Ho Hum.
"Western"civilisation won't be ready for that kind of thinking soon, we have to go back to our roots, to the kind of "Aryan Cosmocentric" thinking that gave rise to 'Eastern" mysticism.
Dr Clare Graves and his successors have taken a more focused and rational approach to studying human evolution, it's worth looking at concepts such as Spiral Dynamics as a framework for understanding the task ahead, whatever school of thought you're seeking to employ.
"Western" civilisation is stuck, egalitarianism is a millstone around our necks, it's been imposed at the wrong time and it's associated ideologies have de railed us from the evolutionary path.
We have a long way to go, ethnocentrism has to come first, then world- centrism then cosmocentrism, at present we're still for the most part stuck on Grave's "Orange" level, "strive/struggle", with elements of society rolling back into blue and even red.
The "Green" stage is an illusion at present, it's ideological rather than substantive and genuine, it's professors are actually no more evolved and in some cases far less advanced than the rest of society so the whole "everyone must share" idea has become toxic, even pathological.
Hinduism is the closest surviving system we have to "our" religion, that Pantheism with an obscured monotheism, I've a lot of time for "White Hindus" like, Savitri Devi, Julius Evola and even Ken Wilber's more recent work.