The whole has already been written in Eternal Movement. But the movement continues  in reflections, dialogues, essays. These writings are not for belief or knowledge. They are for seeing.

Some are free. Some are shared with those who join the circle. Others are offered to those who support this work as it continues.

The work did not stop at Eternal Movement. We wish to touch the lives of individuals  and also reach wherever people are, wherever knowledge is, wherever fragments remain.
Where institutions are, where ideas are, where frameworks try to guide, we wish to bring awareness there.

Because frameworks cannot awaken.  But awareness can move through them.

That is why we write about different disciplines,  not from fragmentation, but from wholeness.
You may call it interdisciplinary, but that word still assumes life is divided and fragments are being connected.

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We begin from the whole, from whole perception  and only then can the fragment be understood. From that clarity, you can look at any discipline, be itpolicy, education, economics, psychology  and see how the world has been structured in parts. True action begins only when these parts are seen in the light of the whole. When life is fragmented, it appears complex. But when we are whole, there is no complexity, no variables, no choice. There is only clear perception,  and from that, right action.