Every time I write, there’s a reaction. As someone who understands technology, I take that as a sign I’m on the right track. My last article was about Buddha, and now I’m seeing an online campaign to discredit him. Anyone who truly understands Buddha’s teachings can see through these tactics. Buddha was a storm—he opened minds and shattered every form of slavery. Instead of constant reactions, Ambedkarites should have focused more on absorbing Buddha’s teachings. That alone would have achieved much more.
Technology led me to geopolitics, and geopolitics led me to
religion. What I found is that religion has nothing to do with God—It’s all
commerce nothing more than business. Your banks, insurance companies, stock
markets, education systems, courtrooms, even science—every institution comes from religion, and it's designed to manage human
life and maintain control over the most intelligent species on Earth. You’re a
resource first, a human later. No matter which religion, which caste which
geographical location you are at. Learning
technology and social engineering taught me one thing: the human mind is
programmable and hackable. And once programmed, minds become easily
controllable. Extremism of any form is deep program and in this fight for
power and control, it’s always the extremists who become the easy sacrificial
goats. They’re the easiest to control, manipulate, and exploit.
What’s alarming is how hard it is to break free from that
programming. I know many IT professionals who have deep understanding of how
technology and social engineering work—yet they still fall prey to societal
conditioning because of their internal confirmation biases. This happens when
we become lazy, too comfortable, too busy to research, or too entangled in the
material world—Samsara, as Buddha called it. In such a state, it becomes
difficult to study deeply or find real answers to the problems we face—whether
as individuals or as a collective human race.
That’s why we end up depending on leaders. But when those leaders are driven solely by greed—be it religious, political, or spiritual—they’re not thinking about you. You’re just a number on paper, a useful ally or collateral damage. Nothing more. Your internal programming is their tool for control. Choosing Buddha’s teachings and operating in the middle has been my antidote to control. Credit also goes to my parents too—they never imposed their ideologies on me. They encouraged me to learn and find my own answers. And hey, let’s give a credit to little rebellious curious child in me😉.
Now I understand why Buddha asked those training to become
true spiritual leaders to leave everything behind. Until you do, you’re still
operating at the root chakra level—stuck in the physical and material world. When you think it's okay to live at the expense of others then in
that state, you're an incomplete and barbaric human being whose
intellectual, spiritual, emotional, and psychological growth is still
undeveloped. Without inner growth, you can't begin to solve humanity’s deeper
problems. What do you think monks were doing while spending years in
meditation? They were re-engineering their minds, seeking solutions to the core
struggles of the human race.
And this isn't just about monks or spiritual leaders. If
you’re stuck at the physical and material level, your growth as a human is
still incomplete. That’s why you behave in ways that are barbaric and
uncivilized—committing crimes for power, wealth, or pleasure, or showing
complete disregard for the suffering of others, whether human, animal, nature or the
Earth itself. Because in that state, all you know is how to take. Not how to
give. Not how to grow. Not to create. And not how to help others grow either. When someone
criticizes the system, you think they’re attacking you—because you’ve
fully internalized the identity the system gave you. Whether you see
yourself as a “chosen one” or not, it’s still just an identity. It feels good
to be called as chosen ones, better race, better religion, better caste or class feeds our internal narcissism, but That identity
itself is a tool of control for others and a trap for you. Leaders know it better than you and they also know how to use it.
What our leaders do is portray themselves as good by offering just enough for people to survive—through freebies and handouts. But it’s all a show unless they provide real tools that help people grow and truly enter the mainstream of society through proper education. For generations, our leaders have kept a large section of the population stuck in survival mode, completely stunting their growth as human beings. What they fail to realize is that by doing this, they’ve also stunted their own growth—and that of this country's collective civilization. I’m not impressed by any leader in this country. When I view them through a global lens, our so-called geopolitical experts look jokers to me—especially when compared to leaders from the Islamic world or even African geopolitical thinkers.
Our PM went to Africa and distributed freebies there too—maybe in hope of future business deals and control over resources. But that’s the old European imperial model. The world already knows it. It’s foolish to apply strategies that have already been exposed. It’s a recognizable pattern, and not only will the world laugh at you, but they also already know how to counter it. We condemn them so much, yet we behave just like them—not only with other countries but within our own. The same thing happens with our Adivasi people, the Andaman forests, Hasdeo forest—calling it development without consent. That’s colonization, even if it’s in your own country. Then why don’t we take the same stand with China? Because they’re strong? How strong are we, if we keep picking fights with the weak instead of empowering them? Ibrahim Traoré isn’t a foolish man. He’s a strong leader, and I have no doubt this move will fail in front of someone like him. So, dear India—good luck. Even Africa is ahead of us in the global race.
