When seen only as procedure, Democracy risks becoming a Nāṭya without rasa. Yet Bharata's Nāṭyaśāstra reminds us that Nāṭya is not mere spectacle but a mirror of life, a fifth Veda meant to harmonise society through Dharma and aesthetic experience.
If politics is reframed as poetry, and governance as dramaturgy, then citizenship itself becomes a sādhanā: a disciplined participation in the cosmic drama.
In this vision, the sabhā of world affairs is not a battleground of interests, but a stage where harmony, wisdom, and responsibility are enacted as Dhārmic roles.
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