Kavi observed that humanity’s greatest failing was not ignorance but willful repetition of history’s gravest errors—invasions, oppression, and tyranny—despite vows of “never again.” He taught that free will is both a divine gift and a test, demanding leaders and societies to rise above base instincts and align with justice, humility, and interdependence. The Cycle of Transgression Dilemma […]

Kavi observed that humanity’s instinct to retaliate—rooted in primal survival—had calcified into cycles of vengeance that ravaged communities and nations. He taught that conflict is not a flaw but a catalyst, an opportunity to forge deeper understanding and repair fractured bonds. True strength, he revealed, lies not in crushing enemies but in transforming adversaries into