When I think about the Jews one thing is clear: they got
played because of one internal program: the idea of being the "chosen
ones." Those who understood how to weaponize that belief used it against
them. Zionism has nothing to do with the cause of Jews. It’s a funded operation
to control the Middle East. On one hand, Jews believe they’re fighting for a
greater good; on the other, they’ve been condemned globally for their behavior
and crimes against humanity—earning hatred, while the Westen Judeo-Christian world reaped the profits.
As I said, it’s all commerce—a global ONGC-P game of power. Jerusalem is nothing but a
hub for controlling international business.
Think about it: if Judaism is about a divine race, then why are DNA tests banned in Israel? Why were some Jews sterilized without consent before entering Israel, preventing them from having children? The truth is that the Zionist movement never cared about the Jews or their identity. They were double-crossed—and now, maybe destroyed forever. India has mirrored the West—same oligarchy, same imperial tax systems, same class divide repackaged as caste. We’re no different. Yes, we boast of great philosophies—but don’t show me books; show me how you live on institutional level. If you only talk about lofty ideals without embodying them, it’s just a performance.
The Judeo-Christian world has never fought over religion. It’s always been about controlling global business. Islam, on the other hand, portray themselves as they are fighting against oligarchy—and I deeply respect that it’s a humanitarian cause. However, Islamic extremism is something I won't get along. That’s not hate—I don’t carry strong emotions it's just my observation. I wouldn’t be surprised if Islam get more popularity over other Abrahamic religions and even Hinduism in coming years. Islamic country where west did not interfere are peaceful and with better living conditions also has secular tone even our Hindu film stars choose to flee there.
Why India is so important?
Every religious scripter mentions about the last fight of humanity and role of
India. Israel is center for middle east and India is center for global south that’s
what make it crucial. But in all this fight we common folks are sufferings, and
I am not sure if our leaders care about us. Leaders might think Israel will help
us as our leaders have supported them if anything goes wrong but if they can get double crossed where do we stand really? You support Israel you are still supporting west. These are the people who sold their own people how to trust them? Our people are here in this country we should start taking care of them instead of constantly focusing on controlling them making them fight with each other's and stunning their overall growth as human beings. The real growth of this country will only happen when we look at people like manpower and not some subhuman race.
If the hard times do come, will the leaders and oligarchs stand with us, or they will choose to flee the country leave us to bear the
cost damaged country and we will still do it because we kept fighting due to
internal divisions. If you truly love Bharat Mata, start by
deprogramming your mind.
Our streets are violent. Our people have become refugees in their own country with nowhere to go. The police are militarized, children are medicated, and schools have become battlegrounds. Politicians run nothing but grand shows, corporate leaders act as absolute rulers. We’re entertained by corporate propaganda, educated by corporate institutions, and when something goes wrong, we’re treated by overpriced pharmaceutical giants. We are trapped in a cult-like system—yet we believe we’re free. Freedom of speech is a joke now. They just raise the volume, and every small voice gets crushed. Anyone—yes, anyone—who thinks this system works for them is either part of the machinery or suffering from psychological or emotional denial. And if you blame another group for your situation, you’ve been thoroughly brainwashed. That divide only benefits those who want to maintain control—not improve the system. Because even damage control... is still control. When you feed a wolf hands of others even with your own hands then there will be a day when wolf forget the difference who's hands he is eating it's just food for him.
My work is not for any leader. They can do whatever they want—I don’t care. If they’re doing wrong, it will come to light sooner or later, and they will pay for it, one way or another. The Talmud, Quran, Bible, and Hindu scriptures all speak of one thing: divine justice—something higher than man-made law. Buddha speaks of cosmic justice and universal balance. So, I know the balance will be restored, even if it takes one or two generations maybe more than that. It’s a debt that must be paid—if not by them, then by their bloodline. So, if you don't want your future generations to suffer then start with you.
My work is for the people who say, “This stops with me.” For those who refuse to keep the cycle going. For those willing to decolonize their minds—fully and completely—from all colonized ideas. When it's all about maintaining control then breaking free is doing exactly the opposite of what they tell you not to do. This principle applies everywhere—personal relationships, family dynamics, even political systems. When they tell you not to study a certain religion, criticize a particular community, or question a group, that’s exactly where you’ll often find the truth. Study it all by yourself.
No one can hand you the truth. It’s something you must discover on your own. Until you do, you’ll remain a slave—always looking for a master to hand you something on a silver platter. Or worse, maybe you’ve fully adopted the master-slave mindset. Don’t even trust what I say—what I’ve found may not be what you’ll find. But when you do discover your truth, share it. Help raise the collective consciousness of the human race with right intentions.
In Marathi, we say: "एकमेकां सहाय करू, अवघे धरू सुपंथ."
Let’s help one another and walk the right path—together.
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