"Agile" Upayas of Dharm Sastha | Ayyappan and the Purusharthas | Pandavas in Management
The Pandavas mastered the four Upayas or strategies of statecraft and the four Purusharthas under Krishna. Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha anchored the Pandavas while they employed Sam, Dana, Dand, and Bhed in Dwapara Yug. Who else did the same on the ‘ dharma ’ journey in Kali Yug? Swami Ayyappa, the Dharm Sastha, or the champion of righteousness. With Vrishchika Sankranti on November 17, 2015, Vishnupadee Punyakalam commences, as well as Ayyappa’s Sabarimala Mandala Kalam. Hari-Haran (son of Vishnu and Shiva) Ayyappa is also called “Parvati-Hriday-Anandam”. He employed Shaiva-Vaishnava Saktheya principles in war leadership, management, and statecraft. Read More: Pandavas’ Ambit of Bharat: Atman over Ambition in Mahabharat The Purusharthas The Purusharthas (Dharma, Artha, Kama, Moksha) are the ultimate, hierarchical goals of a human life , moving from worldly conduct to ultimate liberation. The management philosophy of “Agile” values are a non-hierarchical set o...
