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- 1. East and West Dr. Devdutt Pattanaik Chief Belief Officer Future Group PMI Nov 2010
- 2. Clarify meaning PMI Nov 2010 Business What?
- 3. From an undesired state… PMI Nov 2010
- 4. … to the Promised Land PMI Nov 2010
- 5. Observable PMI Nov 2010 Behavior Business How?
- 6. Rules PMI Nov 2010
- 7. Threats PMI Nov 2010
- 8. Compliance PMI Nov 2010
- 9. Would Alexander agree? PMI Nov 2010
- 10. A different observation PMI Nov 2010 His Behavior Business How?
- 11. Defiance PMI Nov 2010
- 12. Not quite Promised Land PMI Nov 2010 Behavior His Business What?
- 13. From helplessness… PMI Nov 2010
- 14. … .to control PMI Nov 2010
- 15. Different Approaches PMI Nov 2010 “ Follow the System.” “ I am the System.”
- 16. Source of Difference PMI Nov 2010 Belief Behavior Business Why?
- 17. Loving Father PMI Nov 2010
- 18. Cruel Father PMI Nov 2010
- 19. Opposing Beliefs PMI Nov 2010
- 20. Binary Thought PMI Nov 2010
- 21. Banks of the Indus PMI Nov 2010
- 22. Gymnosophist’s Choice PMI Nov 2010
- 23. The Indian Headshake PMI Nov 2010
- 24. A mad approach? PMI Nov 2010 “ Follow the System.” “ I am System.” “ Both. Either. Neither.”
- 25. A very different Belief PMI Nov 2010 His Belief Behavior Business Why?
- 26. Death is a full stop PMI Nov 2010
- 27. Death is a comma PMI Nov 2010
- 28. Life has a climax PMI Nov 2010
- 29. Life has no climax PMI Nov 2010
- 30. Nothing Lasts Forever PMI Nov 2010
- 31. One: Flesh matters PMI Nov 2010
- 32. Infinity: Flesh does not matter PMI Nov 2010
- 33. One: Linear & Sequential PMI Nov 2010
- 34. Infinity: Circular & Simultaneous PMI Nov 2010
- 35. One: Orchestra Conductor PMI Nov 2010
- 36. Infinity: Lone musician PMI Nov 2010
- 37. Different Values PMI Nov 2010 One Infinity
- 38. Different Subjective Truths PMI Nov 2010 Comply Defy Depends on context
- 39. The Clash of Civilization PMI Nov 2010 Our Belief Behavior Business Their Belief
- 40. 300 years of Reason PMI Nov 2010 Belief Behavior Business
- 41. Reject Subjective Truth PMI Nov 2010
- 42. Triumph of Objective Truth PMI Nov 2010
- 43. Logic seeks Global Truth PMI Nov 2010 Belief Behavior Business
- 44. Culture is Local Truth PMI Nov 2010 Belief Behavior Business Stories Symbols Rituals
- 45. Subjective Truth PMI Nov 2010 Belief Behavior Business
- 46. Manifested Behavior PMI Nov 2010 Belief Behavior Business
- 47. Measurable Outcome PMI Nov 2010 Belief Behavior Business
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- But for Hindus, flesh does not matter….it has to be cremated and the bones cast in rivers….one has to move on….in fact, in rituals, after three generations even the names are not remembered….I am speaking strictly traditionally….lot has changed over centuries….but generally the rituals are geared to forget and move on….while constantly reassuring the dead that all attempts are being made to ensure their rebirth by producing more children…….is that the reason why Indian has such a vast population?
- This is a traditional Indian thali…all things served simultaneously….in a circular pattern…you can customize your own meal…sweet, sour, spicy, crunchy, mushy…as you wish….there are rules but different rules….you eat with your hand, your right hand, never left hand….your pray before the meal…not to God but to the food which is God….does this have roots in the circular worldview?
- For an Alexander, the denominator of his life is one. One life. So what he achieves in life matters. For a gymnosophist, the denominator of his life is infinity. No matter what one does, it amounts to nothing. So the point of life is not to achieve but to introspect. Who is right? Who is good? Must one obey? Must one rebel? Is either ok? Is neither ok? The answer depends on what you believe in.