The Sanātana Model begins with a simple question: how does a civilization survive even when its political forms disappear? It sees society as a living continuum, not merely an arrangement of individuals and institutions. Its basic structure moves through interconnected circles—Pinda, Kutumb, Community, Institutions, Gram, Kshetra, Rashtra and Brahmanda. Each level sustains and influences the other. Therefore, Sanātana does not mean unchanged; it means continuity through transformation. Dynasties may fall and states may change, yet civilization survives when its social, cultural and knowledge systems continue reproducing themselves across generations. The Sanātana Model studies this continuity. more…
Sanatana Model
Sanatana Model of Society
Pinda to Brahmanda: Through Chandogya Upanishad
Pinda to Brahmanda: Through Chandogya Upanishad
From Piṇḍa to Brahmāṇḍa: Where Does the Individual Stand in the Universe?
From Piṇḍa to Brahmāṇḍa: Where Does the Individual Stand in the Universe?
From Pind to Brahmand: Deendayal Upadhyaya’s Sanatana Model of the Human
From Pind to Brahmand: Deendayal Upadhyaya’s Sanatana Model of the Human
1. ‘Sanātana Model of Society’ – An Introduction
1. ‘Sanātana Model of Society’ – An Introduction
Fractal Society: An Indic Theory of Nested Social Order
Fractal Society: An Indic Theory of Nested Social Order
The Family as a Civilizational Institution: Re-centering the Kutumba in Social Theory
