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1 Introducing Spirituality at Workplace
Swami Ishwarananda (Chinmaya Mission) Introducing Spirituality at Workplace (c) Chinmaya Mission (c) Chinmaya Mission

2 Personality Types S R T Enlightened Soul Noble Leader with Vision
Sattvik Noble, Man of Perfection, incarnation of Love & Compassion Commercial Businessman Learner S+T S+R Simple minded, lacks worldly expe-rience Assertive, Stands for Principles & Values Commoner, no guidance, prone to influences R T Rajasik Aggressive, full of selfish drive, prone to active life Tamasik Lazy, sensuous, inactive Opportunist, wants others to work for him – prone to violence S+R+T Criminals, Law-breaker Trainee Political Leader (c) Chinmaya Mission R+T (c) Chinmaya Mission

3 Spiritual values to be embedded here
The way we meet the results is the reaction Impressions are the basic inclinations. They give birth to intentions IMPRESSIONS Change of Attitude Reactions get stored in our psyche, results in shaping the personality Reorganizing the priorities REACTIONS INTENTIONS Intentions trigger thoughts ACTIONS THOUGHTS Improving the quality Broader vision and Selflessness Thoughts lead to actions. Quality of thoughts decide quality of actions (c) Chinmaya Mission (c) Chinmaya Mission

4 Training with compassion
Personality Type-> Assertive Aggressive Opportunist Philosophy at work Detached, dedicated to work Attached to work and results Insecure, attached to status and authority Intention of work Selfless, Works out of compassion, Quality- conscious Selfish, Works under compulsion, Quantity-conscious Ego-centered, Works out of need to survive Attitude at work Considerate and always attempts to make everyone participate Careful and dominates in all aspects of work Careless and finds fault with others Risk taking Runs forward to take risk and protects others Stays behind and make others take risk. Never Distribution of authority Based on willingness to work and capabilities Based on contribution to earlier accomplishments Based on one’s own pet preferences. Relationship with others Participates in others’ life – shares ideas, feelings and emotions Professional. Never involves in others’ emotions & feelings Prejudiced. Outcome Goodwill, Peace-of-mind, Security, Caring and harmonious relationship. Stress, Loneliness, poor health and disharmony with others. Insecurity, hatred, restlessness (c) Chinmaya Mission (c) Chinmaya Mission

5 Performance with Detachment
A detached performer identifies with ‘accomplishment’ and not with what is accomplished. (c) Chinmaya Mission (c) Chinmaya Mission

6 Gita’s guidance Philosophy @ Work
In this (Detached performance) there is no loss of effort, nor is there any harm (contrary result). Even a little performance protects one from great fear. The essence of Karma Yoga You can choose your action. You cannot choose the result of action. You can choose your reaction. May you not be without action. (c) Chinmaya Mission (c) Chinmaya Mission

7 Intention @ work Often Ask to yourself: What am I doing?
Why am I doing? How am I doing? Human mind is like a parachute. It works better when it is open! Is it related to what I would like to achieve? Can I delegate this to Someone? Can I do something differently without disturbing the Output? (c) Chinmaya Mission (c) Chinmaya Mission

8 Leading by living Whatever a great man does, that other men also imitate; whatever he sets up as the standard, that the world follows. Bhagavad-Gita 3.21 (c) Chinmaya Mission (c) Chinmaya Mission

9 How to recognize a leader?
In his presence, others feel an urge to follow him. Ready to accomplish some goal under his directions. A leader stimulates, motivates and inspires to follow. He does ordinary things extra-ordinarily. He is part of the group he leads and does not remote-control. He finds ideas by discussing with his group (c) Chinmaya Mission (c) Chinmaya Mission

10 Noble Intention Action creates external result of success; intention creates internal result of peace. Action without noble intention does not lead to spiritual growth. Intentions are shaped by values. 20 noble Values: Absence of Pride Absence of Pretension Non-violence Forgiveness Straightforwardness Service to Seniors Purity of motive Sustained interest Self-control Detachment Absence of Arrogance Mature vision of life Non-Possessiveness Emotional balance Not being greedy Love for God Meditation Not being extrovert Seeking true knowledge Steadfast in wisdom (c) Chinmaya Mission (c) Chinmaya Mission

11 Wise v/s Otherwise! Talk about PEOPLE Talk about IDEAS
Critical Attitude Caring Attitude Rebels Authority Respects Authority Goes Along to get along Courage of Conviction Confusion Confident Concerned about Character Concerned about Reputation Assertive Aggressive Willing to Learn Know it all Sensitive Touchy Solitude Lonely Discuss Argue Discipline Distorted sense of Freedom Internally Driven Externally Driven Respects Others Looks down on Others Knows the Limit Everything Goes! (c) Chinmaya Mission (c) Chinmaya Mission

12 Manage worries The longer you hold, heavier it becomes! Learn to put down the burden and pick it up when you need. Don’t carry the burden wherever you go. (c) Chinmaya Mission (c) Chinmaya Mission

13 Manage your leisure time
Be regular in your sleep At home, pick up phone by choice Avoid compulsive thinking Avoid compulsive eating Everyday give some time for yourself to do NOTHING! Avoid hurry, worry and curry (c) Chinmaya Mission (c) Chinmaya Mission

14 Take care of your Balance-Sheet
BALANCE SHEET OF LIFE! Our Birth is our Opening Balance Our Death is our Closing Balance Our Prejudice Views are our Liabilities Our Creative Ideas/ Good Deeds are our Assets Heart is our Current Asset Soul is our Fixed Assets Brain is our Fixed Deposit Thinking is our Current Account Goodwill & Achievements are our Capital     Character & Morals, our Stock-in-trade Take care of your Balance-Sheet (c) Chinmaya Mission (c) Chinmaya Mission

15 The profit or loss is our KARMA Earned.
Friends are our General Reserves Values & Behavior are our Goodwill Patience is our Interest Earned Love is our Dividend Children are our Bonus Issues Education is Brands/Patents Knowledge is our Investment The profit or loss is our KARMA Earned. So, before the INCOME-TAX assessment (arrival of death), Balance your Sheet! (c) Chinmaya Mission (c) Chinmaya Mission

16 Namste Salutations! (c) Chinmaya Mission (c) Chinmaya Mission


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