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VEDANTA: Spirituality For Leadership & Success
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Whether you are a leader, a potential leader, or a regular individual, the ultimate goal of your life is to realize your own divinity, which is, in fact, your true nature—this is what the ancient philosophy of Vedanta propagates, a philosophy that is quintessential to Eastern thought and mysticism.
Such timeless and important teachings have been judiciously collected and transformed into relevant takeaways by the author in this self-help guide. Through the distillation of Vedic and Upanishadic knowledge, this book expounds Vedanta’s eternal principles of life and living, and offers crucial lessons for awakening your highest leadership and success potential.
About the Author
Pranay is a mystic philosopher. He is an expert on Indian and world spirituality.
Pranay’s modules on ‘Advanced Spirituality for Leadership and Success’ (PowerTalks/MysticTalks for public and corporate audiences) have won global acclaim.
Pranay is also a theatre personality and playwright. His original productions such as From Kabir to Kavi and Soul Stir have been acclaimed by world luminaries for their path-breaking spiritual content.
Pranay and his partner Sohini run the socio-cultural philanthropic commune TAS, whose initiatives such as ‘Theatre Against Drugs’ (for addicts), ‘Geetimalya’ (for underprivileged children) and ‘Shohaag’ (for women empowerment) are well-known and have become movements.
Presently, Pranay is collating his discourses on mind-body-spirit themes for various book series.
Connect with him on his website: pranay.org
Whether you are a leader, a potential leader, or a regular individual, the ultimate goal of your life is to realize your own divinity, which is, in fact, your true nature—this is what the ancient philosophy of Vedanta propagates, a philosophy that is quintessential to Eastern thought and mysticism.
Such timeless and important teachings have been judiciously collected and transformed into relevant takeaways by the author in this self-help guide. Through the distillation of Vedic and Upanishadic knowledge, this book expounds Vedanta’s eternal principles of life and living, and offers crucial lessons for awakening your highest leadership and success potential.
About the Author
Pranay is a mystic philosopher. He is an expert on Indian and world spirituality.
Pranay’s modules on ‘Advanced Spirituality for Leadership and Success’ (PowerTalks/MysticTalks for public and corporate audiences) have won global acclaim.
Pranay is also a theatre personality and playwright. His original productions such as From Kabir to Kavi and Soul Stir have been acclaimed by world luminaries for their path-breaking spiritual content.
Pranay and his partner Sohini run the socio-cultural philanthropic commune TAS, whose initiatives such as ‘Theatre Against Drugs’ (for addicts), ‘Geetimalya’ (for underprivileged children) and ‘Shohaag’ (for women empowerment) are well-known and have become movements.
Presently, Pranay is collating his discourses on mind-body-spirit themes for various book series.
Connect with him on his website: pranay.org
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Published November 1, 2020
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February 18, 2021
This book us an absolute stunner since it deciphered as to what Vedanta is all about. This has made me to retrospect myself on various questions that were lingering in my mind over a period of time. This includes:
Why is pure & divine consciousness required?
Why is sharing very important with regards to Vision?
Who is GOD according to the Sanatan Dharma of Hinduism?
When does self faith & inspirational power accumulate within you?
How to overcome psychological fear? to name a few. You need not have to worry since you would find answers for all these and many other questions in this book.
If you think Vedanta is associated with one religion, you’re wrong. It is about realising our ultimate state of being, which is achieved in the state of pure freedom of perception. How rightly said..
“Don’t live in the ignorance that your thoughts are your ultimate reality”. Don’t you agree to this?
Two prongs of Vedanta. Why “I” should be avoided and how if it is coupled with ego is a disaster.
Do you know?
Sadhbhavana & Sahacarya is all about fellowship & belonging to a common human family
A leader is a collaborator & should not impose his ideologies nor to be treated as an individual. Importance of team work.
I was also pleasantly surprised to see some of the concepts finding its mention in this book. Some of them are given below:
Chakravartin = World Conqueror = Conquering our negative parts & emphasising the positive
Apple = Beauty & Creativity.
