What if the path to prosperity lay not in accumulation, but in renunciation?
In The Economics of Renunciation, Augendra Bhukuth offers a bold reimagining of economic life through the lens of Vedic philosophy. Drawing on the Purusharthas—kama, artha, dharma, and moksha—this book explores how ancient Indian thought can illuminate contemporary debates on sustainability, inequality, and ethical development.
Far from being a nostalgic return to tradition, Bhukuth’s work engages critically with Western economic models, proposing a pluralist framework rooted in karma, dharma, and the cyclical nature of time. Through a nuanced analysis of the Varna system, the law of karma, and the principles of daan and seva, he argues for an economy that values selfless action, spiritual growth, and ecological balance.
This is not just a book about economics—it is a philosophical inquiry into the conditions of human flourishing. Whether you are a scholar, practitioner, or seeker, The Economics of Renunciation invites you to rethink the foundations of value, responsibility, and collective well-being.
A timely and transformative contribution, this work challenges us to imagine a future where renunciation is not retreat, but renewal.
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