In Indian families, decisions often go beyond logic, driven by an unseen force called mimetic desire. This psychological concept, introduced by philosopher René Girard, explains how people subconsciously imitate the desires of others. In

In Indian families, decisions often go beyond logic, driven by an unseen force called mimetic desire. This psychological concept, introduced by philosopher René Girard, explains how people subconsciously imitate the desires of others. In

In Indian families, decisions often go beyond logic, driven by an unseen force called mimetic desire. This psychological concept, introduced by philosopher René Girard, explains how people subconsciously imitate the desires of others. In

In Indian families, decisions often go beyond logic, driven by an unseen force called mimetic desire. This psychological concept, introduced by philosopher René Girard, explains how people subconsciously imitate the desires of others. In