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Vedic Sanskrit word Aatmana or Atman is often translated as Spirit by a great many people. And hence the science, or knowledge, of Atman – Adhyatma - is translated as Spirituality. But is that an accurate translation?By U Mahesh Prabhu

Dharma is a Vedic Sanskrit word that comes from the root word ‘Dhri’ or ‘Dhriti’ which means “to sustain.” In an era where we are severely affected as a result of our “unsustainable actions” and are trying to find ways to find “sustainable living” understanding Dharma as a way of sustainable, happy and […]…

We are all born into this body without possessing anything. All that we gain is after the birth of this body. We are also sure to die, after which all that we have accumulated and achieved must be left behind. So, we are neither born nor do we die possessing anything. More like a computer game. Given this why should we fear anything? Why not accept…

There are times to fight, there are also times for retreat. We need not win all the battles in life. Some battles make us strong some teach us valuable lessons. To try and win all battles is vain; but to try and win losing battles is stupidity. Long before we can win, we must gracefully learn from our defeats. To make it worse, we neither considers…

By U Mahesh Prabhu

Shakti or Power is the essence of Rajyam or Leadership. There are those who consider themselves to be either “unlucky” or “undeserving” of power as they cannot comprehend the dynamics of attaining or retaining it. Those who consider themselves to be “deserving” of power are often the same who are unable to handle it. As […]…

Exclusive to Vedic Management Centre by U. Mahesh Prabhu Let me start with a tale from my book – RISHI TALES 1: The old king, on his deathbed, told his son, “My boy, be good and do good, and never disregard our minister’s comments or suggestions.” After the death of the king, this prince ascended […]…

Jealousy of people is among the many things that come along with success and wealth. And it is by far the most potent threat as it could turn even a dear friend into a deadly enemy. And when that enemy continues to pose as a friend, enjoying proximity to you, (s)he becomes a Hitashatru.By U Mahesh Prabhu

When Vedic kings faced an emotional dilemma or a moral crisis, they sought the wise counsel of Vedic sages called Rishis. These Rishis also called Rajagurus or Royal Mentors had a unique approach to counselling, which often empowered these kings to resolve their adverse situations, simply by de-cluttering and calming their minds. Rishis often […]…