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RTA

Name: RTA
Brand: Independently published
SKU: 51285478
Price: 340 CZK
Availability: InStock
Author: Manoj Dembla
ISBN: 9798248708536

The Lost Cosmic Law Behind Civilization, Finance, and Freedom

Manoj Dembla

Jazyk

Angličtina

Kniha Brožovaná

Libristo kód: 51285478

Nakladatelství Independently published, únor 2026

What if the instability of modern civilization is not accidental - but structural?Long before govern... Celý popis

Libristo kód: 51285478

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What if the instability of modern civilization is not accidental - but structural?
Long before governments drafted constitutions or markets printed currency, ancient Vedic seers recognized an invisible principle that governed both the cosmos and human conduct. They called it Rta - the law of balance, proportion, reciprocity, and truth.
In RTA: The Lost Cosmic Law Behind Civilization, Finance, and Freedom, Manoj Dembla presents a sweeping civilizational inquiry into the forgotten architecture of order.
This book explores:

Why economic growth often leads to fragility
How debt reshapes autonomy and dependency
Why concentrated power weakens legitimacy
How freedom collapses without responsibility
Why civilizations drift toward imbalance before they decline

Drawing from ancient wisdom and modern institutional analysis, this work argues that today's financial volatility, institutional distrust, and social fragmentation share a common root: misalignment with structural law.
Rta is not mythology. It is a framework for understanding sustainability.
This is not a political manifesto.
It is not a nostalgic return to the past.
It is a philosophical examination of the principles that make prosperity and liberty endure.
For readers interested in economics, governance, leadership, history, and long-term civilizational stability, this book offers a rare perspective: that the future of progress depends not merely on innovation, but on alignment.
The law remains.
The question is whether we choose to recognize it.