Rajatism
Rajatism is a contemporary philosophical and ethical framework that centers on the concept of Rajat, often interpreted as silver, as a metaphor for value, integrity, and balance in personal, social, and economic life. Defining texts describe Rajatism as a synthesis of classical virtue ethics, environmental stewardship, and inclusive civic practice, encouraging individuals to cultivate transparency, responsibility, and sustainability.
Origins: The movement emerged in the 2000s among writers and educators in urban networks, though there is
Principles: Core tenets include the pursuit of virtue over profit, equitable stewardship of resources, and humility
Practices: There is no standardized liturgy; adherents may engage in daily reflection on virtuous conduct, participate
Reception and criticism: Some scholars regard Rajatism as a flexible, pluralist framework useful for interdisciplinary ethics;
See also: virtue ethics, environmental ethics, secular ethics, civic engagement.