As an avid reader of Indian spiritual texts and scriptures and a practicing manager for more than 25 years, I have learnt many useful tips that one can use from Indian spirituality in our day to day life and management practices. I intend to write about those and publish in these columns. I hope you all will find it useful and support me with constructive criticisms and positive feedback.
Thanks
Venu Payyanur
10
replies
Subscribe to our Newsletter
Categories
Recent Articles
- Reasons for Kaurava defeat (1) – Attempted disrobing of Panchali April 23, 2024
- Why Kauravas lost the Mahabharata war – An Overview April 15, 2024
- Mahabharata – lessons and Learnings for our daily life. April 8, 2024
- Moral, Ethical, and Life lessons from the Mahabharata March 29, 2024
- The Mahabharata War: A Saga of Dharma, Duty, and Divine Intervention March 24, 2024
- The Mahabharata War: A Saga of Dharma, Duty, and Divine Intervention March 18, 2024
Hi Venu Payyanur,
Thank you very much for the details, I was always looking for such information. Looking forward for more details on Indian Spirituality and Management Practices.
All the best!!!!!!!
Best Wishes
Neela
Awating some posts on these topics.. esp on how to learn lessons from spirituality and use in management
Hi Venu,
Today, “Spirituality can bridge science-religion divide,”
Wow! This new venture of having your own blog is very nice way to keep in touch and learn more from you.
As always, you have been mentorting us, thank you!
We can all find our own sacred things — and we can all have our own life-altering spiritual experiences. These are not necessarily tied to any creed, doctrine, or belief; they grip us on an emotional level, rather than a cognitive or rational one. That feeling of awe and wonder, that sense of a deep unity with the universe or cosmos — such intuitions might lead to a traditional religious outlook on the world, or they might not. . .
All the best/Padmini
Really an interesting topic. looking forward to learn from you as usual
Bipeesh
[email protected]
Hi Venu Payyanur,
Thank you very much for the details, I was always looking for such information. Looking forward for more details on Indian Spirituality and Management Practices.
All the best!!!!!!!
Best Wishes
Neela
Awating some posts on these topics.. esp on how to learn lessons from spirituality and use in management
Hi Venu,
Today, “Spirituality can bridge science-religion divide,”
Wow! This new venture of having your own blog is very nice way to keep in touch and learn more from you.
As always, you have been mentorting us, thank you!
We can all find our own sacred things — and we can all have our own life-altering spiritual experiences. These are not necessarily tied to any creed, doctrine, or belief; they grip us on an emotional level, rather than a cognitive or rational one. That feeling of awe and wonder, that sense of a deep unity with the universe or cosmos — such intuitions might lead to a traditional religious outlook on the world, or they might not. . .
All the best/Padmini
Dear Venu,
I request you to elaborate on your famous Pandavas and Team spirit topic.
Regards,
N M Rao
hi!This was a really terrific subject!
I come from itlay, I was fortunate to find your Topics in digg
Also I get a lot in your topic really thanks very much i will come every day