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Financial Success of Social Media “Influencers”

The 21st century witnessed the meteoric rise of social media "influencers," individuals who carved out online personas and amassed millions of followers by creating engaging content. In many ways, these influencers have shaped how people think and created a mutual admiration society where appreciation is measured in likes, shares, and subscriptions. However, beneath the glitz and glamour, questions loom about the sustainability of influencer-driven businesses. This article explores both sides of...

How to Identify Investors Destined for Failure?

In the dynamic realm of finance, the ability to discern investors teetering on the brink of financial failure is an invaluable skill. These individuals often embody traits and behaviours that can undermine their wealth-building efforts. In this article, we will examine the distinct characteristics that mark these investors on a perilous path to financial catastrophe.

Seeking Others’ Approval? Beware the Misery Trap!

Embark on a transformative journey toward enduring happiness. Delve into the profound wisdom of the Vedic sages, the Rishis, and their timeless insights. In an era where the allure of wealth, fame, and influence often overshadows our pursuit of true contentment, their ancient teachings offer a profound alternative. Explore our compelling article to unravel the illusions of external validation, navigate the perils of self-abandonment, and uncover the path to inner serenity.

Can AI replace humans in after sales Customer Support?

In this intriguing article, VMC Fellow Ajish Nair delves into the intriguing realm of AI, shedding light on its inherent limitations, especially when it comes to the intricate domain of after-sales support. With a captivating blend of ancient wisdom from Vedic Sages, also known as Rishis, and cutting-edge developments in artificial intelligence, Nair artfully tackles the question at hand.

The Vedic Perspective on Success and Recognition

In a world often consumed by the pursuit of external recognition and material success, the ancient wisdom of the Vedas offers a profound alternative perspective. In the Vedic tradition, success is not merely about accumulating accolades or wealth; it is a journey of aligning oneself with the eternal principles of Dharma - which is also righteousness, and inner harmony. This article invites you to explore the Vedic lens on success, where principles are not sacrificed for recognition, and the path...

How Modern “Gurus” are Eroding Vedic Values

The Rishis of ancient India were revered for their wisdom and contributions to science, mathematics, and philosophy. They lived in harmony with nature and promoted personal growth and spiritual development. Modern "gurus," in contrast, often deviate from the traditional Vedic path, misinterpreting Dharma, plagiarizing Vedic knowledge, and promoting non-Vedic practices. It is important to recognize genuine sage teachers and follow the teachings of the Vedic Rishis for personal fulfilment and soci...

Debts and Losses are Indicators of Deeper Underlying Issues

Discover the deeper truth behind financial challenges. Debts and losses are not the real problems; they are mere symptoms of underlying issues. This article explores profound insights, drawing from ancient wisdom, to transform your perspective on money and wealth. Uncover the hidden causes and learn why addressing the root problems matters more than treating surface symptoms.

Hindu, Hinduism, Hindutva vis-a-vis Dharma

The terms "Hindu," "Hinduism," and "Hindutva" do not appear in the Vedic texts. The word "Hindu" originates from Persian, where the Sindhu (Indus) River was called "Hindu." Alexander the Great, unable to cross the Sindhu, used "Hindus" for its inhabitants. British colonial rulers, in their hurried classification, termed those outside major religions as "Hindus." Post-independence, feeling betrayed, some "Hindus" embraced "Hindutva." This article explores the alignment of Hinduism, Hindu identity...

MBS: A Visionary Leader with Pragmatic Vision for Middle East

In the ever-shifting sands of the Middle East, one leader stands out as a beacon of vision and pragmatism: Mohammed bin Salman, affectionately known as MBS. In a region often characterized by turbulence and unpredictability, MBS has emerged as a statesman charting a course that balances relations with two formidable players, Israel and Iran. This dynamic approach, involving diplomatic finesse and measured responses to provocations, has captivated the world's attention. In this article, we delve ...

Dharma & Deception: Handling Cunning Adversaries

In the fast-paced and competitive landscape of today's world, dealing with cunning adversaries is a skill that can make or break your success. As the Shukracharya in Shukra Neeti suggests, strategic knowledge and, at times, even a touch of deceit can be powerful tools in your arsenal when facing those who don't always play by the rules. In this article, we will explore the practical utility of these age-old concepts in modern contexts, from the corporate boardroom to the political arena and even...