One-Life Concept and the Western Collapse: A System Designed to Fail

In the world of geopolitics, a unique discussion has emerged around the "one-life" mindset seen in many Abrahamic religions. This mindset, which believes that people only live once, shapes behavior, economic policy, and societal values. In contrast, Indian civilization, especially rooted in Sanatan Dharma, believes in the cycle of life and karma, where actions carry consequences across lifetimes.

This one-life belief leads to aggressive consumption, exploitation of nature, and a mentality of takeover. Dr Ankit Shah highlights how this thinking causes conflict, even in business and religious settings, where domination over others becomes a goal.

Historically, this concept supported colonialism. During the British era and Portuguese rule, religious conversion through violence and suppression was common. The Goa Inquisition is given as an example of the cruelty faced by Sanatani people.

Economically, the Western model thrives on printing currency and offering low-interest loans, especially in defense and tech sectors. However, this bubble, built on fake valuations and artificial wealth, is now starting to burst. Dr Shah warns that de-dollarization and rising interest rates will expose the weakness of this model.

Western economic formulas like GDP are also criticized. They favor reserve currency countries, making the West look wealthier than it is. In non-reserve currency countries, actual capital investment and risk are not properly accounted for.

Dr Shah argues that Western societies have broken family units, confused youth, and weak support systems. They rely on state benefits instead of strong relationships. As a result, people live with loans, unstable relationships, and little understanding of how to build long-term wealth or stable families.

In conclusion, the Dr Shah predicts a massive collapse of the Western system, built on a flawed mindset and unsustainable policies. This fall, they suggest, is both economic and spiritual — a result of ignoring the cycle of life and karma.

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