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Questions & Queries- Power & Illusion A Series of Questions and Queries on the Human Script
You arrived in this world already written. Before you ever chose a language, a belief, a profession, or a posture toward the people who raised you, a script had already been inscribed - deep within your genes, in your ancestors' accumulated experience, and in the karmic weight of everything that survived long enough to produce you. Volume I: The Internal Script is the foundation upon which the entire architecture of a monumental, fifteen-volume philosophical series rests.
It is a raw, profound, and utterly honest inquiry into the human condition - applying ancient South Asian philosophical wisdom and contemporary science simultaneously to the single most consequential question a human being can ask?What is written in me - and what does it mean for how I should live?A Synthesis Born from Solitude and Strained CircumstanceThis work represents what happens when the questions cannot be silenced and the inquiry refuses to wait for better circumstances.
Writing without academic affiliation, without credentialed authority, and under conditions of multiple disability in a least-developed country context, independent philosopher Bajrang Prasad Shah has produced a body of work that no single academic discipline has attempted to hold together. Stationed in Janakpurdham, Nepal - the ancient, historic seat of King Janaka's philosophical court and the heartland of the Mithila civilisation - Shah turned inward.
An introvert by biology and a thinker by compulsion, he utilized long, solitary reflection to process the human experience precisely because the outward mechanisms for sharing observation were unavailable. The result is a brilliant, multi-instrument epistemology that bridges the ancient East and the modern West. The Standard: Maximum Welfare with Minimum Bias. This is not a philosophical slogan. It is a fierce, honest, and practical criterion used to assess every inherited belief, framework, institution, and personal practice encountered in this series.
Neither ancient authority nor modern prestige exempts a framework from this examination. Where the standard is met, it is celebrated; where it is violated, the violation is named. By placing the Vedas, the Upanishads, and the Bhagavad Gita side-by-side with evolutionary biology, neuroscience, quantum physics, and genetics, Volume I excavates the hidden biological and psychological structures operating in your life right now.
The Biological Inheritance: Exploring the DNA that predisposes your trajectory without rigidly determining it. The Introvert Reality: Reclaiming introversion not as a social deficiency, but as a powerful, distinct biological reality. The Taxonomy of Power: Mapping the invisible flows of power from the subatomic to the civilisational scale. The Four-Fold Ethical Model: Navigating daily existence through the lens of NITI, NIYAT, KARMA, and NIYATI. The Living River Principle: A profound recognition that true vitality is found only in motion, and that stagnation is a form of death. A Living Conversation, Not an Abstract Performance Philosophy that cannot survive contact with the reader's actual experience is performance, not philosophy.
Questions & Queries is built as a living inquiry requiring your active, living participation. It strips away the defensive distortions of the ego and expands your capacity for genuine well-being. The reader who enters here enters a practical conversation about power, illusion, bias, and the architecture of suffering. Decode your inheritance, explore the 15-volume map, and begin your path toward genuine self-actualisation.
It is a raw, profound, and utterly honest inquiry into the human condition - applying ancient South Asian philosophical wisdom and contemporary science simultaneously to the single most consequential question a human being can ask?What is written in me - and what does it mean for how I should live?A Synthesis Born from Solitude and Strained CircumstanceThis work represents what happens when the questions cannot be silenced and the inquiry refuses to wait for better circumstances.
Writing without academic affiliation, without credentialed authority, and under conditions of multiple disability in a least-developed country context, independent philosopher Bajrang Prasad Shah has produced a body of work that no single academic discipline has attempted to hold together. Stationed in Janakpurdham, Nepal - the ancient, historic seat of King Janaka's philosophical court and the heartland of the Mithila civilisation - Shah turned inward.
An introvert by biology and a thinker by compulsion, he utilized long, solitary reflection to process the human experience precisely because the outward mechanisms for sharing observation were unavailable. The result is a brilliant, multi-instrument epistemology that bridges the ancient East and the modern West. The Standard: Maximum Welfare with Minimum Bias. This is not a philosophical slogan. It is a fierce, honest, and practical criterion used to assess every inherited belief, framework, institution, and personal practice encountered in this series.
Neither ancient authority nor modern prestige exempts a framework from this examination. Where the standard is met, it is celebrated; where it is violated, the violation is named. By placing the Vedas, the Upanishads, and the Bhagavad Gita side-by-side with evolutionary biology, neuroscience, quantum physics, and genetics, Volume I excavates the hidden biological and psychological structures operating in your life right now.
The Biological Inheritance: Exploring the DNA that predisposes your trajectory without rigidly determining it. The Introvert Reality: Reclaiming introversion not as a social deficiency, but as a powerful, distinct biological reality. The Taxonomy of Power: Mapping the invisible flows of power from the subatomic to the civilisational scale. The Four-Fold Ethical Model: Navigating daily existence through the lens of NITI, NIYAT, KARMA, and NIYATI. The Living River Principle: A profound recognition that true vitality is found only in motion, and that stagnation is a form of death. A Living Conversation, Not an Abstract Performance Philosophy that cannot survive contact with the reader's actual experience is performance, not philosophy.
Questions & Queries is built as a living inquiry requiring your active, living participation. It strips away the defensive distortions of the ego and expands your capacity for genuine well-being. The reader who enters here enters a practical conversation about power, illusion, bias, and the architecture of suffering. Decode your inheritance, explore the 15-volume map, and begin your path toward genuine self-actualisation.
