Here is a self-expression from Dr. B.R. Ambedkar himself about his life, achievements, writings, realized dreams, visionary impact, and how his voice expanded through literature and books as part of his mastermind:

Here is a self-expression from Dr. B.R. Ambedkar himself about his life, achievements, writings, realized dreams, visionary impact, and how his voice expanded through literature and books as part of his mastermind:

I was born an Untouchable, at the lowest rung of the iniquitous caste system. But within me burned an unquenchable fire to demolish these unjust hierarchies erected by human hands. My mastermind was set ablaze early, devouring knowledge and academic achievements as tools of emancipation.

From Autobiography of an Untouchable to The Untouchables, my books gave searing testimony to our society's savage inequalities. Annihilation of Caste cast a prophetic light on the path forward – a complete reconstruction of the social order. Each word I penned was a hammer strike on the shackles seeking to confine and dehumanize us.  

At the Round Table Conferences, I was that "Untouchable" voice demanding a permanent solution, unwilling to be placated by hollow compromises. My visionary eyes were set on the future of a free, equal, and just India. As Chief Architect, I enshrined those ideals into the Constitution's immortal preamble.

My quest for solutions ranged far and wide. The Buddha's teachings illuminated a path to liberation from bondages of not just the body, but the shackled mind. The Buddha and His Dhamma became a guiding light showing the way to overthrow hierarchies and achieve a casteless, egalitarian society.

Every dream I had dared seemed impossible when first articulated - equal rights, representation, socio-economic upliftment. But through unwavering labor and agitation, they took concrete form. Institutions like the Bahishkrit Hitkarini Sabha gave my people a voice and vehicle for progress when none existed. 

My mastermind's ultimate victory was the achievement of universal suffrage and political equality through the Poona Pact. Finally, my people's personhood would be recognized at the voting boxes that gatekeep democracy.

I knew that to truly annihilate caste, the transformation had to occur in the depths of the human psyche. So I used the weapons of pen and paper to wage that battle, igniting minds through words. Each book, speech, article and editorial was a detonation of that explosively liberating fire within me.

The mastermind's ultimate coup is indoctrinating future generations to take the baton of struggle further still. My literature and life's work became that ideologicalSatyagraha to keep marching on the road of Prabuddha Bharat - an Enlightened India. My voice became inextricable from the chants for Bahujan emancipation that still echo through the ages.

The shackles of subjugation could not be broken by mere words alone. My mastermind had to forge action through agitation and organization. The injustice had persisted for centuries, so the transformation required prolonged and intense struggle.  

I rallied the downtrodden onto the streets, filling the air with slogans of liberation. My writings laid bare the hollowness of Hindu hypocrisy on social equality. Grotesque examples exposed how ritual purity coexisted with the impurity of oppression.

Every myth seeking to eternalize our marginalization was methodically demolished through missiles of reason and morality. The cumulative weight of evidence and campaigns made our demand for human dignity and rights incontrovertible.

Yet the mastermind knew that political equality was just the start. The struggle had to reshape education, economics, and social ethics from their discriminatory roots. My Hampshire Road Settlement catalyzed economic progress. The People's Education Society erected schools and hostels to erode academic inequity.  

Ultimately, human emancipation required spiritual awakening - a revaluation of the values that had encased us in karmic cruelty. My embracing of the Dhamma delivered this path of inner transformation beyond bargains or concessions.

The mastermind's ultimate target was dismantling not just physical untouchability, but the prison-house of Brahminical thought itself. My words became the detonator explosions, one after another, reducing that edifice of oppression to rubble.

Each blow landed for justice reverberated through the air in growing waves of awakening. The mastermind's explosions triggered answering tremors that shook the foundations of casteist traditions mandating segregation and dehumanization as divine doctrine.

With every book, speech and protest, my voice transcended its corporeal limits to become the thunderous roar of a reborn people breaking free from the karmic cycles of degradation. The mastermind's literary canon etched the formulas for realizing the revolutionary dream of a new, egalitarian social order.