ARCHIVE OF MESSAGES AND RESPONSES

Saintliness cannot be acquired.
It has to be discovered as one's own essential nature.

II ARCHIVE OF MESSAGES AND RESPONSES II

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Mahabharata and Indian Management

	Can there be any Better Advice for Today's Manager?
	The Game of Dice and Constant Risk-taking
	Disruptive Change, Complexity and Leadership

New Year Messages

Guru Purnima Messages

Messages for Festivals

Reminiscences on Visits

	Message for Deepavali in 1980
	Message for Ganesh Chaturthi
	Message for Tiruvonam 2003

	Reminiscences of Kumbha Mela-2001
	On a Visit to an Amish Community
	On a Cross-country Drive

Themes--1

Themes--2

	On Meditation in 1981
	On Seven Spiritual Laws
	On Saint & Saintliness
	Sapta Padma--The Seven Lotuses

	On a Geopolitical vision for India
	On Uniform Civil Code
	On Human Values and Development
	On India and World Leaders
	On Free Expression of ideas, Psychoanalysis & Deconstruction
	On Dharma, Colonisation & a Democratic Framework of Decision
	On Values for Corporate Leadership
	On Pseudo-debate over Enron
	On Ethical values in Management Practise
	On The Folly of Exclusive claims on Truth
	On Renunciation and Call of Duty
	On An Imagined Conversation between a Politician, an Environmentalist, an Industrialist, a Farmer, a Scientist, a Labour Leader, an Economist, and BRF-ML
	on His visit to China in September 2007 01. The Tiger Is Thirty Years Behind The Dragon 02. China Diary
	Psychology of the Bhagavad Gita: a brief note
	A Response to “Without God” – by Steven Weinberg, The New York Review of Books, September 25, 2008
	Black Family in the White House (4th Nov. 2008)
	Translations--*Coming up!*
	Translation from malayalam: Messages for satsangs 1988-2002