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Recommended Reading : Chanakya Niti "Chanakya Niti" (or "Chanakya Neeti") is a collection of aphorisms and teachings attributed to Chanakya ( Chanakya became a counselor and adviser to Chandragupta (reigned c. 321–c. 297), founder of the Mauryan empire of northern India)), the ancient Indian philosopher, economist, and statesman. The text offers practical wisdom on a wide range of subjects, providing insights into ethics, politics, and personal conduct. "Chanakya Niti" is a treasure trove of ancient wisdom that provides timeless advice on leading a principled and successful life. Its teachings continue to inspire and guide people across generations and cultures.

#DaisakuIkeda, a beacon in Buddhist philosophy and leadership, has left an indelible mark across continents and cultures. An unwavering advocate for peace, Ikeda has annually submitted comprehensive peace proposals to the United Nations since 1983, presenting solutions to the world’s most pressing issues. His belief in the transformative power of education gave rise to institutions like Soka University in Japan and the Soka University of America, epitomizing his vision of fostering global citizenship, peace, and human rights. As a prolific writer, Ikeda delves into existential themes, human potential, and universal truths. His words not only reflect his core beliefs but also inspire a global audience. Guided by the principle of moving forward fearlessly, regardless of challenges, Daisaku Ikeda’s journey illuminates the path of purpose-driven leadership and his legacy is a testament to the potential within us all to drive transformative change. Read more about Daisaku Ikeda here: https://lnkd.in/ebyAifG4 #LeadershipInspiration #FearlessLeadership #LeadershipQuoteOfTheWeek #LeadershipLegacy

In the 40th episode of our series, we explore the profound insights of Arab scholars on the aim of philosophy. Discover how these great thinkers articulated the purpose and value of philosophical inquiry in understanding the world, seeking truth, and achieving wisdom. Let their timeless quotes inspire and deepen your appreciation for the role of philosophy in human life. 🔑 Key Points: Uncover enlightening quotes on the aim of philosophy from renowned Arab scholars. Explore the philosophical perspectives and intellectual traditions that shaped Arab thought. Reflect on the enduring relevance of these teachings in the quest for knowledge and truth. ✨ Highlights: 🎓 Inspirational quotes from influential figures such as Al-Farabi, Ibn Rushd (Averroes), and Al-Kindi. 🌟 Insights into the role of philosophy in understanding reality, ethics, and the nature of existence. 🧠 Thought-provoking reflections on the pursuit of wisdom, critical thinking, and intellectual growth. 🔍 Keywords: Arab Scholars, Philosophy, Aim of Philosophy, Al-Farabi, Ibn Rushd, Averroes, Al-Kindi, Wisdom, Knowledge, Truth, Intellectual Growth 🏷️ Hashtags: #ArabScholars #Philosophy #AimOfPhilosophy #AlFarabi #IbnRushd #Averroes #AlKindi #Wisdom #Knowledge #Truth #IntellectualGrowth #InspirationalQuotes

In the name of values on social,religion,nation,education,economics,wisdom & humanity the world is full of preaching by the super thinkers,scholars,reformers ,leaders,academics & gurus but why there's toxic environment across the globe which is promoting hatred & violence. Is there something wrong with preachings or the preachers or human society is just a hypocrites. INSANIYAT KEY NAM MUFAKIRON,DANISHWARON KEY DARS SEY HAY ALAM BHARA HUA ULJHAN YE HAY KEY ALAM MEIN PHIR KIYUN ITNA ZAHAR BHARA HUA MUFAKKIR- THINKER DANISHWAR- SCHOLARS DARS- PREACHINGS ALAM - WORLD ULJHAN- CONFUSION *KHURSHID USMANI*

Authenticity has routinely been accepted across philosophical traditions and cultures to be a state to which one aspires.  It is assumed that coming across as authentic versus fake is a good thing. It is likely when we describe someone as ...written by Admin on June 2nd, 2022. https://lnkd.in/eRvXxT37 #globaldev #globaldevelopment #internationaldevelopment #humanitarian

Build a library "Education is not what you learnt in school but what you know after school". Learning is suppose to be continuous and not a one time thing. In this ever evolving world, one need to stay abreast by continually seeking and acquiring knowledge,to this end I encourage everyone to have a library. According to a mentor of mine,a library is a collection of minimum of thirty (30) books to this end make a habit of reading and developing your mind in other to stay relevant in the ever changing world. I usually encourage persons to divide their library into 3 categories; 1. Finance/business/career books 2.Leadership/relationship books 3. Religious books. Create a reading schedule and be deligent to stick to it, you can start with a chapter per day, a book per month etc whichever is easiest for you. Whichever you choose just make sure you are growing mentally and all round. See you at the top in 2024 Pastor Osas Isere Lead Phronesis Educational Consult & Associate Pastor Potter's Transformation Christian Centre

Teaching ethical leadership tonight for our Augsburg University Interfaith Scholars, using an ethics framing of care, a semester long theme, studying across Muslim, Christian, Jewish, Buddhist and Indigenous traditions. #interfaith #dei #highereducation

Authenticity has routinely been accepted across philosophical traditions and cultures to be a state to which one aspires.  It is assumed that coming across as authentic versus fake is a good thing. It is likely when we describe someone as ...written by Admin on June 2nd, 2022. https://lnkd.in/eRvXxT37 #globaldev #globaldevelopment #internationaldevelopment #humanitarian

As we celebrate World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue, I recall this extract of His Highness Aga Khan's speech delivered in November 2015 : "A pluralist, cosmopolitan society is a society which not only accepts difference, but actively seeks to understand it and to learn from it. In this perspective, diversity is not a burden to be endured, but an opportunity to be welcomed. A cosmopolitan society regards the distinctive threads of our particular identities as elements that bring beauty to the larger social fabric. A cosmopolitan ethic accepts our ultimate moral responsibility to the whole of humanity, rather than absolutizing a presumably exceptional part. Perhaps it is a natural condition of an insecure human race to seek security in a sense of superiority. But in a world where cultures increasingly interpenetrate one another, a more confident and a more generous outlook is needed. What this means, perhaps above all else, is a readiness to participate in a true dialogue with diversity, not only in our personal relationships, but in institutional and international relationships also. But that takes work, and it takes patience. Above all, it implies a readiness to listen." #dei #worldday #culturaldiversity #dialogue #pluralism