Chavanism
From Self to Civilization
Language: English - 328 pages
€35.00
Synopsis
What if instability is not personal failure, but structural pattern?
In Chavanism, Sandeep Chavan presents a clear framework for understanding how imbalance forms — within individuals, institutions, and entire civilizations. Rather than offering ideology or motivational comfort, this book examines recurring patterns: overreaction, rigid identity, delayed correction, and amplified power.
Across five structured movements, Chavanism explores how the illusion of control shapes the self, how emotions and memory oscillate under pressure, how power magnifies existing instability, and why civilizations drift before they fracture. The same principle repeats at every scale: disturbance is natural; stability depends on proportion, feedback, and early correction.
This is not a doctrine. It is a lens.
For readers seeking clarity in an age of polarization, acceleration, and uncertainty, Chavanism offers disciplined observation over belief — and structural understanding over emotional reaction.
Stability is not declared.
It is maintained.
About Sandeep Chavan
Sandeep is an independent thinker, educator, and author whose work focuses on structural clarity across psychology, governance, and civilizational dynamics. With a background in science and years of teaching experience, he approaches human behavior and societal systems through the lens of recurring patterns rather than ideological positions.
His writing explores how instability forms, how correction operates, and how modulation sustains balance — whether within individuals or across institutions. Rather than offering belief-based conclusions, his work emphasizes disciplined observation, proportional response, and early recalibration.