5000 years of ethical wisdom, decoded

Dump the whole mess. Get a verdict you can act on — and a companion that remembers how it went.

Why this isn't a chatbot

ChatGPT will argue whichever side you lean. KarmaLens gives you one committed call — scored on eight fixed lenses, and it won't be talked down — the moment you're too worked up to prompt well.

No signup to see your verdict. Your dilemma is never public.

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1355 decisions read · verses always verbatim, never invented

What a reading gives you

Five things on the table, in about a minute.

Not a conversation that wanders. A structure that concludes.

01 · First

The verdict

One committed call. A score from −100 to +100. Confidence that's earned, not asserted.

02 · The scoring

Eight lenses

Fixed lenses from the Gita — the same eight, every time.

DutyTruth Non-harmDetachment IntentRestraint WelfareDiscernment

03 · The anchor

The verse — or the teaching

Quoted verbatim from a real translation when one fits. The underlying current when it doesn't. Never invented.

“Your right is only to work, but not to its results…” Bhagavad Gita 2.47 · quoted verbatim

04 · Then

It talks back

Your Sarathi asks the question the reading leaves open — 4 free exchanges on every reading. Answer one missing fact and watch the verdict sharpen.

05 · Always

Yours to keep

Saved to your journal. Downloadable PDF. A shareable card — your dilemma text never on it.

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It remembers you

One reading helps. A journal changes how you decide.

Every reading you keep becomes part of a private record — of what you faced, what you were told, and what you did about it. Here is one decision, unfolding.

Tuesday · 2:14 am

You bring a dilemma

The whole 2am version — the salary you'd be walking away from, the co-founder who keeps calling, the parents you haven't told. Contradictions and all.

Theme noted: Career · steady role vs. a leap

You don't have to tidy it up first. That's the point.

Tuesday · 2:16 am

One committed verdict

Lean: act +42 confidence 0.81 — earned, not asserted

Eight lenses, scored — two pulled against you, six with you.

“Your right is only to work, but not to its results; do not let the results of action be your motive, nor let your attachment be to inaction.” Bhagavad Gita 2.47 · quoted verbatim

It won't argue both sides. It makes the call — and shows its work.

A week later

“How did it go?”

A quiet check-in on the career reading you kept:

I acted It helped Still deciding

The reading isn't the end. It waits to hear back.

Two weeks in

Still on your plate

The conversation with your father open · 12 days
The move to Pune revisited twice

Nothing nags. It just doesn't forget.

Three readings in

Your pattern, named

“You postpone decisions that risk disappointing someone.”

Noticed across three readings. Offered as a question about the habit — never a verdict on you.

Three readings in, it starts telling you about you.

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Pick your situation

Name what's pulling at you.

The method holds in all of them — same engine, same eight lenses, read through your situation.

Reflections from real dilemmas

Real dilemmas. Real verdicts. Never their words.

Members can publish an anonymized card — the theme, the call, one line worth keeping. The dilemma itself stays private, always.

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Family

My parents want me to marry and have children, but I don't want either — should I sacrifice my own path to honor their sacrifices for me?

Sacrificing your life trajectory to ease parental sadness creates mutual harm; honesty about your values and boundaries is the harder dharmic path.

“Family peace bought with selective silence still has a receipt—someone reads it later.”

 Loss

After a parent's death, I discovered they secretly supported relatives I never knew — should I carry on what they started?

Inherit the why, not the what. Legacy is a direction — not a script you re-perform.

“The dead don't need your re-enactment. They need your version of what they meant.”

 Creative

A colleague is taking credit for work I built — do I confront them privately or correct the record publicly?

Pull them aside first. If the lie keeps walking, then the room gets to see.

“The truth doesn't need a stage. It just needs a door that stays open.”
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1355 decisions read so far — across relationships, career, family, money and more

Relationships Career Family Integrity Money

When the conversation needs more

The reading is free. You pay to keep talking.

Every reading comes with 4 free exchanges with your Sarathi. When you need more — a longer conversation, or more readings — everything paid is one-time, offered at its moment. No subscriptions.

Sarathi Session

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Continue the conversation

For the dilemma that isn't resolved in four exchanges.

  • Unlimited conversation on one dilemma for 48 hours
  • Your Sarathi has read the whole reading already
  • Picks up exactly where the free exchanges stopped
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Reading Bundle

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After your free readings

5 more readings, yours forever.

  • 5 reading credits — they never expire
  • Used automatically when your free readings run out
  • One-time — not a subscription, nothing renews
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Walk With Me

₹299
After you decide

Seven days of quiet check-ins while you act on the call.

  • One short check-in a day, for 7 days — one line, one question
  • Each one opens back into your conversation
  • Conversation on that reading stays open all week
  • Offered when a session closes — never before you've decided
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Sarathi Wallet

₹399
For the next dilemmas

4 sessions, prepaid.

  • 4 Sarathi Session credits, yours until used
  • At the next session ask, you redeem a credit instead of paying
  • They never expire and never renew
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Reading PDF

₹29
Keep it

Your reading as a PDF — dated, downloadable, yours.

  • The full reading in one file
  • Yours on that reading forever
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Nothing renews. Each of these is offered exactly when it's useful — never before. See pricing →

The difference, plainly

Ask a mirror, and it agrees with you.

A general chatbot…

Mirrors your lean — argue either side and it follows you there.

A fresh chat every time — last month's crossroads is gone.

Can invent a verse that sounds right and isn't there.

KarmaLens…

Holds one committed call, scored on eight fixed lenses.

Remembers your decisions and outcomes — and names the pattern.

Quotes scripture verbatim — or abstains. Never invents.

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Why we exist

Everyone you ask about a hard decision is compromised.

Friends and family carry their own fears and a stake in your choice. Strangers don’t care. Most people can see their own benefit in your call. A chatbot just mirrors whatever side you lean. There was no unbiased, principled place to think a hard decision through — so we built one, on a framework that has held for five thousand years. And we built it to one day make itself unnecessary.

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Questions before you trust it?

Privacy, verse matching, crisis handling — answered without the legalese.

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The decision you keep turning over. See it clearly.

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