Looks at how the Gita both exemplifies and teaches how we can tap learning opportunities in every situation. It also explores the correlations between battlefield setting of the Gita and the battle-like situations we face in our lives.

Helps leaders to see out of the box of stereotyped definitions of success that choke the human potential and tap the complete range of abilities at their command.

Focuses on the Gita’s foundational teaching of the spiritual dimension of our personality – and also analyzes its practical relevance in stress management and its intellectual coherence in scientific research.

Turns the spotlight inwards to look at how our own mind, through moods and impulses, can sabotage our plans. Leaders can by developing mindfulness check the negative within while channelizing the positive.

Analyzes a fundamental Gita teaching, karma, and how understanding this can guide leaders towards more responsible and transformational leadership.

Focuses on tapping the power of speech, on ensuring that our words build bridges with others, not walls between others and us.

Explains how leaders can by, tapping into their inner resources, choose their battles and let minor irritants pass.

Delves into how leaders can redefine their work so that it can become an integral part of an inspiring sacred vision of life, thereby making the work socially and spiritually fulfilling.

Explicates timeless principles and practical techniques for inner rejuvenation centered on an understanding of all the facets of our being.

concludes with how by becoming aware of the enduring grace of the indwelling divine, we can face obstacles and reversals with hope and strength.