The Architecture of Eternal Order: A Philosophical and Structural Deconstruction of the Sanatan Dharmachakra

This research paper presents a comprehensive examination of the philosophical and ontological framework established in the text 24 Sanatan Dharmachakra. Departing from dogmatic traditions, the study investigates how the framework systematically re-evaluates institutional pedagogy, divine genealogy, and human agency through a rigorous, structural lens. By analyzing the pre-anthropomorphic genesis of universal laws, the paper explores the four core human prerogatives—emotional autonomy, temporal liberation, moral agency, and universal eligibility for spiritual salvation—as well as the eightfold operational mandate governing ritual primacy, pluralism, ecological conservation, zoological ethics, and wealth distribution. Furthermore, the study deconstructs the distinction between immutable cosmic principles (Sanatan Dharma) and mutable, anthropogenic cultural customs, offering a transformative model for modern existential clarity, mental efficiency, and spiritual evolution.