Frequently Asked Questions

Here’s what you need to know

  • My time is precious. I won’t waste my time telling you things about the right wing you already know.

    I spend my precious time telling you things about the left wing that you don’t know.

    I do this to fill your ignorance gap, so you don’t continue to make the same mistakes and so you don’t think your imperialist political binary is going to save you.

    Imperialism is never going to save you, whether it’s from the left or the right.

    So be brave and fill the giant gap in your understanding. There’s a whole world of possibilities out there if you just get out of this “left - right” identity label cage.

  • I express myself authentically because that’s how I tell the truth.

    That’s how I filter out insincere people because I don’t exist to keep anyone comfortable in privilege and denial.

    If you don’t like the truth, you’ve got way more problems than my “tone” and I can’t help you with that.

  • It matters because you’re harming my people.

    Often, you don’t even know you’re harming my people because your bubble of privilege prevents you from seeing it.

    If you have basic values of fairness, kindness, honesty, and inclusion, then you should care about my people and how you’re not being fair, kind, honest, or inclusive of my people.

    Take my Hindu Colonial Trauma course to learn exactly how complicit you are in the violence against my people and also how to not be the problem.

  • Because it’s the basis of your cult mentality and I prove that in my Imperialism course.

    Cults destroy freedom.

    Your political binary is nothing but cults.

    Your imperialist religions are cults.

    Every system of oppression is actually a cult that perpetuates a hate-filled narrative not based on facts, only fundamentalism. That fundamentalism causes genocides.

    Cultural appropriation is the tactic used by cults to infiltrate your mind and make you compliant. You don’t know how thoroughly your mind has been infiltrated because you’re in a cult, and no one who’s in a cult realizes they’re in a cult until it’s too late.

    Learn about cultural appropriation so you can get out of your cult.

    Take my imperialism course to do this. When you do so, your entire world will be turned upside down by the truth. Go ahead, it’ll be good for you.

  • If I’m quiet, it’s because I’m addressing difficult oppressive situations that I can’t talk about publicly for the safety of other people. Whether I’m quiet or not, I’m always working to resist patriarchy and imperialism.

    When I have something to say publicly, you will hear about it here on my website and on my various platforms.

    Another reason is censorship. I might be publishing but I’m censored on various social media platforms. So always come to my website first to see what I’ve published lately and only follow the platforms linked on my website as authentic platforms owned by myself.

  • People don’t like the truth when it exposes their own behavior patterns as harmful.

    I expose those behavior patterns by telling the truth. So of course a lot of people don’t like me.

    I don’t care about being liked.

    I’m here for anyone who wants the truth. That’s how I’m building a coalition that will defend life on Mother Earth from patriarchy and imperialism.

    If you’re ready to confront your own behavior patterns to defend the truth, join me.

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  • "I am deeply appreciative of the transformation happening within."

    — Community member

  • "I wanted to share what brought on my tears on Sunday was not only the fact that so many people can't seem to face the hard truths and that is the barrier to the progress needed to start decolonizing, but also the realization that YOU, in particular, are carrying this burden in a significant way. All the things that make you who you are, are so essential in giving hope for a just and free future (through decolonization) for us all. That is HUGE."

    — Community member

  • "You’ve rocked my intellectual thought."

    — Community member

  • "I want to be a part of the Ally group and collaborate on this movement."

    — Community member

  • "This course has changed how I operate in the world by giving me a clearer sense of imperialist behaviors and manipulations, this allows me to identify them and call them out. It has definitely changed my political outlook."

    — Community member

  • "This is undeniable truth. I'm just as guilty as other leftists who care deeply about Indigenous people here but never gave two thoughts to Hindu issues. Pure 100% ignorance, and with my basic values if I'd known this ten, twenty years ago, it would have made just as much sense, but the knowledge just wasn't there."

    — Community member

  • "It's painful but it's really good. But it's also a shocking experience. Like having been in very cold water with no footing for a very long time and suddenly finding oneself on solid land. It's a kind of whole-body shock I'm feeling with so many of my colleagues in these dangerous situations that it's hard to get clarity on until one learns a lot more about Hinduphobia. Learning about Hinduphobia points so clearly to where the violence is really coming from[...}"

    — Community member

  • "It explains a lot about what has been going on in the world and it has made my conversations with other people richer in that I have a better understanding of their indigeneity."

    — Community member

  • "I think the most profoundly meaningful thing for me is I feel I was given the whole, objective scope and every bit of information gave me a better understanding of how harm is caused."

    — Community member

  • "It has gotten me to think more critically about the experiences of Hindus and why it feels important to me to preserve my indigenous roots."

    — Community member

  • "Hippie subject intersections like tree hugging were popularized in a way that looks conspicuously intentional in hiding and erasing Indigenous Hindus' deep sacred regard for living beings, for trees, for animals, for the earth. Indigenous Hindus have been dying to protect the Earth and we don't ever hear about this in the west. That's shocking and illuminating."

    — Community member

  • "I learned that Hindus actually value life and have no issues with giving up comforts on a mass scale to ensure another animal's babies can be born. If we USAmericans were even half as dedicated to preserving life and Mother Earth, it might make some difference to lessen the destruction."

    — Community member

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