Abstract This paper proposes the Theory of Karmic Relativity, a Vedantic-psychological framework that reinterprets the classical doctrine of the four Yugas (Satya, Treta, Dwapara, and Kali) as subjective states of consciousness rather than fixed historical epochs. The theory argues that individuals living within the same external world may nevertheless inhabit different experiential realities...
This paper introduces Karmic Intelligence Theory (KIT) as a novel Vedantic-psychological framework for understanding moral discernment, ethical behavior, and the trajectory of human consciousness from ego-entrapment to liberation. Synthesizing classical Indian philosophical concepts — including karma, buddhi (discriminative intelligence), dharma, and the three gunas — with contemporary insights...