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The West’s Civilizational Ennui: Dominion Without Dharma
Boredom in the West is not a symptom of leisure but of imbalance—conquest without consciousness, prosperity without Presence. By Vivek Singhal **About the Author:** Vivek Singhal is the author of *Dominion and Dharma: Reframing Capitalism through Conquest, Consciousness, and Civilizational Memory*. A thinker at the intersection of strategy, philosophy, and governance, he writes on the…
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From Feudal Europe to Technofeudal America: Dominion, Exceptionalism, and the Myth of the Free Market
I. Introduction – The Continuity of Dominion Every civilization carries with it a memory, often disguised as destiny. For the West, that memory is feudalism—the vertical order of lords and serfs, power and submission, control and extraction. Though Europe’s feudal age seemed to collapse with the Enlightenment, revolutions, and industrial capitalism, its psychology never disappeared….
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Canada Won’t Be America’s 51st State: Dominion vs Dharma in the Age of Tariffs
By Vivek Singhal “Empires built on Dominion seek to absorb. Civilizations guided by Dharma seek to connect. The Intelligence Era will not be won by tariffs, but by trust.” 1. The Dominion Gambit: The 51st State When President Trump 2.0 hinted that Canada could become the “51st state of the United States,” it wasn’t satire….
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From Scarlett to Sheer Energy: The Struggle, Subjugation, and Spirit of Women in a Dominion World
Introduction: Two Civilizations, Two Feminine Arcs The history of the modern world is also the history of the female body and soul—tamed, idolized, marketed, legislated, liberated, and yet repeatedly dragged back under control. In the United States, the journey from Scarlett O’Hara of Gone with the Wind to the leggy models of Sheer Energy hosiery…
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Generational Cultural and Knowledge Gaps: A Dominion and Dharma Perspective
By Vivek Singhal and Prachi Rastogi Executive Summary Every generation grows out of its own cultural and technological soil. Baby Boomers were raised in the optimism of postwar reconstruction, Generation X in an era of self-reliance and liberalization, Millennials in the turbulence of globalization and financial crashes, and Generation Z in the hyperconnected but anxious…
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From Covenant to Civilization: Dominion, Dharma, and the Origins of a Framework
A Freestanding Essay by the Author of *Dominion and Dharma* Based on conversations with early readers and reflections on the blog at www.ShiftingPC.com titled ‘MAGA+MIGA=MEGA’ Introduction: Why Readers Asked This Question When my book *Dominion and Dharma: Reframing Capitalism Through Conquest, Consciousness, and Civilizational Memory* was released, a number of early readers asked:“Where did this…
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Tribute to Charlie Kirk
Introduction Charlie Kirk’s life and voice reminded us of an eternal truth: America is the greatest country for all who believed the future could be different from the past. In him, many young Americans found a guide, a teacher, and above all, a believer—that the promise of this land was not yet fulfilled, but always…
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From Being to Always Becoming: Shoonya to Anant through Dominion and Dharma
By Vivek Singhal Introduction: The Question of Change Humanity’s most profound question is not “What is?” but “What becomes?” For centuries, philosophers, mystics, scientists, and ordinary seekers have struggled with the paradox of permanence and impermanence. We ask: Is reality a fixed Being, or is it an endless Becoming? The Greek Parmenides argued that Being…
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Enlightenment over exploitation: Dominion and Dharma, a compelling account for realigning with civilisational values
Emerging from a civilisational anguish, Dominion and Dharma by Vivek Singhal portrays a rapid decline of values in the world. Driven by domination, the world is increasingly focusing on exploitive technology, unchecked capitalism, essentially taking away humanity’s spiritual essence. The author argues that capitalism remains a violent imposition of humankind that originated from the Papal…
