Success through the lens of Arthashastra
Anoushka Tripathi
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?? Evolving Perspectives: Beyond Bharatiya Maths to Ancient Wisdom ??
Greetings, dear readers! We're thrilled to share the exciting transformation of our newsletter. While we initially delved into the marvels of Bharatiya maths, coupled with the art of programming, our focus has now expanded into a richer exploration. We're not just uncovering forgotten treasures; we're also actively addressing everyday modern problems through the profound teachings of ancient Bharatiya wisdom.
First Edition Spotlight: Navigating Exam Stress through Bharat's Arthashastra
In our inaugural edition, we confront a pressing issue - the alarming perception of exams as the ultimate measure of success, leading to severe consequences. Addressing this concern, we present a solution rooted in Bharat's rich heritage, specifically drawing insights from the ancient Arthashastra.
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Transforming Perspectives: JEE as an Opportunity, Not the Final Verdict ??
In the realm of education, students often perceive exams like JEE as the ultimate determinant of success. However, drawing inspiration from Bharat's Arthashastra, we propose a broader and more enlightened perspective.
Arthashastra offers a comprehensive view of success, emphasizing the three pillars - Mantra Shakti (Knowledge), Prabhu Shakti (Power in Society), and Utsah Shakti (Enthusiasm). Unlike the narrow lens of viewing success solely through exam results, Arthashastra invites us to see success as a multifaceted journey.
By fostering knowledge, contributing positively to society, and maintaining unwavering enthusiasm, we can redefine success beyond the confines of examination scores. Let's shift the narrative from perceiving JEE as the final indicator of success to recognizing it as a valuable opportunity within the broader landscape of achievement.
The Arthashastra
The Arthashastra (Sanskrit: ?????????????, IAST: Artha?āstram Translation: Economics) is an Ancient Indian Sanskrit treatise on statecraft, political science, economic policy and military strategy.[1][2][3] Kautilya, also identified as Vishnugupta and Chanakya, is traditionally credited as the author of the text.
Arthashastra: Ancient Bharatiya Wisdom Unveiled ??
Arthashastra, an ancient Indian treatise attributed to the renowned scholar Chanakya, stands as a timeless beacon of wisdom. Composed over two millennia ago, this masterpiece delves into the intricacies of statecraft, economics, military strategy, and governance.
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Today, Arthashastra remains a source of inspiration, guiding us not only in matters of statecraft but also offering profound lessons applicable to personal and professional development. As we explore its pages, we unearth a reservoir of timeless wisdom that continues to resonate across the ages.
"Embarking on a Journey through Bharat's Wisdom: Unveiling the Secrets of Arthashastra ??
In the rich tapestry of Bharat's heritage, Chanakya's Niti, particularly the teachings of Arthashastra, offers a profound guide to success that transcends conventional norms. Let's delve deeper into the three pillars it proposes:
1. Mantra Shakti - Power of Knowledge: In the pursuit of success, deep knowledge stands as a potent force. Termed as Mantra Siddhi, it signifies the mastery achieved through the guidance of a knowledgeable Guru. This pillar emphasizes not just the acquisition of knowledge but the continuous expansion of intellectual horizons. Willpower becomes the driving force to delve deeper into various fields of study.
2. Prabhu Shakti - Power in Society: Success extends beyond personal achievements to societal contributions. Prabhu Siddhi, the power gained through physical or societal influence, emphasizes the importance of contributing positively to society. By cultivating thoughts and actions that uplift others, an individual enhances their standing, recognizing that societal power is intertwined with the greater good.
3. Utsah Shakti - The Enthusiasm: Enthusiasm, the often-overlooked third pillar, emerges as a critical factor. Even with profound knowledge and societal power, success remains elusive without enthusiasm to drive endeavors. Utsah Shakti encourages maintaining a passionate and optimistic approach to goals, ensuring sustained motivation throughout the journey.
So, is JEE the final indicator of success? Chanakya's wisdom suggests a resounding no. JEE is seen as an opportunity, not the culmination of one's potential. Missing it shouldn't lead to despair. Instead, the focus shifts to fortifying these three pillars, shaping a well-rounded path to success:
1. Strengthening Mantra Shakti: Willpower becomes the catalyst to gain more knowledge. Platforms like NPTEL offer invaluable resources, providing an avenue for continuous learning from professors of IIT and skill enhancement. Not only this follow my posts , I regularly post contents for VLSI.
2. Building Prabhu Shakti: The journey towards success involves contributing positively to society. A strong LinkedIn presence, coupled with actively supporting fellow peers in their journey, enhances societal power.
3. Nurturing Utsah Shakti: The journey towards success is dynamic, requiring a perpetual wellspring of enthusiasm. Always hoping for the best, setting clear goals, and infusing pursuits with unwavering enthusiasm become essential components of sustained success.
Let's collectively focus on building and fortifying these pillars of success, breaking free from the limiting notion that exams define our ultimate potential. The journey is vast, and our potential for success extends far beyond the confines of any single examination. Together, let's embrace the holistic wisdom of Arthashastra and embark on a journey of continuous growth and achievement.
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