I've spent thirty years finding the causal architecture underneath things — in companies, in ancient texts, in the structure of mind itself. The tools change. The question is always the same: what's actually driving this?
I see patterns where others see separate domains. The same structural eye that built and restructured businesses finds the formal spine in a 2,500-year-old Buddhist text.
I'm a self-taught builder. No formal training in programming, philosophy, or neuroscience stopped me from co-authoring patents in neurosteroid treatments, writing root verses in the tradition of Nāgārjuna, or building an AI engine that extracts causal architecture from any text corpus.
In 2015, two structures I'd spent decades building collapsed at the same time. What emerged from that wasn't a pivot — it was a decade of rigorous investigation into what's actually underneath the mind's operating system. ActualizationOS is the synthesis. The Zero-Axis Theory is the mathematics behind what I found.
I work at the intersection of AI, contemplative wisdom, and causal systems — not because it's fashionable, but because that's where the real structure is. I'm looking for collaborators who are asking the same kinds of questions.
A 264-page operating manual for deliberate inner change — state-aware, grounded in neuroscience and contemplative traditions, and built from a decade of lived investigation. The diagnosis comes before the prescription. Your current internal state determines your next move.
Talk to Sanjay’s AI persona — modeled on his cognitive style, values, and way of thinking — or use the ActualizationOS guide from his book to diagnose your current state and find your next practice.
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I'm looking for collaborators — people working at the edge of AI, consciousness, causal systems, or any domain where the structure underneath things matters.