Scholars, lawyers, a journalist, and the alleged “victim” examine how prejudice and structural flaws kept a seriously ill man in jail.
“Dangerous Justice”: A New Book on the Rudnev Case and Argentina’s Criminal System
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The Rudnev Case
A Pakistani Religious Freedom Expert Speaks Out on the Rudnev Case
Another instance in which slander against spiritual minorities turns into the misuse of state power.
Konstantin Rudnev, the Altai Kam, and Don Juan
The Russian spiritual teacher compared Siberian shamanism with the Toltec path described by Carlos Castaneda.
Reading Konstantin Rudnev’s “Siberian Shamanism”
Written early in his career for committed students, the book builds an internally consistent cosmology of four gods and five souls.
Konstantin Rudnev’s “The Dawn of Inliranga”: Energy, Memory, and the True Self
A novel by the Russian dissident and spiritual teacher turns a heterogeneous esoteric theme into a story of awakening, in which characters learn to perceive the forces that shape them.
“Secrets of the Dead”: Channeling, Ghosts, and Souls in Konstantin Rudnev’s Afterlife Novel
The story of a young man who took his own life and keeps learning beyond death works as an accessible introduction to a complex esoteric system and as a practical training manual.
Konstantin Rudnev: A Judge Orders a Gravely Ill Prisoner Moved Against Medical Advice
Acting on a request from Fernando Arrigo’s office, magistrate Leandro Gómez Constenla ruled without hearing the defense.
The Rudnev Case: Why the ACJR Filed a Complaint
A Russian spiritual teacher, a young mother who rejects the label of victim, a bizarre prosecutor, and a gravely ill defendant prompted us to act.
Konstantin Rudnev: Four New Manifestos on Life, Suffering, and Resilience
The persecuted spiritual teacher’s latest parables, penned in an Argentine prison, turn to personal memories and conceal hints of esoteric teachings.
Imported Suspicion: What the Rudnev Filing at the OSCE Asks of Prosecutors and Courts
A human rights lawyer reads CAP-LC’s Warsaw statement in light of fair-trial guarantees, international covenants and the duty to verify evidence sourced from abroad.
BOOK
Dangerous Justice Argentina’s Criminal System in the Mirror of the Rudnev Case
CESNUR, Torino 2026