False Enlightenment as "Pseudo Rigpa" and the Commodification of Love: How Non-Monogamy, Polyamory and Modern Ideologies Misappropriate Dharma, Commercialize Liberation and Market Pseudo-Spirituality.

False Enlightenment as “Pseudo-Rigpa” & the Commodification of Love continues the interdisciplinary inquiry initiated in The Consumerist Sexual Economy, extending its critique of neoliberal intimacy into the moral-psychological and metaphysical realm. Written under the auspices of the Aletheia Institute for Integrative Theoretical System Studies, this volume applies the meta-framework developed in "Integrative Theoretical System Studies: The Axial Architecture of Ideological Mutation to analyze how the Epoch of Apparential Liberal Mirage redefines desire, spirituality, and liberation through ideological inversion.

The book examines how contemporary movements such as non-monogamy, polyamory, and “ethical” sexual freedom rebrand craving as enlightenment and commodify love as a consumable virtue. Drawing from Buddhist moral psychology, psychoanalysis, and cultural systems theory, it introduces the concept of False Enlightenment—or Pseudo-Rigpa—to describe how modern ideologies simulate awakening while perpetuating delusion and craving.

As an applied critique, the work bridges theoretical, ethical, and phenomenological analysis, demonstrating how spiritual language and emotional markets coalesce into a unified structure of control within the Apparential Liberal Mirage. It serves as both a sequel and an applied continuation of the conceptual foundations established in The Consumerist Sexual Economy.

**Keywords:** Aletheia Institute, Integrative Theoretical System Studies (ITSS), Buddhist Eschatology, Polyamory and Non-Monogamy, Liberal Mirage, False Rigpa, IMS Axis, DTS Axis, CGT Axis, Cognitive Gynocentric Telegony, Moral Psychology, Ideological Critique, Cultural Philosophy.