Indian Philosophy

Why AI Can’t (Yet) Know Sphota

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This post explores the ancient Indian concept of Sphoṭa — the holistic flash of meaning — and why it challenges how modern AI understands language. Drawing from Bhartr̥hari’s philosophy, it contrasts human consciousness with machine processing, revealing how real communication goes beyond syntax and symbols. A compelling read for those interested in AI, linguistics, Indian philosophy, and the future of meaning-making.

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Consciousness — Its Beginnings in the Upaniṣads

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Explore how the ancient Upaniṣads redefined consciousness—not as a brain by-product but as the very essence of reality. Journey through the mahāvākyas, koshas, and states of awareness that shaped Indian philosophy and still echo in modern science, communication, and AI. This foundational vision continues to challenge reductive models and invites a deeper understanding of the self beyond name, form, and neural activity.

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