What we think = what we do = what we say
Jung,Freud talks about us being the part of the collective dream of entire humanity during our subconscious/ unconscious level.
The importance of patience is explained well.
My overall impression about this book is “unputdownable”
Why is pure & divine consciousness required?
Why is sharing very important with regards to Vision?
Who is GOD according to the Sanatan Dharma of Hinduism?
When does self faith & inspirational power accumulate within you?
How to overcome psychological fear? to name a few. You need not have to worry since you would find answers for all these and many other questions in this book.
If you think Vedanta is associated with one religion, you’re wrong. It is about realising our ultimate state of being, which is achieved in the state of pure freedom of perception. How rightly said..
“Don’t live in the ignorance that your thoughts are your ultimate reality”. Don’t you agree to this?
Two prongs of Vedanta. Why “I” should be avoided and how if it is coupled with ego is a disaster.
Do you know?
Sadhbhavana & Sahacarya is all about fellowship & belonging to a common human family
A leader is a collaborator & should not impose his ideologies nor to be treated as an individual. Importance of team work.
I was also pleasantly surprised to see some of the concepts finding its mention in this book. Some of them are given below:
Chakravartin = World Conqueror = Conquering our negative parts & emphasising the positive
Apple = Beauty & Creativity.
What we think = what we do = what we say
Jung,Freud talks about us being the part of the collective dream of entire humanity during our subconscious/ unconscious level.
The importance of patience is explained well.
My overall impression about this book is “unputdownable”
March 11, 2025
At its core, the book seeks to transform how we view leadership by urging us to look within. Drawing from Vedanta—a philosophical tradition that represents the culmination of Vedic thought—the author argues that true leadership starts with self-realization. In doing so, the book not only offers spiritual insights but also provides practical guidance for modern leaders who must navigate complex, rapidly changing environments
Key Themes and Insights
1. Self-Realization as the Foundation of Leadership
Pranay stresses that the knowledge of our true nature—beyond the physical body—is significant in being an effective leader. It also talks about the clarity and calm in decision-making achieved by overcoming limitations due to self-recognition as a manifestation of limitless consciousness. The similarity of this idea with the Yoga Vasishtha, which pronounces a calm mind to be free, is elaborated in various texts.
2. Integrating Spirituality with Modern Management
Rather than showing some reasonable separation between spirituality and business, this book blends them very well. According to Pranay, qualities inherent in becoming a great leader—"inner peace, resilience, and others that inspire"—are rooted in spiritual practice. It is through symbols, such as the lotus (purity in adversity) and the swan (wisdom) that he explains how leaders can cultivate inner strength even though conditions around them may be difficult.
3. Overcoming Psychological Barriers
A common message emerging from all this is the need for healing one's psychological fears or limiting beliefs. According to the book, fear can stop processes of decision-making and stifle some leaders' potential. Through self-inquiry and recognition of our true inner divinity, leaders can transcend the constraints of ego and the patterns prescribed by society. Such a journey of inner transformation is further presented as a prerequisite to bold and visionary choices, particularly during crises.
4. The Power of Teamwork and Fellowship
Pranay mentions that one has to build ownership among the team in addition to their individual skills to make an effective leader, so the team members feel belongingness and support for each other. This book emphasizes that the leader's ability to create a "fellowship" of team members is central to facing day-to-day obstacles or extraordinary crises.
5. Practical Applications of Ancient Wisdom
Throughout its chapters, the book offers actionable insights drawn from Vedanta. For instance, it discusses:
Non-verbal Communication: Emphasizing that much of our influence as leaders comes from body language and the energy we project.
Resilience in Adversity: Drawing analogies from nature—such as the lotus blooming in muddy water—to encourage leaders to thrive under pressure.
The Art of Decision-Making: Encouraging leaders to cultivate a clear and unclouded mind to navigate the complexities of modern management.
