Not To Argue And Win But To Know And To Be Known - A Blue Sky Strategy

<p>Not To Argue And Win But To Know And To Be Known - A Blue Sky Strategy is a book on management and philosophy.</p><p>Brahmarshi Sree Narayana Guru (28 August 1855 - 20 September 1928) convened and graced The International Religious Congress at Aluva in Kerala in February 1924. His All- Holiness Guru pronounced the Canon ofloveas a slogan of the Congress: We meet here not to argue and win but to know and to be known. The slogan reverberated across the globe crossing the Himalayas and the Indian Ocean.</p><p>The author honestly and most-indebtedly borrowed the Mahamantra to be decorated at the present work as its pendant. </p><p>The Great Rishi has 61 literary-mystic-philosophical creations to His credit of which Darsana Mala is the Magnum Opus. It contains ten Darsanas of the profoundest-mystical-intrinsic-intricacies so as to qualify it as Bhagavad Gita 2.0.</p><p>The author of this book has accomplished his endeavour by transforming the energy contained in the ten Darsanas to analogise and equate them to ten Management Sutras.</p><p>He honourably hopes that The Guru Darsanas are a high-end epiphany of management thoughts; those who follow them shall surf in the up-above blue sky of success. Hence it is A Blue Sky Strategy.</p><p>We submit it at the lotus feet of the Jagat Guru.</p><p>AUM TAT SAT</p>