In this blog, I share some of my philosophical writings and reflections on various issues concerning human society, human nature, the natural sciences, and other questions spanning the past, present, and future. As of now, I have no formal academic training in philosophy; however, I have been self-taught in Indian philosophy since my pre-middle school days. I build my ideas from scratch, grounding them in observation, reflection, contemplation and awareness. I am currently working on increasing my readings on Greek and Western philosophy. 

My ideas are fairly simple: I analyze, reveal, and critique the prevailing tendencies of materialism, physicalism, objectification, and reductionism in metaphysics, epistemology, ontology, ethics, and logic. I find myself closer to the Indian philosophy of Yogācāra, Pratyabhijña, Śūnyavāda, and Advaita Vedānta, while remaining sympathetic to other schools such as Yoga, Sāṅkhya, early Buddhist thoughts, Nyāya, and Vaiśeṣika, in all of which I perceive a unifying thread.