This document discusses concepts of Dharma and Karma yoga from ancient Indian philosophy. It explains that Dharma means ethical conduct and righteousness, and there are three concepts of Dharma in ancient Indian thought - actions, justice, and theistic doctrine. Karma refers to one's actions and deeds, including thoughts. Karma yoga teaches that one can choose actions but not results, and to offer all work to God. There are two types of Karma yoga - nishkam or selfless work, and sakarm or selfish work aimed at rewards. Work ethics benefits include teamwork, discipline, accountability and protecting stakeholder interests.
This document discusses concepts of Dharma and Karma yoga from ancient Indian philosophy. It explains that Dharma means ethical conduct and righteousness, and there are three concepts of Dharma in ancient Indian thought - actions, justice, and theistic doctrine. Karma refers to one's actions and deeds, including thoughts. Karma yoga teaches that one can choose actions but not results, and to offer all work to God. There are two types of Karma yoga - nishkam or selfless work, and sakarm or selfish work aimed at rewards. Work ethics benefits include teamwork, discipline, accountability and protecting stakeholder interests.
This document discusses concepts of Dharma and Karma yoga from ancient Indian philosophy. It explains that Dharma means ethical conduct and righteousness, and there are three concepts of Dharma in ancient Indian thought - actions, justice, and theistic doctrine. Karma refers to one's actions and deeds, including thoughts. Karma yoga teaches that one can choose actions but not results, and to offer all work to God. There are two types of Karma yoga - nishkam or selfless work, and sakarm or selfish work aimed at rewards. Work ethics benefits include teamwork, discipline, accountability and protecting stakeholder interests.
This document discusses concepts of Dharma and Karma yoga from ancient Indian philosophy. It explains that Dharma means ethical conduct and righteousness, and there are three concepts of Dharma in ancient Indian thought - actions, justice, and theistic doctrine. Karma refers to one's actions and deeds, including thoughts. Karma yoga teaches that one can choose actions but not results, and to offer all work to God. There are two types of Karma yoga - nishkam or selfless work, and sakarm or selfish work aimed at rewards. Work ethics benefits include teamwork, discipline, accountability and protecting stakeholder interests.
CONCEPT OF DHARMA DHARMA MEANS ETHICAL CONDUCT .THE CONCEPT OF DHARMA IS DEEPLY IN GRAINED IN OUR VEDIC PHILOSOPHY
. ACCORDING TO VEDAS, “ THERE IS NOTHING
HIGHER THAN DHARMA . IT IS THE SUPREME LAW OF HUMANITY AND THE PATH TO DESTINY.” ANCIENT INDIAN PHILOSOPHY CONTAINS THREE DIFFERENT CONCEPTS OF DHARMA: I) MIMASA: DHARMA IS ETHICAL ACTION .AN ACTION IS TEMPORARY, IT CANNOT BY ITSELF ACCOUNT FOR THE RESULT.
II) NYAYA (JUSTICE) : DHARMA MEANS THE
‘RIGHT EFFECT’. IT IS BEING JUST & FINE TO OTHERS. IT IS A HUMAN QUALITY. III) THEISTIC DOCTRINE : DHARMA IS NEITHER ACTION NOR A HUMAN QUALITY. IT IS THE OUTCOME OF ONE’S COMMENDABLE DEEDS. IT CONFERS REWARD FOR ACTION. (BELIEF IN A SINGLE GOD /MULTIPLE GOD) CONCEPT OF KARMA THE TERM ‘KARMA’ HAS BEEN DERIVED FROM THE SANASKRIT WORD ‘KRI’ WHICH MEANS TO DO. IT IS THE SUM
TOTAL OF ONE’S ACTIONS OR DEEDS IN LIFE.
