Sadvipra (Sanskrit) is Sarkar’s term for morally and spiritually enlightened leadership.
Different from the members of the four ordinary social classes — toilers, warriors, intellectuals and merchants — sadvipras are de-classed personalities with a goal and purpose beyond what defines the motivations and ambitions of the aforesaid four classes. Yet, this leadership are supposed to be thoroughly acquainted with the practical capabilities of the regular classes and establish themselves by service rendered to humanity.
At times when society tends to grind to a halt, sadvipras have a special evolutionary and revolutionary function; where there is a need for fresh impetus and inspiration, and when society needs to move on and away from exploitative dominance.
As already indicated, Sadvipras derive their influence and power from their social and spiritual merit. They do not work collectively from elected platforms (legislative, judiciary, executive) but form their own bodies parallel to the democratic structure from where they monitor the established system and act like a soundboard for the electorate and people in general.
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beautiful. so many human beings are being exploited at this moment and are victims of trauma, violence and lack of resources. it is my hope that people of moral and spiritual character will not fear the tribalism of the ignorant, using collective energy to turn the tide of division and hate to bring about equity for those who do not enjoy the basic necessities of life through service and example.