Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar

So we're good.

Anandamurti.

Anandamurti.

Hare Krishna.

Hare Krishna.

So i- it's an open-ended spirituality, so to speak.

You call out, uh, Sarkar and M. N. Roy in your writing as well.

What, what have you found? W- who w- were they and what have you found useful from their thinking?

Well, they contribute to the conversation about humanism, and I think there's a crisis of humanism that we're undergoing.

Uh, whether there's transhumanism, there's post-humanism, there's anti-humanism.

But they contribute to the language of radical humanism or new humanism with M. N. Roy, and then neo-humanism with P. R. Sarkar.

And so M. N. Roy wrote about new humanism or radical humanism.

His act- his political program was about economic democracy and direct democracy and, um, that sort of thing.