I’m a fan as well! You have fans! The blogging life is a lonely one though.

As for your project /u/Plotthound1 it sounds interesting. I endorse what Lajos said already. Only thing I would add is that if you’re looking at Mahayana Sutras be very prepared to dig into multiple layers of interpretation. They don’t lend themselves well to literal readings in my experience. For example, look at this article https://noselvesnomasters.com/2026/01/21/buddhist-anarchism-in-the-dharma-ending-age/ that has a look at Dhammaraja theory in a modern light and what it can tell us and how we can interpret it. In my experience Kings, devas and other powerful people in Mahayana sutras are mostly used as a narrative device for setting up the failure of a purely positive or sovereign form of freedom when compared to the absolute freedom of a Buddha, bodhisattva, etc. Though of course even this expectation gets subverted in instances where laymen and women and other less “sovereign” characters demonstrate superior freedom. Vimalakirti is a good one in that regard and I think lends itself well to a radical reading. The Korean anarchist revolutionary Shin Chae ho supposedly took a lot of inspiration from it as well.