My interaction with Indic traditions arises from a deep interest in their philosophical, spiritual, and cultural dimensions. I study Hindu, Buddhist and Jaina systems (within these broader traditions) not only as historical and doctrinal frameworks, but also as living traditions of thought that continue to shape our understanding of mind, self, and reality. I inherit what I deem most rightful, and my study, understanding, and way of living are, in part, an act of reciprocation for the debt of this heritage.

I do not possess formal academic training in Indology, Oriental Studies, or related disciplines, but I am self-taught through primary scriptures and traditional literature.

In this blog, I share research, perspectives, and reflections on various subjects within Dhārmic studies.