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Dasa-Yuga Framework Psyche Theory (DYF-PT) - Ouroboros Overlap,the Why-What-How field logic and the related studies

Author(s) Mr. Swaminathan S
Country India
Abstract I present an interpretive framework that reads civilizational psychology through the lens of Dasa cycles (DYF, S Swaminathan, 2025). This shows that the time flows are circular and is intercept able and largely expectable, as the Moon controls our psyche. Rather than treating classical yuga boundaries as literal sequential transitions, the study reframes certain configurations — notably a Satya Ketu–Venus’s overlap— as a possibility node: an inward turning, locally intensified field of potential transformation that may or may not realize a full yuga transition. The Mercury Dasa functions as an Ouroboros hinge (Ouroboros motif, Greek Egyptian) where narrative structures fold back on themselves, increasing the probability of self-reinforcing myths, technologies, or institutions unless audited. I synthesize a Why–What–How interpretive frame (Dasa → Bukti → Antar) to locate where civilizational
impulses arise (Dasa node), how themes are imposed (Bukti node), and by which micro-Dasa narratives are expressed (Antar node). Studying the intermediate correction point every6480± 720 year that allows the humanity to decide whether it chooses intellect or impunity. Drawing historical analogues (imperial expansions, world-war scale narrative mobilizations)and present-day risks (AI amplifying colonial-impunity narratives), I propose a practical
Psyche Audit Plan: a set of indices, cadences, and intervention points anchored to Dasa-Bukti interjections. The audit shifts attention from speculative largescale philosophical
projections to actionable, cyclical safeguards that can be implemented
Keywords Impunity, Ketu corrections, DYF, Ouroboros, Vimshottari Dasa, Why-What-How Logic, Intejections, Sandhi closure nodes, Yuga cycles, DYF-PT
Published In Volume 7, Issue 5, September-October 2025
Published On 2025-10-30
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i05.59011
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