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The Psychology of Trust: Why Enemies Can Be More Reliable

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Overview of the Principle: “Never Put Too Much Trust in Friends, Learn How to Use Enemies” The principle “Never...

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From Deception to Dharma: Bridging Ethical Gaps with Vedic Teachings

In a world where intentions shape outcomes and perceptions define reality, the principle of “Conceal Your Intentions” emerges as a compelling yet polarizing concept. This strategy, often associated with power dynamics and survival instincts, transcends personal relationships, corporate boardrooms, and international politics. However, when juxtaposed with the ethical underpinnings of Vedic teachings, the dichotomy between deception and dharma unveils profound […]

The Psychology of Trust: Why Enemies Can Be More Reliable

Overview of the Principle: “Never Put Too Much Trust in Friends, Learn How to Use Enemies” The principle “Never Put Too Much Trust in Friends, Learn How to Use Enemies” delves into the complexities of human relationships, highlighting a counterintuitive yet pragmatic approach to trust. Rooted in centuries of observation and strategic thinking, this idea suggests that friends, bound by […]

The Dark Side of Power: Unmasking ‘Never Outshine the Master’ with Vedic Ethics

In a world where ambition often fuels innovation, the principle “Never Outshine the Master,” originally conceived to navigate power dynamics, has frequently devolved into an unethical strategy for manipulation. Coined as the first law in Robert Greene’s The 48 Laws of Power, this principle warns against eclipsing a superior’s authority to ensure personal safety and growth. However, the modern reinterpretation […]

The Ethics of Manipulation: Advertising, Marketing, and Monopolistic Practices Through the Lens of Vedic Wisdom

Unmasking the Manipulative Game: The Concept of “Why Don’t You – Yes But” Eric Berne’s Transactional Analysis introduces the psychological game “Why Don’t You – Yes But,” which elucidates a pattern of communication where one party proposes solutions while the other dismisses them with excuses. This cyclical interaction is not only emotionally exhausting but also reflects the deep-rooted human tendency […]

Breaking Free from Manipulation: Countering Modern Exploitation with Vedic Wisdom

Breaking Free from Manipulation: Countering Modern Exploitation with Vedic Wisdom In a fast-paced, consumer-driven world, manipulation has become an omnipresent force influencing human behavior, often without our conscious awareness. From subtle cues in advertisements to coercive tactics in politics and corporate strategies, the modern landscape thrives on exploiting vulnerabilities. This chapter delves into the foundations of manipulative dynamics as outlined […]