An ardent student of Indian philosophy-Tatvavada.. with focus on management and leadership insights from Ithihasa and Puranas. Interested in Neeti and dharma shastras.
Only common people see from their eyes and interpret directly. Therefore, it is essential that a person activates all his sensory organs to evaluate and analyse what is right or wrong and then take decisions accordingly. It is useful to adopt the best evaluation methods to arrive at the right conclusion.
The King should follow the practices adopted by these great Emperors both for ruling and living rather than trying out something which has just emerged.
Image of Sri Narasimha courtesy : https://svtmulki.org/about/deities/ Śrī Madhwacharya, the third incarnation of the Vayu had established the philosophy of Realism or Tatvavāda in the… Read More »Shri Narasimha of Mulki
Dharma should be protected by truth (satya), just as one protects knowledge by continuous practice or revision. Just as the beauty of the body is protected by perfumery products, similarly the family or clan is protected by one’s good conduct.
In today’s world, we see people are impatient and wanting to get early results without even waiting for the required period. They do not wait for the fruit to fully ripen in the tree and pluck raw fruits at an early stage causing damage to the plant/tree that bears the fruit.
One has to understand that human beings enjoy many material comforts but they have to remember that they come to him only through the good deeds that he has done in the previous births.
A person who is able to lecture to others on virtues and does not practice anything by himself is a fool and is laughed at by others.
A person who has the Supreme knowledge, strength, detachment and value based living will not be affected by the dangers emanating from wealth and he is called as a real scholar.