These practical lessons make the ancient wisdom of the Vedas and Upanishads relevant for today’s leadership challenges.
Structure and Style
The chapters of the book outline various aspects of leadership through the lens of spirituality, discussing some in depth and requiring contemplation, while treating others more superficially, thereby providing instructions for concrete, useful action. With this spectrum of reflective and practical content, the work appeals to both those newly interested in Vedanta thinking and those seasoned leaders seeking inner enrichment.
Pranay utilizes fascinating historical anecdotes, considering the life of Adi Shankaracharya, and juxtaposes them with modern examples of contemporary thinkers discussing the nature of consciousness. This way, he makes complicated spiritual concepts, their understanding, and direct applicability in leadership contexts easier to the readers.
What I Like About The Book
1.Holistic Approach: The book uniquely integrates ancient spirituality with modern leadership principles, offering a multidimensional perspective on success.
2.Depth of Insight: Its emphasis on self-realization and inner transformation encourages readers to look beyond superficial success and develop lasting qualities.
3.Practical Relevance: Despite its philosophical depth, the book provides concrete strategies—such as fostering team fellowship and overcoming fear—that can be immediately applied in professional settings.
4.Engaging Symbolism: The use of vivid symbols (like the lotus and the swan) and analogies makes the abstract teachings of Vedanta relatable and memorable.
Final Thought
Vedanta: Spirituality for Leadership and Success is a powerful and interesting combination of spiritual questioning and actionable guidance for leadership. Pranay's book will appeal to those leaders and nearly-made leaders who feel ready to embark on an inner quest and recognize their unlimited potential; thereby translating one into the forefront of effective leadership. By self-realization and nurturing a deeper connection with one's inner self, the book articulates a timeless roadmap for success in all walks of life, never letting it remain encapsulated in professional settings alone.
If you want to see how ancient wisdom informs modern leadership practices and if you are willing to interact with reflective transformative material, then this book is highly recommended. It invites one to slow down, reflect, and ultimately lead with clarity, confidence, and compassion.
Key Themes and Insights
1. Self-Realization as the Foundation of Leadership
Pranay stresses that the knowledge of our true nature—beyond the physical body—is significant in being an effective leader. It also talks about the clarity and calm in decision-making achieved by overcoming limitations due to self-recognition as a manifestation of limitless consciousness. The similarity of this idea with the Yoga Vasishtha, which pronounces a calm mind to be free, is elaborated in various texts.
2. Integrating Spirituality with Modern Management
Rather than showing some reasonable separation between spirituality and business, this book blends them very well. According to Pranay, qualities inherent in becoming a great leader—"inner peace, resilience, and others that inspire"—are rooted in spiritual practice. It is through symbols, such as the lotus (purity in adversity) and the swan (wisdom) that he explains how leaders can cultivate inner strength even though conditions around them may be difficult.
3. Overcoming Psychological Barriers
A common message emerging from all this is the need for healing one's psychological fears or limiting beliefs. According to the book, fear can stop processes of decision-making and stifle some leaders' potential. Through self-inquiry and recognition of our true inner divinity, leaders can transcend the constraints of ego and the patterns prescribed by society. Such a journey of inner transformation is further presented as a prerequisite to bold and visionary choices, particularly during crises.
4. The Power of Teamwork and Fellowship
Pranay mentions that one has to build ownership among the team in addition to their individual skills to make an effective leader, so the team members feel belongingness and support for each other. This book emphasizes that the leader's ability to create a "fellowship" of team members is central to facing day-to-day obstacles or extraordinary crises.
5. Practical Applications of Ancient Wisdom
Throughout its chapters, the book offers actionable insights drawn from Vedanta. For instance, it discusses:
Non-verbal Communication: Emphasizing that much of our influence as leaders comes from body language and the energy we project.
Resilience in Adversity: Drawing analogies from nature—such as the lotus blooming in muddy water—to encourage leaders to thrive under pressure.
The Art of Decision-Making: Encouraging leaders to cultivate a clear and unclouded mind to navigate the complexities of modern management.
