“That which brings Pleasure also brings eventual Pain. Therefore, do not attach yourself to any gains or rewards as final.”
Kootaneeti is a term that originates from Sanskrit and is commonly used in Indian philosophy and political science. It is a combination of two words, "koota" meaning "group" or "assembly" and "neeti" meaning "policy" or "strategy".
Kootaneeti refers to the art or science of politics and governance, specifically the strategies, tactics, and policies employed in managing and leading a group or society. It encompasses a range of principles and practices related to leadership, diplomacy, decision-making, conflict resolution, and the overall management of power dynamics within a social or political context.
In ancient Indian texts such as the Arthashastra by Kautilya (Chanakya), kootaneeti is discussed extensively as a means to maintain and establish effective governance. It includes elements such as alliance formation, negotiation, manipulation, and even deceit, all of which are considered to be part of the politics of the time.
Kootaneeti is studied not only in the political science sphere but also in other fields such as management and leadership. It provides insights and lessons on how to navigate complex social dynamics and achieve desired outcomes in group settings.
As a healer I have been following this teaching in my own management, Vedic teaching can be used in every aspects of life, U. Mahesh Prabhu, author of the latest book Fundamentals of Kootaneeti: The Vedic Art of Strategic Living wrote beautifuly about the topic that I urge all healers to read.
Its not about how much money you are making matters but how you are making it is the question, understanding your dharma at every stage of your wealth management is crucial 🙏🏽💰💸🙏🏽
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