This book is the author's attempt to interpret and explain Indic concepts based on dharma, using systems theory-- specifically game theory. The book also details the author's own journey in re-discovering these concepts, triggered by conceptual dissonance coming from two different ways of thinking or hermeneutics, while growing up. The clockwork model of Newtonian physics as well as more recent models of quantum mechanics, both treat the universe as an impersonal automaton, driven solely by the laws of physics and causality. In this book, this is called machine hermeneutics-- which is currently the mainstream way of interpreting the universe, taught in schools worldwide. While machine hermeneutics has been widely successful, it still has several conceptual gaps when we need to reason across energy and information. There is no simple way to connect the two. Dharmic concepts that is characteristic of the traditional Indian way of thinking, models the universe as an abstract entity called