These practical lessons make the ancient wisdom of the Vedas and Upanishads relevant for today’s leadership challenges.
Structure and Style
The chapters of the book outline various aspects of leadership through the lens of spirituality, discussing some in depth and requiring contemplation, while treating others more superficially, thereby providing instructions for concrete, useful action. With this spectrum of reflective and practical content, the work appeals to both those newly interested in Vedanta thinking and those seasoned leaders seeking inner enrichment.
Pranay utilizes fascinating historical anecdotes, considering the life of Adi Shankaracharya, and juxtaposes them with modern examples of contemporary thinkers discussing the nature of consciousness. This way, he makes complicated spiritual concepts, their understanding, and direct applicability in leadership contexts easier to the readers.
What I Like About The Book
1.Holistic Approach: The book uniquely integrates ancient spirituality with modern leadership principles, offering a multidimensional perspective on success.
2.Depth of Insight: Its emphasis on self-realization and inner transformation encourages readers to look beyond superficial success and develop lasting qualities.
3.Practical Relevance: Despite its philosophical depth, the book provides concrete strategies—such as fostering team fellowship and overcoming fear—that can be immediately applied in professional settings.
4.Engaging Symbolism: The use of vivid symbols (like the lotus and the swan) and analogies makes the abstract teachings of Vedanta relatable and memorable.
Final Thought
Vedanta: Spirituality for Leadership and Success is a powerful and interesting combination of spiritual questioning and actionable guidance for leadership. Pranay's book will appeal to those leaders and nearly-made leaders who feel ready to embark on an inner quest and recognize their unlimited potential; thereby translating one into the forefront of effective leadership. By self-realization and nurturing a deeper connection with one's inner self, the book articulates a timeless roadmap for success in all walks of life, never letting it remain encapsulated in professional settings alone.
If you want to see how ancient wisdom informs modern leadership practices and if you are willing to interact with reflective transformative material, then this book is highly recommended. It invites one to slow down, reflect, and ultimately lead with clarity, confidence, and compassion.
July 11, 2021
The cover of the book looks elegant and attractive. The OM graphic is appealing and certainly infuses curiousity to know what’s inside.
To all those who don’t know what Vedanta is, it is conclusion of the Vedas, the earliest sacred literature of India. It applies to Upanishads, which were elaboration of the Vedas, and to the school that arose out of the study of Upanishads.
Vedanta being an ocean of knowledge, this book too was a great source of leadership wisdom for me. I think knowledge-wise this book is more condensed with thought provoking concepts about leadership than other books in this series.
The author in of the chapters explains how we humans misconcept about ourselves being limited in scope. Whereas, the truth is we are singularity of unlimited conscious energy. Author sheds light on Yogi Vashishta’s saying- ‘If you are bound from all sides by idea that, “I am the body”, cut that bond by the sword of knowledge, “I am consciousness” and be happy.’
What a profound thought, after all, our body is perishable but our soul AKA consciousness is immortal, and there’s much more to life than what we perceive as humans.
Author goes on to explain how we are a small part of the great universe and that everything we do is just a fraction of the greater plan by the cosmos.
Book states that according to Vedanta, in times of crisis, a good leader would evoke the feeling of fellowship in the team mates. The feeling of Sadbhava and Sahakarya. If work-life is a battle, the force to function as one singular entity, with fellowship, is utmost importance. It is very essential, to understand this concept of mutual support. Author explains how a good team is supposed to be. i.e an organic whole that is deeply rooted in an interdependency of friendship.
I liked how minute details about leadership are also explained in this book. Example, most communication between people is non verbal- its through body language, which is energy more than anything else. A good leader must seek to address that than anything else – to create a fellowship, a sense of care within the team.
The book further delves into ways to create inner joy for outer affluence and ability to rise amidst crisis and tough situations. Author gives the example of Lotus and Swan being greatest symbols of thriving leadership. Just like how swans keep moving seeking clear water, depicts how a leadership should aspire for greatness. How Lotus blooms even in the dirtiest of locations, shows how inner peace and positivity can bloom you personally even in worst situations around you.
