For people who want to be part of K4M2A, not only read it: engineers, researchers, students of Madhyasth Darshan, writers, educators and organisers.
Join
the team
Who we are looking for
- Engineers and researchers, to build Dhee, CoSeeker, K4M2 AI and Earth & Us, and to work on the open problems: measuring understanding, wellbeing at the level of a family, and “enough” in climate models.
- Students of Madhyasth Darshan, to check our readings against the source and our English against the Hindi, and to help test whether what we build holds to it.
- Writers and educators, for essays, Hindi–English translation, teaching, and schools designed around understanding.
- Organisers, for the podcast, the CoSeeker community, gatherings and the everyday running of the work.
You don’t need to fit one of these exactly, and you don’t need a particular background. Students, parents, farmers, engineers, people who have retired: what matters is that you want a good earth and are willing to work it out with others.
How it works
- Voluntary, for now. Joining the team is unpaid at this stage. We say so up front, so you can decide with the full picture.
- Remote, from anywhere. We work online, in English or Hindi.
- Your time, honestly stated. Tell us how much time you can give. A few steady hours a week is worth more than a burst that can’t last.
- One voice. We don’t put individual names on the work. What you contribute joins what all of us write together; see how we operate.
- Free to step back. Nobody has to stay. If it stops fitting, say so, and we part as friends.
The way in
- Read. Start with the Quickstart, about half an hour, or go straight to the thesis.
- Try something. Live with one practice from an essay for a week, or talk to Dhee. Notice what changes.
- Write to us. What draws you to this work, what you would bring, and how much time you have.
- A conversation. We reply within a week. If it seems to fit, we arrange a video conversation to get to know each other.
- One small thing together. We start with one piece of real work, so both sides can see how it feels before anything bigger.
Before you write
You would be joining work in progress, not a finished organisation. Most of what we do is still being tested, and we say where we might be wrong. If that sounds like the right place for you, we would like to hear from you.