Life Mantras
by Subrata Roy
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Details
- Title
- Life Mantras
- Author
- Subrata Roy
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- Books
- Edition
- 1
- Category
- Academic & Professional
Source
- Source
- Internet Archive
About this book
"After having gone through the book, you will definitely and convincingly realise that to achieve
peace, true happiness, contentment, satisfaction and also to attain continuous progress in life
in terms of material gains, respect and love, you need not depend on anybody in this world. It
all depends on you. It is all in your hands." Saharasri Subrata Roy Sahara
"Nobody does anything for anyone. All do for themselves either for more and more material gains
or to save and escape from any kind of material losses or from mental-emotional dissatisfaction or for
getting more and more mental-emotional satisfaction. Therefore, no one sacrifices for anyone. When
no one does anything for anyone, there is no justification in expecting any returns."
The author goes on to explain that to make life truly beautiful, one also needs to understand the basic
truths with which we are born or the basic instincts inherent in us all. So for a positive outcome one
has to learn the psychological or the emotional aspects of life, in other words, the realities of life or the
entire philosophy of life. As you get immersed in the potent energy of these 'Life Mantras', you will
slowly find a change, a sense of fulfillment, a self-motivation coming in you. You will thus be led to
the ultimate realization that the journey of life is indeed a truly blissful and an enlightening experience.
About The Author
Subrata Roy Sahara (born 1948) popularly known as 'Saharasri', is one of the most successful,
bold, vociferous and talked-about figures of corporate India. When he laid the foundation of Sahara
India Pariwar in 1978 with a capital of `2,000 (about $32) and three workers, who would have
imagined his company's meteoric rise to a worth of `1,80,000 crore (about $27 billion) within
a span of thirty-seven years!
A teacher, guide and a proud guardian to his over 1.2 million fellow workers, he ascribes his
success to his philosophy of 'Collective Materialism' which means continuous collective growth
for collective sharing and caring.
Renowned institutions like Harvard School of Business, USA; the Indian Institutes of Technology;
the Indian Institutes of Management; and Banaras Hindu University have invited him to address
their faculty and students, besides which, a host of awards have been bestowed on him that include
the 'Indian Business Icon of the Year' at the Powerbrands Hall of Fame Awards in London; the
Doctor of Business (honoris causa) by the University of East London; and the highest honorary
degree, 'D. Litt.' by the Lalit Narayan Mithila University, Bihar for his contributions in various fields.