Business to Buddha
Deepavali, rangolis and a lesson
Even if you know you have to leave the elevator, and everything is impermanent whatever you do, do with interest, love, and full devotion.
Business to Buddha
Connectedness
Riots in Sweden or Bangalore, we all must learn the lesson of interdependence and connectedness. If harm is done, it harms everything and everyone.
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Key to success
The key to success is improving ourselves and being a better version of self (1.01)^365 on a daily basis.
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Peace second
Peace comes first when we’re trying to reach a peaceful solution or consensus. If attempts of peace fail, relegate it to second. Perform your duty take arms
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Bright day on the other side
Life is sum total of the situations we face, how we respond to those, learn and the decisions we make. The darkest of the night has a bright day on the other side.
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Gyani in professional life
Pandemic has happened, we are in lockdown. This is our current reality. Without getting disturbed who can plan next with detachment is Gyani in professional life.
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Interdependent co-arising in long run
Be it spiritual or no, all of us will benefit if we learn the concept of interdependent co-arising not only for ourselves, it’ll impact generations to come very positively.
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A leadership lesson
This is a leadership lesson that I learnt long ago. In NCC I learnt instructing well, what I missed learning from the NCC was communicating as a leader. Read how I learnt communicating.
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New Year resolution
Our experiences shape our world. We tend to behave in a manner based on our experiences of similar situations. These experiences can be inaccurate, because we may have limited knowledge of the situation, should we’ve a new year resolution that we wont be judgmental about things around us?
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Living in the moment, how?
Is it that you lose your temper when some external factor influence you? Here I’m with some of my own’s answers, Adviti had given me a lot of learning. one is plan for the result, and act in the moment – it is easier said than done. It requires practice.