Hindu Monk Dandapani is Giving Business Advice ep.075
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What could Dandapani, a Hindu monk turned adviser to entrepreneurs, have to offer to a world seemingly far removed from the monastic life? Plenty it turns out. Through his practice he has come to personify the calm in the midst of the storm, and if there is one way of being that would be a boon in the tumultuous climate of the business world, this would have to be it. Calm reflection is the key to creating positive habits of the mind and Dandapani has mastered this in his many years of practice. He has built a solid foundation of wisdom which he will touch on in this week’s podcast.
Lessons:
Motivation requires a lot of energy, therefore it is important to let go of the things that drain your energy including negative media, tv, toxic friends and sometimes even family.
One of the greatest gifts you can provide yourself is taking a few moments each day to clarify your direction in life; once you do that, you can overcome almost every obstacle.
Use positive affirmations to shape and change your mind in order to attract good things into your life.
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Just because he's a monk doesn't mean he needs to be poor. I liked Dandapani message & what he's doing.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Dandapani in so many ways.......He has arrived into my life at the perfect time, and. I pray to meet him soon!!!!
I loved this. Especially the discussion at the end where 'Judgement' is talked about because of Dandapani's image/outfit then the acknowledgement of his choice to bring his experience at the Hawaiian monastery into the business world. Very courageous(in my view). I loved that you all declared "we are in agreement" about Dandapani's positive contributions to others. Thankyou so much. :)
I love the concept of the energy drainers, it is too true. I was skeptical of what I could learn when I first saw this episode had a monk as a guest, but my bias attitude was given a hard dropkick. Thank you very much guys for this one, it is something many people need to see/hear (as with the previous episodes).
@TheHardWayJDS
8 жыл бұрын
+Noah Suhr good stuff.
Joe you definitely need to write a book with Dandapani! We need a manual on how to concentrate and focus on life.This is one of the best interviews I have seen.
I love the podcast and all the guests that the podcast brings on but am I the only one that thinks Joe constantly talks over the guests or interrupts them mid conversation. Just a thought.
@jenj775
4 жыл бұрын
Love Dandpani but Joe didn’t do interview very well😬
Very smart conversationalist and great presentation
Thank you for sharing..💓💓💓
spirituality doesn't exclude a wealthy life. A rich mind = a rich life.
@Raja-uq7po
5 жыл бұрын
Very nice thought
@babypathsala3801
5 жыл бұрын
Right.,
Dani dropped a Nugget. A clear and concise formula for creating a subconscious program that will enhance your life. Thanks
I wish you back to Perth and build the meditation center, you are the best guru,Thanks you for sharing 🙏🙏
Before trollin try to learn his technique of saving energy and channelling in the right direction to achieve wat u want ( manifestation)
love that intro when you called your wife!
Brilliant
Love Gurudeva and Dandapani, not so much the comments in the video from others....
thank you, I really appreciate this, I often want to shave my head and go live with Buddhist nuns, but I am a business woman. Really resonates with me. Thanks guys.
@mindatrisk
8 жыл бұрын
+Nikki Diamond-Christudas There are Buddhist centres where you can go and spend time there. You don't need to jump in at the deep end. Go spend a week somewhere and see how it feels. If the urge is there then it is likely that the path is meant for you, and, believe me, the path is worth it! :)
@ndjubilant8391
8 жыл бұрын
+mindatrisk Thank you. I will be visiting them soon. I wish more spirituality in my life, be it Hinduism or Buddhism. Peace.
After ten years in Hawaii, all shared is attracting, affirmation...the videos other place are great but not an iota of ten years...Indians can't take it as we have many here..but I still like dandipani a lot . A lot
very interesting. when I was young12 or 13yrs old I read Ram Das be here now and fell in love with the idea of being a monk or to work on my self now I'm fifty never became a monk I just didn't think that I would make it as far as getting to India I don't really know why I didn't make it any way maybe in the next life, there is still a lot of things to do here and now I do meditate al lot on a regular basis and I like my life so....
@DipankarDasimDip
7 жыл бұрын
Michael Turany perhaps you have been saying this from your countless passed lives
@DipankarDasimDip
7 жыл бұрын
Michael Turany do it now or never
@wizard033
6 жыл бұрын
Michael Turany I'm originally from india living in the USA last twenty years bro trust me this is all bullshit,cowards who are afraid of failure and lazy to pursue talk like this,there's absolutely no use in these theories,he seems to enjoy USA and UK,let's see if whole life hes stuck in that Hut with no power and toilet
Can you guys imagine what kind of a world we would be living in instead of going to universities , graduating with useless degrees and a 90 thousand dollar debt , if it was made mandatory to spend 4 years in a monastery and learn from your master ? 🌎
@gramirez72
5 жыл бұрын
Yes!
Lets do an interview, depression to expression
I like that statement. "True North"
to all the haters: take what is good, ignore what is bad, youtube is free. No need to judge and hate
Monk programmer, that is no fair, we real mistycs. Southern techniques tells us to progress. Business
fyi he is not a monk. he is an ex-monk who is now married and running a business
@TheHardWayJDS
5 жыл бұрын
Yes, we discuss that in the interview (although not sure he was married at the time.)
Its fine to examine these guys with a critical faculty. It is an area full of shysters. Personally, I would reserve judgment. Not being cynical but you cannot serve God and Mammon.
I love the podcast and all the guests that the podcast brings on but am I the only one that thinks Joe constantly talks over the guests or interrupts them mid conversation. Just a thought.