Russia's Dark Tricks: India & U.S. Fall into Karmic Black Hole; Ukraine Holds the Light- Yogic Ideas - Econ Lessons

Dharma or Darkness? In this analysis, I explore the Russia–Ukraine war, India’s geopolitical positioning, and Western responses through a framework drawn from Hinduism and mythology, moral philosophy, and archetypal pattern recognition. Instead of examining nations solely as strategic actors, I interpret them as carriers of deeper symbolic forces—patterns that shape political behavior, collective psychology, and the narratives societies use to understand themselves. Hi, my name is Mark. We want to make the world a better place to live for everyone and to respect all beliefs and ways of life.

Within this framework, Ukraine reflects the archetype of the bearer of light: a nation struggling not only for territorial survival but for the preservation of moral clarity, civic dignity, and the principle that aggression must not be normalized. Russia, represented here through the symbol of the “Red Serpent’s Throne,” embodies a shadow pattern associated with coercion, disinformation, authoritarian myth-making, and the gravitational pull of imperial nostalgia.

India, addressed in the text as Bhārata, stands at a crossroads between dharma and māyā—between aligning with universal principles of justice or drifting toward expedient neutrality that obscures moral distinctions. The United States and Europe likewise confront their own archetype: the test of whether democracies will remember the ethical commitments that historically bound them, or succumb to geopolitical fatigue and ambiguity.

The diagrams and mandala imagery in this project are not mystical claims; they are interpretive tools for visualizing how nations move within moral fields shaped by light and shadow. Drawing on comparative religion, political ethics, and symbolic reasoning, I aim to frame the current moment as part of a larger struggle over meaning, legitimacy, and the future moral architecture of the international system.

Thank you for watching and for engaging with work that tries to connect political realities with the deeper archetypes that animate human history.