<p style="font-weight:400;">This podcast describes three main principles to manage and improve your relationships, be it personal or professional: Assessing each person, distinguishing between duty versus right and learning to give. Applying these principles one can make their relationships harmonious and fulfilling in life. </p>

This podcast describes three main principles to manage and improve your relationships, be it personal or professional: Assessing each person, distinguishing between duty versus right and learning to give. Applying these principles one can make their relationships harmonious and fulfilling in life.

<p>This podcast describes three main principles to manage and improve your relationships, be it personal or professional: Assessing each person, distinguishing between duty versus right and learning to give. Applying these principles one can make their relationships harmonious and fulfilling in life.&nbsp;</p>

Managing Relationships

With all the technological and economic progress, the world is still infested with stress and strain. The ancient Indian philosophy of Vedanta presents a practical, time-tested solution. Enables you to achieve success without stress, harmony in relationships and purpose in life. 
In this podcast, renowned philosopher and best-selling author Swami A. Parthasarathy, acclaimed as the greatest living exponent of Vedanta, answers questions on life and living.

”Living is an art, a skill, a technique. You need to learn and practise it as you would to play a musical instrument or fly an aircraft.”

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With all the technological and economic progress, the world is still infested with stress and strain. The ancient Indian philosophy of Vedanta presents a practical, time-tested solution. Enables you to achieve success without stress, harmony in relationships and purpose in life. In this podcast, renowned philosopher and best-selling author Swami A. Parthasarathy, acclaimed as the greatest living exponent of Vedanta, answers questions on life and living. ”Living is an art, a skill, a technique. You need to learn and practise it as you would to play a musical instrument or fly an aircraft.”

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Managing Relationships

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