Can the external world truly satisfy all your desires and for how long?
Amazing Article AK! Most of the articles on forbes, HBR or any other sites don\'t shake you from within, but, this one does. Each and every example and line is so true and relevant to every Indian alive. I have seen so many friends and people around me with adequate wealth and facilities. Some are satisfied and happy but the deep thinking ones are sad and kind of desperate to do something big. Nobody knows what that \"Big\" thing is, but they just know that they have to do something which will be of some value to evolution of human civilization. Hope we find our way ! It takes a hell lot of courage to get off the proven paths(safe jobs, stable social and family life)
on Jul 17, 2013Thank you Sudeep. Wishing you all the best to discover your path and fulfillment.
on Jul 17, 2013Nice Article Ms Khanna. this kind of paralysis/virus is there probably in many family run organisations and some who can break are growing and few still may grow by default which is based on nature of the line etc. truly said the attachment vs detachment is the key to obsolescence Vs Transformation. In Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna also in certain verses says clearly about the detachment and its benefits (3:19
on Jun 19, 2013Thank you so much, Mr Sudhaker
on Jun 20, 2013The law that governs detachment is \'Law of destiny\' When things are done with powerful desire to get some thing or achieve some thing or have a passion for getting things done- often in management called as target driven or number crunching Attachment is high - when above things are done as duty- as ordained duty then detachment -
on Jun 18, 2013Amazing article!
on Jun 18, 2013Superb article, it is really the \'detachment\' not the \'renunciation\' that will lead us. Renunciation keeps \'desire\' to \'have\' subtely \'ON\' while detachment is \'earned it\' but not getting impacted by its further accumulation or loss. When I surrender, I get all ;-)
on Jun 15, 2013Thanks Vivek
on Jun 17, 2013Such a shallow article.
on Jun 13, 2013Hey, why don\'t you add something substantial in support of your argument instead of putting up a \'shallow\' comment. As someone said, critics are those who watch a battle from the safety nest of a mountain top and then once the war is over, get down to kill the survivors.
on Jun 14, 2013Thank you, Jayant
on Jun 17, 2013