Vedanta has some really heavy chapters as well. By heavy I mean, chapters which would make you sit and think on it. This book doesn’t seem to me as a book to read fast and finish. Every paragraph needs to be pondered upon. Every chapter makes a lasting impression on the mind. It makes you question different ideas about life.
There are many chapters in this book which would compel you to highlight them. The language used is extremely lucid and narration is simple. I would’ve liked if author would’ve touched some topics more deeply though. Some of the chapters are amazing whereas some seem flat.
One of my favourite chapters was The visionary Leader. It talks about how a leader should be open to change and also motivate the team mates to be open to newness. What differentiates a visionary leader from the rest is that they are not attached to their past. What a beautiful thought, indeed.
Ratings:
Cover: 4/ 5 Stars
Narration: 3.5/ 5 Stars
Learning Quotient: 4/ 5 Stars
Content: 4/ 5 Stars
The LazyScoop Rating: 4/ 5 Stars
The LazyScoop Verdict:
This book is filled with ever green lessons. If you are a leader or a person aspiring to lead, this book will teach you many important lessons to remember for life.
To all those who don’t know what Vedanta is, it is conclusion of the Vedas, the earliest sacred literature of India. It applies to Upanishads, which were elaboration of the Vedas, and to the school that arose out of the study of Upanishads.
Vedanta being an ocean of knowledge, this book too was a great source of leadership wisdom for me. I think knowledge-wise this book is more condensed with thought provoking concepts about leadership than other books in this series.
The author in of the chapters explains how we humans misconcept about ourselves being limited in scope. Whereas, the truth is we are singularity of unlimited conscious energy. Author sheds light on Yogi Vashishta’s saying- ‘If you are bound from all sides by idea that, “I am the body”, cut that bond by the sword of knowledge, “I am consciousness” and be happy.’
What a profound thought, after all, our body is perishable but our soul AKA consciousness is immortal, and there’s much more to life than what we perceive as humans.
Author goes on to explain how we are a small part of the great universe and that everything we do is just a fraction of the greater plan by the cosmos.
Book states that according to Vedanta, in times of crisis, a good leader would evoke the feeling of fellowship in the team mates. The feeling of Sadbhava and Sahakarya. If work-life is a battle, the force to function as one singular entity, with fellowship, is utmost importance. It is very essential, to understand this concept of mutual support. Author explains how a good team is supposed to be. i.e an organic whole that is deeply rooted in an interdependency of friendship.
I liked how minute details about leadership are also explained in this book. Example, most communication between people is non verbal- its through body language, which is energy more than anything else. A good leader must seek to address that than anything else – to create a fellowship, a sense of care within the team.
The book further delves into ways to create inner joy for outer affluence and ability to rise amidst crisis and tough situations. Author gives the example of Lotus and Swan being greatest symbols of thriving leadership. Just like how swans keep moving seeking clear water, depicts how a leadership should aspire for greatness. How Lotus blooms even in the dirtiest of locations, shows how inner peace and positivity can bloom you personally even in worst situations around you.
Vedanta has some really heavy chapters as well. By heavy I mean, chapters which would make you sit and think on it. This book doesn’t seem to me as a book to read fast and finish. Every paragraph needs to be pondered upon. Every chapter makes a lasting impression on the mind. It makes you question different ideas about life.
There are many chapters in this book which would compel you to highlight them. The language used is extremely lucid and narration is simple. I would’ve liked if author would’ve touched some topics more deeply though. Some of the chapters are amazing whereas some seem flat.
One of my favourite chapters was The visionary Leader. It talks about how a leader should be open to change and also motivate the team mates to be open to newness. What differentiates a visionary leader from the rest is that they are not attached to their past. What a beautiful thought, indeed.
