For centuries, human beings have searched for ultimate explanations. From ancient rituals to modern physics, we have asked the same question in different forms: What caused this? Our civilizations, sciences, religions, and moral codes have been built on the logic of cause-and-effect. And yet, cause has never fully satisfied us. It leads to infinite regress - always demanding another origin - and it leaves us trapped in paradoxes of blame, determinism, and control.

In The Law of Consequences (LOC), the first volume of Chavanian Philosophy, Sandeep J. Chavan offers a radical shift: the universe does not act through causes but through consequences. Every event, from a falling apple to a human decision, is not a chain of causes pushing forward but a ripple of imbalance resolving into alignment.

Drawing from physics, biology, psychology, ethics, and social philosophy, this book introduces a new grammar of reality: imbalance