The Great Library of Nālandā

In the 7th and 8th centuries Nālandā thrived as a vibrant intellectual epicenter in northern India, it’s impact on learning and culture rivaling that of Alexandria. Though Nālandā was devasted by a brutal invasion in the late 12th century, it’s priceless texts were preserved in Tibet through a remarkable process – manuscripts were copied onto palm leaves using the magical writing of arura juice to evade hostile gatekeepers. Now, harnessing advanced AI, we are launching an ambitious project to digitize, translate, and share these long-lost treasures at a fraction of traditional costs. Who knows what secrets they hold? This may be the Nag Hamadi discovery of the 21st century, heralding a new era in cultural revival.