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Management and Life Lessons from Lord Ganesha

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            Management and Life Lessons from Lord Ganesha Lord Ganesha  signifies the powers of intellect, mind and control over evil. Many interesting stories signify the embodiment of Lord Ganesha's power. Each of His body parts symbolizes the meaningful direction for being a perfect manager in our personal and professional life. Here is a very interesting story Story1 Kartikeya and Ganesha who ones contested in a competition organized by their parent. As per the rules, the one who would complete seven circles moving around the world first would be declared the winner. Kartikeya called on his peacock and started the long and tedious journey.  But Ganesha responded in an altogether different manner. He mounted on his mouse and went around his parents seven times in no time. He convinced his brother that his parent was the world for him. By the time Kartikeya returned, he had already lost the race! Moral of the story: One should be swift and smart...
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Who is Mystic(Yogi)? How to perform meditation from the insights of Bhagwat Gita

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