Smart Business Strategy - Sri.Sri.Muralidhara Swamiji

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Radhe Krishna To all, The Guru cannot be likened to a precious gem because the wealthy alone would be able to purchase it. The

Guru can be likened to that rare life-giving herb which may grow by the

roadside – yet, a panacea powerful enough to cure the disease of

'samsara'. The genuine seeker alone will be able to spot it. ----- SRI SRI MURALIDHARA SWAMIJI--------------------------- Smart Business StrategyAn

elderly businessman distributed all his business affairs amongst his

sons and daughters and went into retirement. Soon he noticed some evil

forces rearing their heads in the business and good forces losing

ground. So, he got back into the business fulltime and destroyed the

evil forces and saved the good forces. Not only that, he also analyzed

the reason for the upper hand of the evil forces. He discovered that

the workers had become incapable of following the rules and regulations

laid down by him long ago. Hence he promulgated another set of rules

and regulations that were easier to follow and yet as effective as the

earlier ones.In the same manner, The Lord created this Universe

and everything inside it in such an admirable manner. He also codified

a set of rules for its proper conduct in the form of the scriptures.

Yet, later when he saw that evil forces have pervaded in the world, out

of sheer mercy and compassion, incarnated as Lord Krishna on this earth

to destroy the evil forces and protect the righteous. In addition to

destroying the evil forces, a Dharma (code of conduct) that is easy to

follow for the people of this age has to be established order to for

the evil forces not to rear their heads yet again. Hence, knowing the

incapacity of the people in the current age, He has blessed us with the

simple path called Mahamantra Kirtan.Category: As it strikes me Sri Rangam Nagara Sankirtan

--------Regards & Chant The Maha mantra:Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare HareSource: http://namadwaar.org/home.php