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indian mythology

Ashwatthama
Devdutt's Blog 

What is told and heard

26th April 201710th April 2017 Devdutt Pattanaik indian mythology

Our memories create the filter of prejudice that distorts all that we hear. So what we hear is often not what is said.

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Big, bigger, biggest

26th October 2016 Devdutt Pattanaik comparisons, indian mythology

The idea of measurement is a key theme in Hindu mythology: three measures of man are not quite the three measures of God.

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Contextualising is key

1st April 20161st April 2016 Devdutt Pattanaik indian mythology, success

Following habits of successful leaders only makes us pretenders.

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Vetal or ghost
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Lessons from the ghost

10th March 201617th March 2016 Devdutt Pattanaik indian mythology, leadership

A sorcerer once requested the legendary King Vikramaditya of Ujjain to fetch him a Vetal or ghost that hung upside down, like a bat, from the branches of a tree that stood in the middle of a crematorium.

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Felling the Great Tree

31st October 20156th February 2016 Devdutt Pattanaik indian mythology

The woodcutters were impressed by the tree’s wisdom. They realized it was the Bodhisattva, the compassionate one, whose stories are compiled in the Jatakas.

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