Ratings:
Cover: 4/ 5 Stars
Narration: 3.5/ 5 Stars
Learning Quotient: 4/ 5 Stars
Content: 4/ 5 Stars
The LazyScoop Rating: 4/ 5 Stars
The LazyScoop Verdict:
This book is filled with ever green lessons. If you are a leader or a person aspiring to lead, this book will teach you many important lessons to remember for life.
March 25, 2021
𝗩𝗘𝗗𝗔𝗡𝗧𝗔 𝗦𝗣𝗜𝗥𝗜𝗧𝗨𝗔𝗟𝗜𝗧𝗬 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗟𝗘𝗔𝗗𝗘𝗥𝗦𝗛𝗜𝗣 & 𝗦𝗨𝗖𝗖𝗘𝗦𝗦 by PRANAY
PUBLISHED BY : @fingerprintpublishingbooks
The Swan (Hansa) and the Lotus (Kama) are symbols used in Vedanta. These are simply representative of states of mind and spirit. Both symbolize the state of mental and spiritual purity.
All good things arise out of the pore space within us. Have the courage to work out of this purity of inner space, and then only do you become that which you were always meant to be. That is the spirit of the Swan and the Lotus. Greatness can manifest anywhere. You do not need the perfect conditions for it. You do not need any particular environment for it to happen. You can create this environment within yourself, and through creating it within yourself, positively affect all those that come within your range of action. So the symbols have a very subjective meaning: they are poetic, but they're also very practical as a lesson for work and life.
"Veda" means extensive awareness/ knowledge and "anta" means the end. Simply put, Vedanta means the culmination of Vedic wisdom or the final step on our spiritual journey.
The book communicates in detail Guru Adi Shankaracharya's impression of the glory of the divine within oneself and how a leader can accomplish success in life through self-realization and Vedanta. It talks about self-realization, inner peace and happiness, consciousness and bliss. Content is more than enthusiastic and inquisitive. Lots of amazing facts to grasp for leadership and success.
lessons in this book are especially important in a world where leaders, and all those seeking success, have to make tough decisions during crisis situations.
There is a leadership gap these days. Invest in inner enrichment. Get inspired with quality writing and ideals. Nurture outstanding habits and achieve outstanding success.
Recommended.
#readwithak
#vedanta
#vedantalife
PUBLISHED BY : @fingerprintpublishingbooks
The Swan (Hansa) and the Lotus (Kama) are symbols used in Vedanta. These are simply representative of states of mind and spirit. Both symbolize the state of mental and spiritual purity.
All good things arise out of the pore space within us. Have the courage to work out of this purity of inner space, and then only do you become that which you were always meant to be. That is the spirit of the Swan and the Lotus. Greatness can manifest anywhere. You do not need the perfect conditions for it. You do not need any particular environment for it to happen. You can create this environment within yourself, and through creating it within yourself, positively affect all those that come within your range of action. So the symbols have a very subjective meaning: they are poetic, but they're also very practical as a lesson for work and life.
"Veda" means extensive awareness/ knowledge and "anta" means the end. Simply put, Vedanta means the culmination of Vedic wisdom or the final step on our spiritual journey.
The book communicates in detail Guru Adi Shankaracharya's impression of the glory of the divine within oneself and how a leader can accomplish success in life through self-realization and Vedanta. It talks about self-realization, inner peace and happiness, consciousness and bliss. Content is more than enthusiastic and inquisitive. Lots of amazing facts to grasp for leadership and success.
lessons in this book are especially important in a world where leaders, and all those seeking success, have to make tough decisions during crisis situations.
There is a leadership gap these days. Invest in inner enrichment. Get inspired with quality writing and ideals. Nurture outstanding habits and achieve outstanding success.
Recommended.
#readwithak
#vedanta
#vedantalife
March 28, 2021
" You are a product of Infinity, and therefore whatever you do can carry some meaning. You are significant because you are able to transfer energy not only at a material level through how you choose to act but also through how you choose to feel, how you choose to relate to others."
