ECLIPse oF GOLD

ECLIPse oF GOLD

Sougata Bhattacharya

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StoryMirror Infotech Pvt Ltd
Año de edición:
2026
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Ética y filosofía moral
ISBN:
9789360701055
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What happens when humanity reaches a defining moment between darkness and transformation?ECLIPse of GOLD explores an extraordinary convergence of global monetary history, Kaliyuga dynamics, and Yogasastra philosophy to examine the deeper forces shaping humanity at the edge of an uncertain future.Drawing on insights from direct interaction with his Gurudeva and the practical lens of Yogasastra philosophy, Sougata Bhattacharya invites readers to confront the 'darkness' in money and explore the transition that may lie beyond it. At its heart, the book asks a profound question about war: Is this going to be a war that destroys, or a war that purifies?Inside the book, readers will explore:The relationship between money, power, and human civilisationThe dynamics of Kaliyuga and the possibility of civilisational transformationMonetary theories and the history of moneyGlobal financial systems and their socio-economic and political consequencesGovernance and the forces shaping periods of monetary resetThe essence of practical Yogasastra philosophy for effecting metamorphosisYogic philosophy as a lens for understanding individual and social transformationGovernance, political, and monetary philosophy through the lens of Yogasastra philosophyThe essence of Bharat based on practical Yogasastra philosophyThe possibility of Bharat emerging after a period of upheavalThe transition towards the golden dawn of Satyayuga

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