The New Temples of a Age

For centuries the temple has been where a human being stands face to face with the divine - yet for millions, that nearness lies out of reach: the elderly and infirm who cannot make the journey, the global diaspora far from their ancestral shrines, and all those shut out by distance, frailty or circumstance. The New Temples of a New Age argues that this distance is not destiny but a problem to be solved - with reverence, rigour and the temple's own authority. It proposes Divya Drishti, a public spiritual infrastructure that carries true darshan and the living corpus of Sanatana Dharma to every citizen through extended reality - governed by five inviolable rules and offered free at the point of use. Part vision and part blueprint, it imagines a future in which the oldest faith meets the newest tools, and no soul is left far from the sacred.

Pages: 314, Hardcover, Bluerose Publishers