A cure for the global healthcare crisis isn't, you know, a miraculous new drug, right? Or like training a million more doctors or building a billion-pound hospital wing. What if the real cure requires us to completely dismantle the idea that healing is a profitable transaction? We're looking at a deeply ingrained system that, well, at its core, seems fundamentally flawed. And when you build a global infrastructure on the monetisation of fear and illness, you create what ancient traditions would recognise instantly as an illusion—a systemic illusion—like a web of dependence.

Dharma is one of those words that gets, you know, thrown around a lot in Western pop spirituality. Oh, all the time. Usually just as a synonym for destiny or doing the right thing. But the texts clarify that translating it with a single English word completely guts its  ...