Topic
cosmos
3 essays follow this thread across the codex.
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How Fast Does the Kali Yuga Run?
The ancients built their ages out of the sky’s returns: a yuga is literally a yoke, the span that harnesses sun, moon and planets back into step. Measure the same age in events instead of years and the arithmetic turns startling—and then, looked at honestly, turns into something older than a prophecy.
Mythology · September 2026 · 18 min -
Reading the Sky: The Art and Science of Astrology
A working grammar of the heavens, taught from the ground up—the degree, the graha, the nakshatra, the house—and then the places where the great systems part: north against south, sidereal against tropical, one calendar against another. Astrology is not a force that pushes us. It is a language, built on exact astronomy, that has never stopped learning to read a sky we keep measuring more precisely.
Mythology · June 2026 · 21 min -
The Evolution of Intelligence: From Stardust to Silicon and Beyond
Trace intelligence all the way back and it stops looking like an accident that befell one clever primate. It looks like a tide—rising since the first second of the universe, climbing from matter to mind, and now reaching for a more durable body than flesh.
Philosophy · June 2026 · 11 min