Abstract :
The leader should have potential to control the group of individuals. Several schools developed within Vedanta, hold different views about the nature of ultimate reality (Brahman) and its relation with the individual (Jiva) and real self (Atman), as well as the nature of liberation from bondage to rebirth. A stage... when our atman soul enters the Videha stage of life... meaning the physical body has lost its meaning! One finally crosses the threshold of various manifestations to the glorious original form of the self... the purified atman soul state. The quest of all the scholars on spirituality is to know the Brahman—the ever pervading Supreme. Whether a person led neither monastic life nor a socialistic life, it was never the matter of concern. Utilizing team-building exercises, instilling leadership development on all levels of organization and fostering positive communication are some techniques used to promote positive leadership. According to the Bhagavad Gita, the goal of life is to free the mind and intellect from their complexities and to focus them on the glory of the Self by dedicating one s actions to the divine. Fundamentally, the Bhagavad Gita proposes that true enlightenment comes from growing beyond identification with the ego, the little self, and that one must identify with the truth of the immortal Self, the soul or Atman, the ultimate divine consciousness. Restraining and subduing the senses, regarding everything equally, rejoicing in the welfare of all, these alone come to me. Such a man becomes a good Karma Yogi and reaches the goal quickly. It means the potential of the individuals to face the hard times in the industry and still grow during those times. It clearly identifies and distinguishes the leaders from the managers. The leader should have potential to control the group of individuals.
Keywords :
Dedicating , Consciousness , Individuals , Distinguishes , Enlightenment , Complexities , Fostering ,