EVEN THINKING IS KARMA & KARMA INCLUDES ACTS DONE IN BOTH PRESENT LIFE AND PRECEDING LIFE. CONCEPT OF KARMAYOGA ACCORDING TO THE THEORY OF KARMAYOGA , ONE CAN CHOOSE TO PERFORM A CERTAIN ACT BUT CANNOT CHOOSE THE RESULT FROM IT . YAD YAD KARMA PRAKURVIT TAD BRAHMANI SAMARPAYET IT MEANS
“ EVERY BIT OF WORK THAT YOU DO, OFFER AND
CONSECRATE IT ALL TO THE FEET OF YOU LORD”. KARMA CAPITALISM THE MAJOR TAKE ALWAYS FOR MODERN MANAGEMENT FROM INDIAN PHILOSOPHY: DHARMA OR ETHICAL CODE: THIS IS THE VERY FOUNDATION OF INDIAN PHILOSOPHY ,BEST EXAMPLE BY THE PHRASE “ YATO DHARMAH TATO JAYAH,” WHICH MEANS “ TRUE VICTORY COMES FROM RIGHTEOUS CONDUCT ONLY.” BALANCE : KEEPING SIGHT OF THE LARGER PICTURE:INDIAN PHILOSOPHY TEACHES THE VALUE OF EQUABILITY IN PAIN AND PLEASURE .BEING STEADY, WHEN CHANGES AROUND YOU ARE LARGE AND INTENSE, GIVE MANAGERS THE ABILITY TO MAKE THE BEST DECISIONS. FOCUS ON EFFORTS, NOT RESULTS: FOCUS ON RESULTS OFTEN DISTRACTS PEOPLE’S ATTENTION FROM THE GOAL. RESULTS ARE NOT BASED ON ONE PERSON’S ACTION ALONE AND OTHER PEOPLE’S EFFORTS AS WELL AS YOUR PAST ACTIONS WORK TOGETHER TO CREATE THE RESULT. CLARITY OF INTENTION: EVERY ACTIVITY MUST START WITH SANKALPAM , THE GOAL. ONCE THE GOAL IS CLEARLY DEFINED AND COMMUNICATED, THE MEANS WILL FOLLOW. APPRECIATION: LEADERS SHOULD APPRECIATE OTHERS WORKS AND FOCUS ON ENCOURAGING OPTIMISM. SELF CONTROL: WHEN FEELING ALL POWERFUL, SELF CONTROL IS ESSENTIAL. UNIQUENESS OF EVERY INDIVIDUAL: CUSTOMISE OFFERING FOR CUSTOMERS & CATER TO THEIR UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS. KINDS OF KARMAYOGA KARMAYOGA IS OF TWO TYPES: I) NISHKAM KARMA. II) SAKAM KARMA.
I) NISHKAM KARMA : IT MEANS WITHOUT
BEING ATTACHED TO PERSONAL GAINS FROM THE KARMA. NISHKAM KARMA = KARMA + SELFLESSNESS S.K. C HAKRABORTY ( MGMT BY VALUES) HAS IDENTIFIED THE BENEFITS OF NISHKAM KARMA : A STRESS-FREE MIND AT WORK. AN INNER FEELING OF FULLNESS. A PURE TRANSPARENT MIND. UNION OF AN INDIVIDUAL WITH THE GOD (SAMMATIVA)
BUSINESS WILL AUTOMATICALLY DISCHARGE ITS SOCIAL
RESPONSIBILITIES & BUSINESS DECISIONS AND ACTIONS WILL BECOME ETHICAL. NISHKAM KARMA IS THE BEST ROUTE FOR SELF DEVELOPMENT AS WELL AS FOR TRANSFORMATION OF BUSINESS COMMUNITY. II) SAKAM KARMA : IT MEANS SELFISH & EGOFUL ACTION. IT IS WORK PERFORMED WITH AN EXPECTATION OF RESULT ( KAMNA).IT MEANS ATTACHED INVOLVEMENT OR ACTION WITH THE DESIRE TO FRUITS OF ACTION. (SELFISH AND GREED DRIVEN WORK) SAKAM KARMA = KARMA+ KARMA WORK ETHICS WORK ETHICS IS THE APPLICATION OF MORAL PRINCIPLES AT THE WORKPLACE. ETHICS AT WORK PLACE OFFERS THE FOLLOWING BENEFITS: TEAMWORK AND PRODUCTIVITY DISCIPLINE AND ORDER ACCOUNTABILITY AND COMMITMENT SAFEGUARDS INTEREST OF ALL STAKEHOLDERS BETTER PUBLIC IMAGE THE END