thesis argues that the relationship between अनुभूति(Anubhuti – Inner Experience) and अभिव्यक्ति (Abhivyakti – Expression) is logically and scientifically analogous to the quantum phenomenon of qubit entanglement. By leveraging... Read more...

Stay clear from Marketing Myopia-Why and How?

The core ideas in Marketing Myopia, as introduced by Theodore Levitt, are deeply interconnected with the adages “Perception is Reality” and “The Medium is the Message”. These concepts, though... Read more...

Stay clear from Marketing Myopia-Why and How?

The core ideas in Marketing Myopia, as introduced by Theodore Levitt, are deeply interconnected with the adages “Perception is Reality” and “The Medium is the Message”. These concepts,... Read more...

Anubhuti and Abhivyakti: A Quantum Entanglement Perspective on Experience and Expression

This thesis argues that the relationship between अनुभूति(Anubhuti – Inner Experience) and अभिव्यक्ति (Abhivyakti – Expression) is logically and scientifically analogous to the quantum phenomenon of qubit... Read more...

Decoding Dharma and Religion: A Guide to Understanding Eastern and Western Spiritual Traditions

The concepts of Dharma and Religion are often conflated, yet they represent distinct frameworks guiding human conduct, spirituality, and societal organization. Understanding their differences and similarities provides insight into diverse... Read more...

Sanatan Economics and American-style economic capitalism represent two distinct frameworks for organizing economic activity, each rooted in different cultural and philosophical traditions.

Sanatan Economics: Derived from the principles of Sanatan Dharma (often referred to as Hinduism), Sanatan Economics emphasizes ethical conduct, social well-being, environmental sustainability, and individual fulfillment alongside material prosperity. It... Read more...

Does Karma Control Everything That Happens on Earth?

Introduction This is a profound philosophical question that has been debated in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and many other spiritual traditions. The idea of karma suggests that every action has a... Read more...

The Longevity Revolution: How Science is Rewriting the Limits of Human Life

Introduction Let’s dive into longevity, exploring scientific breakthroughs, lifestyle interventions, ethical dilemmas, and the future of human lifespan extension. We’re no longer asking “Can we live longer?”—we’re now asking “How long can we live, and at what quality?” 1. The Science of Longevity: Why Do We Age? Aging was once thought to be inevitable, but modern science is proving that aging is a biological process that can be slowed, stopped, or even reversed. Key Causes of Aging 1. Cellular Damage & Senescence – As cells divide, DNA damage accumulates, and... Read more...

The Laws of Nature: An Infallible Justice – Summary & Analysis

Introduction The Laws of Nature: An Infallible Justice by A.C. Bhaktivedanta and Swami Prabhupāda. This book explores the Vedic perspective on karma, destiny, and the cosmic order. Rooted in Bhagavad... Read more...

The Sanatan Future: A Civilizational Alternative for a World in Crisis

Introduction : The Global Order in Turmoil The modern world is at an inflection point. From geopolitical instability and economic inequality to the existential threats posed by artificial intelligence and... Read more...

Dharma vs. Religion: Distinct Paths of Spiritual Order

Introduction The concepts of Dharma and Religion are often conflated, yet they represent distinct frameworks guiding human conduct, spirituality, and societal organization. Understanding their differences and similarities provides insight into diverse cultural and philosophical paradigms. Defining Dharma and Religion Dharma: • Etymology and Meaning: Originating from the Sanskrit root “dhṛ,” meaning “to uphold” or “to sustain,” Dharma encompasses duty, righteousness, law, and the inherent nature of reality. It signifies the ethical and moral principles that sustain the cosmos and society. • Contextual Application: In Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism, Dharma... Read more...