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We are not living in capitalism as we once knew it. We are entering a new age of digital feudalism-where corporations, not kings, own the land, the rules, and the future. At the heart of this transformation stands the Triad-BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street-three asset management giants whose overlapping ownership quietly shapes global markets, governments, and even the choices of daily life. In The New Corporate Feudalism, Sam Prajnananda unmasks this hidden empire. With vivid storytelling, historical parallels, and rigorous analysis, he shows how the Triad's power rests not in elections or armies, but in infrastructure-level control: utilities, housing, data, algorithms, and the very conditions of survival. This is not temporary dominance-it is perpetual ownership, engineered to make opting out unthinkable. From pandemic wealth transfers to the rise of subscription life, from ESG scoring to digital surveillance, the book traces how crises accelerate consolidation and how nations themselves are reduced to franchises of transnational interests. Yet it also reveals a counter-current: communities reclaiming the commons, building parallel economies, and practicing what Prajnananda calls sacred disconnection-the art of rejecting surveillance capitalism while creating humane alternatives. Part exposé, part roadmap, and part manifesto, The New Corporate Feudalism invites readers to see beyond the castle walls of corporate power. It challenges us not only to resist, but to build anew: cooperative platforms, local currencies, regenerative systems, and economies rooted in stewardship rather than extraction. The castle may stand tall today, but it is not eternal. This book argues that the future belongs to those who choose to exit, build, and connect-to reclaim land, data, and destiny from the lords of finance and remember the oldest truth: the commons endures where people choose to care for it together.

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