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“Mr. Gandhi, what do you think of Western Civilisation?” — Part I of 2

A century after Mahatma Gandhi delivered his famously sardonic critique of Western Civilisation, the global monoculture he challenged faces an unprecedented twilight.

Spanning the volatile centuries before the Industrial Revolution to the cold, zero-sum geopolitical chessboards of Halford Mackinder, this two-part long-form essay traces how the West exported its systems through military and financial might while aggressively silencing alternative ideas. As the ten great ideological pillars of this 500-year-old framework face systemic collapse, humanity now steps into an ideological void.

Explore a bird’s-eye view of history, the inquisitional nature of institutional orthodoxy, and why Gandhi’s inscrutable retort remains the ultimate epitaph for an empire in retreat.

Ayodhya Ram Temple is Vedic Civilization’s way of saying, “I’m not going down the Egyptian Pharaonic way”.

Between 1993 and 2020, as an expatriate corporate manager I lived and worked in … and travelled through …. several Arabic-Islamic countries in the GCC ( Arabian Gulf Council countries) and MENA (Middle East and North Africa countries). From my various resident-bases in Bahrain, Kuwait City, Cairo and then Riyadh, my work took me onContinue reading “Ayodhya Ram Temple is Vedic Civilization’s way of saying, “I’m not going down the Egyptian Pharaonic way”.”

Is immortal Life really possible and even worth it? Decide for yourself after you reading this “Time Magazine” article

But if you want to know what I think about the subject, please carry on reading below: QUOTE : “Some scientists do believe that limited age-reversal is possible. In still controversial and contested work, researchers at Harvard Medical School have claimed they’ve rejuvenated older mice, and are currently testing whether the aging clock can beContinue reading “Is immortal Life really possible and even worth it? Decide for yourself after you reading this “Time Magazine” article”