This blog series tries to muse about the conspicuously hidden yet relentlessly working Justice!
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Justice: Interplay of Tolerance and Power
Tolerance is often hailed as a virtue essential for peaceful coexistence, yet I find its relationship with justice and the use of power is complex and sometimes paradoxical. Exploring this interplay reveals two distinct but interconnected forms of tolerance that shape how societies manage conflict, uphold rights, and deliver justice. What Is Tolerance? Tolerance involves Read More
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Rama Rajya
The last blog looks at the justice from the lens of Cosmic Principle. It is everpresent, always operating incessantly. The purpose is to “heal” the world! We often say that as any kind of wrongdoing hurts, justice has to heal. I feel like there’s no difference amongst justice, forgiveness, tolerance and love! Justice operates along Read More
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The Tolerance–Responsibility Cycle
How Rights Mature into Character A Dharmaśāstra for Political Maturity यदा यदा हि धर्मस्य ग्लानिर्भवति भारत । अभ्युत्थानमधर्मस्य तदात्मानं सृजाम्यहम् ॥ — Bhagavad Gītā 4.7 Prologue: Beyond Assertion Modern discourse about rights often terminates at assertion: my right versus your authority, my freedom against your order. But societies do not survive on assertion alone. They Read More
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Suraghu’s Dilemma
We have seen the blog being very strict in terms of delivering justice by stating justice as non-negotiable. The we saw some harsh critic on restorative or merciful deliverance of justice. Then the blog talks about the justice as everpresent and kind of a Cosmic Principle. And lastly the blog assumes a sense of gratitude Read More
Reinvent The Self! 