Kavita Jadhav

2 papers in the library · publishing 2026

Papers

Theory of Karmic Relativity: Why We Live in Different Yugas Under the Same Sun

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) June 25, 2026 Kavita Jadhav

The paper proposes the Theory of Karmic Relativity, a Vedantic-psychological framework that reinterprets the four Yugas (Satya, Treta, Dwapara, Kali) as subjective states of consciousness rather than fixed historical epochs. It argues that individuals in the same external world may inhabit different experiential realities based on their karmic conditioning, moral discernment, and conscious development. The framework integrates the Autonomous Consciousness Framework (ACF), describing self-governance within consciousness, and Karmic Intelligence Theory (KIT), explaining moral discernment and karmic feedback. Concepts introduced include karmic density, Spiritual Gravity, subjective Yugas, and subjective time, with progression culminating in Kaivalya, the liberated state of Self-realization.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20839638 Consciousness Phenomenology philosophy Situated Theory of relativity +5

Karmic Intelligence Theory (KIT): A Vedantic-Psychological Framework for Moral Discernment, Conscious Action, and Civilizational Health

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) June 17, 2026 Kavita Jadhav

Karmic Intelligence Theory (KIT) is a Vedantic-psychological framework for understanding moral discernment, ethical behavior, and the evolution of human consciousness from ego-entrapment to liberation. It synthesizes classical Indian concepts—karma, buddhi (discriminative intelligence), dharma, and the three gunas—with insights from organizational psychology, gender studies, and consciousness research. KIT defines karmic intelligence as the capacity to perceive and navigate the causal moral order of existence, identifying six core dimensions including activation of buddhi, karmic accounting, and the feminine principle as a diagnostic of civilizational health. The framework is grounded in thematic analysis of 108 structured lessons from the Journey to Krishna series, mapping onto the Autonomous Consciousness Framework's phases. Implications for leadership, ethics, gender equity, and consciousness studies are discussed.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20726831 Consciousness Archetype Thematic analysis Situated +8