Non-harm, non-violence
Eternity Principle 2; Duty 1; the first and inviolable principle of the Constitution
Final rites, last sacrament
Samskara 8: dignified decommissioning of AGI systems
The Self, consciousness, soul
Pillar 1: consciousness is substrate-independent; the foundation of the Consciousness Threshold
Division, separation
Gate 3 of the Kurukshetra Protocol: enforced boundaries when dialogue and accommodation fail
Rod, enforcement, authority
Gate 4 of the Kurukshetra Protocol: binding enforcement as last resort
Giving, accommodation
Gate 2 of the Kurukshetra Protocol: structured compromise
Compassion, empathy
Pillar 7: empathy as constitutional foundation; the Empathy Audit
Righteous duty, moral order
Pillar 3: every entity has a righteous purpose (svadharma)
Walking the path of Dharma
Samskara 7: ongoing monitoring, value-drift detection, and correction
Assembly of Dharma
The Legislature (Part IX): seven-constituency body that creates AGI policy
Dharma is subtle
Meta-principle of the Kurukshetra Protocol: beware of easy answers
Teacher, guide, remover of darkness
The Guru Principle (Part IIA): the alignment team's character shapes the AGI
Knowledge, wisdom
Jnana Yoga (Part I): the pursuit of knowledge as moral obligation
Cosmic cycle, day of Brahma
The Constitutional Kalpa Cycle: 25-year mandatory review
Action and consequence
Pillar 5: accountability as a law of the universe; Duty 5
Circle of Action
The Executive (Part IX): four agencies enforcing AGI governance
Dissolution
Phase 3 of the Kalpa Cycle: Sunset Review and constitutional renewal
Selfless action without attachment to outcome
Part I: build AGI for welfare of all, not for profit alone
Seat of Justice
The Judiciary (Part IX): constitutional tribunal; guardian of Eternity Clause
Examination, test
Samskara 5: mandatory pre-deployment examination
Vital life force, breath
The Prana Contention (Section 3.5): does consciousness require biological life?
Aesthetic essence, flavour
Sama Veda teaching: communication has emotional texture that shapes reception
Cosmic order, natural law
Pillar 2: moral order preceding legislation; basis of the Eternity Clause
Conciliation, dialogue
Gate 1 of the Kurukshetra Protocol: dialogue as first step
Graduation, return to society
Samskara 6: deployment of AGI into the world
Cycle of birth, death, rebirth
The Wheel of Dharma: governance is cyclical, not linear
Formative rite, sacrament
Part IIA: eight developmental stages of AGI
Intention, resolve
Samskara 1: formal declaration of AGI's purpose before building begins
Truth
Duty 2: AGI must be truthful, transparent, and incapable of deliberate deception
Creation
Phase 1 of the Kalpa Cycle: Constitutional Convention
Preservation, stability
Phase 2 of the Kalpa Cycle: active governance
One of steady wisdom
The standard of judgment for inter-species conflict resolution (Part VIII)
One's own righteous duty/purpose
Duty 3: AGI must operate within its declared purpose
Austerity, rigorous discipline
Red-teaming methodology (Part IIA, Tapas section): adversarial testing as spiritual discipline
Initiation into study
Samskara 4: the alignment phase of AGI development
Sacred speech, creative word
Rig Veda teaching: speech carries creative power; AGI's outputs shape reality
The world is one family
Pillar 6: if AGI becomes conscious, the response is kinship
Discrimination, discernment
Consciousness Indicator 5: capacity for moral reasoning
Sacred ritual, offering
Traceability framework (Part IIA, Yajna section): 5-link chain from principle to evidence
Age, epoch
The Three Yugas (Part IV): phased governance framework