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Krishna’s logic for the masses. Did you think the Bhagvad Gita and its philosophy of karma was only for the spiritually conscious? Think again. This site discusses management guidelines drawn from one of the greatest philosophical treatises of all times. Cranky bosses need not hamper karma
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