Ahimsic Intelligence: Non-violence (ahimsa) is not passive but actively engineered into all systems—the positive presence of care rather than mere absence of harm.
A cross-domain analysis of Political, Economic, Cultural, and Ecological theories.
Designs systems where no one’s well-being requires another’s suffering—safety, health, and dignity as universal conditions.
Establishing a triage containing observations of social experience.
How can I actively engineer non-violence into my relationships, work, and community participation?
1. Does the system have mechanisms for repairing harm when it occurs?
2. Are there feedback loops that prevent the externalization of costs?
3. Does the system become more non-violent through use?
-Restorative justice case resolution rates
-Ecological regeneration metrics
-Cultural diversity preservation indicators
"May all beings look at me with a friendly eye. May I do likewise, and may we all look on each other with the eyes of a friend." — Yajur Veda 36.18
The Nervous System of Care
Capacity for Non-Harm
To create a society where no one's prosperity requires another's deprivation.
Restorative justice, harm-free economics, and proactive conflict transformation.
Active Compassion: Responding to violence not with equal force, but with a greater force of understanding and healing.
Engineered Ahimsa - Non-violence as an active design principle, not just an ethical preference.
Restorative Cities like Hull, UK implementing city-wide restorative approaches.
"Active Hope (revised)" by Joanna Macy (2022)
Moving beyond hope to active non-violent participation and self-empowerment.

