This is a book I wrote, available in PDF form for free.
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It is argued that the Enlightenment State, while attempting to guarantee freedom of religion -- a divine mandate -- does not secure a freedom sufficient for godliness in the New Age. I argue that the Enlightenment State, rather than advocating separation of Church and State, buttresses three idols -- security, equality, and rationality -- above liberation in godliness.
Therefore, I put forward a theory of anarchy, called neo-anarchy or "anarcho-theism," which takes godliness as the basis of political activity.
I argue against the notion that anarchists must object to all hierarchies of power. For hierarchies of power are intrinsic to Nature, and this is for the sake of proper godliness, or Dharma.
I also argue against the idea of anarcho-Capitalism, that the rationally self-interested desire for property is the best basis of political activity. By contrast, I argue that, for example, one might build civilization in a "yogic" mentality, without desire for fruit of one's labors. For example, in "yogic statebuilding," one may program decentralized digital architecture, for example a library, without desire for status or monetary gain.
I also argue against anarcho-Communism. Because power hierarchies are intrinsic to Nature, and that is for the sake of godliness, Communism sets up a false God of human equality above human flourishing. The era of transhumanism is set to displace the notion of "brotherhood in the species-being," for the dialectic of the forces of production will alienate people from the species being as technology begins to fragment the human essence. In sum, anarcho-Communism relies on an arbitrary delineation of the "human moral community:" in reality, people should be able to divert their energies to any end, including for the sake of narrower community building, including on the basis of bloodline. (1/2)