So, I will talk about "VEDANTA". VEDANTA is the ancient mystical philosophy of India and I am a complete spiritual lady who loves to hear anything related to supreme and spiritual facts. This book has snatched my heart. Author Pranay has penned down every motivational line very carefully to awake his readers.
The author's writing style is undoubtedly lucid and there is no interruption while reading. These books are short and very fast-paced as one can complete them at one go. They are truly very interesting and inspiring. There are a lot of facts that were unknown to me and genuinely I am impressed as a reader.
VEDANTA will enclose the meaning of real "YOU". This book consists of Self-realization explanations that are very impactful for our life, especially for mental health. I will recommend this book or series to all nonfiction and fiction readers. As it hasn't any specific category to put. Read it, you will be blessed.
So, I will talk about "VEDANTA". VEDANTA is the ancient mystical philosophy of India and I am a complete spiritual lady who loves to hear anything related to supreme and spiritual facts. This book has snatched my heart. Author Pranay has penned down every motivational line very carefully to awake his readers.
The author's writing style is undoubtedly lucid and there is no interruption while reading. These books are short and very fast-paced as one can complete them at one go. They are truly very interesting and inspiring. There are a lot of facts that were unknown to me and genuinely I am impressed as a reader.
VEDANTA will enclose the meaning of real "YOU". This book consists of Self-realization explanations that are very impactful for our life, especially for mental health. I will recommend this book or series to all nonfiction and fiction readers. As it hasn't any specific category to put. Read it, you will be blessed.
March 16, 2021
I loved the manner in which the author has explained the difficult and intricate teachings of the Vedas and Upnishads quite simply through Vedanta: Spirituality For Leadership And Success. Each of its 21 chapters presents some valuable insight into how an individual can get rid of emotional and mental anxiety besides learning the art of clarifying their mind through self-inquiry and the development of loyalty. The book also helps potential leaders to understand the most effective way to maintain balance and be watchful while handling difficult situations. Most importantly, it helps such individuals to develop the traits that are essential for them to become visionary leaders. It is an exceptionally great book in every respect and can help readers to develop the key qualities that leaders must have to reach the pinnacle of success without losing their true self in the process.
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July 21, 2024
It's a really great motivational book with lots to learn.
There are too many leaders who feel that they have to shoulder the whole burden of giving the team a direction. But really a leader has to look upon herself or himself as a catalyst who can create the right conditions for this group dynamic to become positive. It is not about trying to run all the things within the group by oneself.
To learn: to raise up the energy of the entire fellowship, but not keep ourselves as separate egos within it. Instead, realize the team unit to be an extension of shared energies. It is like different rivers flowing into the same ocean. But the ocean is one, even though different sources have contributed to it!
The seers or rishis of ancient India say that the more patience we have within us, the swifter do things happen!
Remind yourself that all you have is NOW.
Victory is with those who are courageous and have values.
Most good leaders have one thing in common: they can be extremely calm and cool in adverse situations. They seem very collected within themselves during crises.
There are too many leaders who feel that they have to shoulder the whole burden of giving the team a direction. But really a leader has to look upon herself or himself as a catalyst who can create the right conditions for this group dynamic to become positive. It is not about trying to run all the things within the group by oneself.
To learn: to raise up the energy of the entire fellowship, but not keep ourselves as separate egos within it. Instead, realize the team unit to be an extension of shared energies. It is like different rivers flowing into the same ocean. But the ocean is one, even though different sources have contributed to it!
The seers or rishis of ancient India say that the more patience we have within us, the swifter do things happen!
Remind yourself that all you have is NOW.
Victory is with those who are courageous and have values.
Most good leaders have one thing in common: they can be extremely calm and cool in adverse situations. They seem very collected within themselves during crises.
June 26, 2021
Vedanta echoes the wisdom from Upanishadic, Hindu and Vedic philosophies. This book distills the Vedanta and makes it very reachable to modern human machinery. Highly recommended read.
January 11, 2024
This is a must read book that every leaders should read.
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