Day 22: The Antidote to Ego and Arrogance

The young girls, in this verse, humbly approach Lord Krishna, comparing themselves to defeated kings surrendering to a powerful emperor. They plead for his compassionate gaze, believing that it will absolve them of their sins and grant them salvation. The text outlines common spiritual delusions that can hinder spiritual growth. These delusions can be mirrored in corporate settings, leading to ineffective leadership and organizational dysfunction.

Ego-centrism, false independence, misplaced priorities, unrealistic expectations, material obsession, self-aggrandizement, and disrespect for colleagues can all hinder progress and create toxic work environments. By recognizing and addressing these delusions, leaders can foster a more positive and productive work culture.

am kaN maa NYaalaththu arasar abimaana

pangamaay vandhu nin paLLi(k) kattiR keezhE

sangam iruppaar pOl vandhu thalaippeydhOm

kingiNi vaay(ch) cheydha thaamarai(p) poo(p) pOlE

sengaN chiRu(ch) chiRidhE emmEl vizhiyaavO

thingaLum aadhiththanum ezhundhaaR pOl

am kaN irandum kondu engaL mEl nOkkudhiyEl

engaL mEl saabam izhindhElOr embaavaay