Category: Justice
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There is a question that hides quietly behind every discipline of restraint. If I restrain my speech, my impulses, my… Read more
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The Inner and Civilizational Journey of Freedom We speak often of rights and freedom. We defend them, demand them, legislate… Read more
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This essay is the third and completing movement in the series From Rights to Dharma: The Inner and Civilizational Journey… Read more
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How rights awaken the self, responsibility protects dignity, and yoga reveals action beyond choice This essay is the first movement… Read more
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We have seen the blog being very strict in terms of delivering justice by stating justice as non-negotiable. The we… Read more
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This essay is the second movement in the series From Rights to Dharma: The Inner and Civilizational Journey of Freedom.… Read more
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The last blog looks at the justice from the lens of Cosmic Principle. It is everpresent, always operating incessantly. The… Read more
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In the last blog, says that the restoration of righteousness should be the outcome of justice. Whereas the restorative justice,… Read more
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I think restorative justice is subjective and the criminal traditional justice is somewhat objective, broadly speaking. I think that restorative… Read more
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Tolerance is often hailed as a virtue essential for peaceful coexistence, yet I find its relationship with justice and the… Read more
