Dear All,
It has been a long time, since I have been reading Gita, Practical Vedanta and series of Lectures delivered by Swami Vivekananda during his Chicago visit. During my days in Mission I have been thinking that how to put all the lectures and 'gyans' into practical use. During me sessions with my management students, what I found was that Gita or Practical Vedanta is something which can be practiced on a daily basis, something which is directly related to management, managerial skills, decision making ability and leadership.
I need support from all of you, to make this thread successful. We would start with the basic essence of Gita, the philosophy, the etymological meaning of the picture of Gita, Arjuna riding the chariot and Krishna holding the reigns and then we would delve deeply into each chapter of Gita and see how each of the shlokas carry a direct or indirect meaning to either management or managerial science.
It has been a long time, since I have been reading Gita, Practical Vedanta and series of Lectures delivered by Swami Vivekananda during his Chicago visit. During my days in Mission I have been thinking that how to put all the lectures and 'gyans' into practical use. During me sessions with my management students, what I found was that Gita or Practical Vedanta is something which can be practiced on a daily basis, something which is directly related to management, managerial skills, decision making ability and leadership.
I need support from all of you, to make this thread successful. We would start with the basic essence of Gita, the philosophy, the etymological meaning of the picture of Gita, Arjuna riding the chariot and Krishna holding the reigns and then we would delve deeply into each chapter of Gita and see how each of the shlokas carry a direct or indirect meaning to either management or managerial science.