Economic

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What we'll discuss
: EMBEDDED ECONOMICS IN
INTRODUCTION

RAMAYAN
ECONOMICS AT EVERY
KANDA
CONCLUSION
ENDING
Introduction
Ramayan, written in Sanskrit, is an
epic of ancient India. It narrates the
life and journey of Lord Rama who
was the legendary prince of the
Kosala Kingdom.The epic was
attributed to maharishi Valmiki.
EMBEDDED
EC ONOMIC
S RAMAYAN
IN
1. EMERGENCY FUND
2. BUDGET / SET BOUNDARIES
3. LIFE SECURE
4. PATIENCE
5. DISCIPLINE
6. ADVISOR
7. BUILD A CORPUS
8. DHARMA
BALA
1.ADMINISTRATION AND
MANAGEMENT
2. WELL LIVING
3. MERCHANTS AND
TRADE
4. STRONG DEFENCE
5. MATERIALISTIC
ECONOMY
A YO D H YA Y
KANDA
1. SAVINGS
2. SET YOUR BUDGET
3. WEALTH
4. DECISION MAKING
5. PATIENCE
ARANYA
KANDA
AND
YUDDHA
KANDA
1)commitment ( Is Important part for the flourishment of an economic.
It build inter-trust relationship between government and citizens).
2)Leadership spirit ( a leader is ready to adapt every situation and
work accordingly and motivate its subordinate)
3)optimal utilisation of given resources.
4)communication skill
5)Before taking any step, do work on your enemy's strength and
weakness.
6)Have dynamic perspective before taking any major step. 7)Respect your
fellow being , treat them fairly and always keep them motivated so that
they can use there full potential.
 8)A promise is a promise (building trust is for others to believe what
you say. Building trust requires not only keeping the promises you
make and not making fack promises which you're unable to keep).
9) Grab knowledge from anyone. Even your enemy.
10)A conceptual skill (tells us about the mental ability to analyze and
diagnose complex situations.)
11)Have people in group who can keep your information confidential.
12)Do time to time motivate your subordinates about there skills and
work to enhance there skills.
KISHKIND
HA
KANDA
1.Set out in Vanaras (vana-forest, nara-human) an aloof kingdom of
apes.
2.About the tussle between King Bali and King sugriva (The banished
king).
3.DHARM - THE DUTY (The rules to be followed in daily lives in
accordance with the existing relationships and an ultimate
relationship with the cosmos).
4. KAAM - Desire(in general and most vague sense)
5.VRITI - (VARN) Vocation or Aptitude. Not to be confused with
class or caste.
6. ARTH - Resources
7. DEV & DANAV - Human existence
SUNDAR
A
1. WEALTH
2. LUXURIES
3. NATURE AND LIVING
4. JUDICIARY
5. MEDICINES
UTTAR
A
1.Uttara Kaand(the epilogue) is set out in a more serene
and calm environment but with many mentally as well
morally questionable actions.
2.Lord Ram listens to the ancestry and stories of rakshahs
clan, oversees Lakshmanas death(following a curse),
hanumaans boons through rishi Agastya.
3.The banishment of Sita by King Ram after the town
gossip that no good man should keep a wife who lived
under another man.
4. The reunion of Ram and luv kush(the heirs).
UTTARA KANDA
(Questionabl
e Ending)
1)The word Uttara has many meanings, among them,
“after”, “epilogue”, “ultimate” and “answer”2)Rama kills
Shambuka, a low-caste man practising austerities that are
above his station, in order to secure the health and well-
being of the brahmins in his kingdom. The shambuka-
ravana analogy.
3)The controversial banishment
4)Service or Selfish
5)Rama must act as a king at all times, whether it be
towards his wife, his brother or his citizens.
CONCLUSIO
N
The purpose of Ramayana is to illustrate the excruciating moral choices
that a man(Rama), a woman (sita), the siblings (Lakshmana, Bharatha)
have to make in following the path of Dharma in their lives. They need
to walk a razor’s edge on discriminating between what is right and what
is wrong and the choices they make in the story as king, husband, wife,
son, brother, father, friend collectively form the very definition of
Dharma for millions of Hindus of the world. The very idea and concept
of Dharma is illustrated in the story. Dharma is a complicated word
often mistranslated simply as religion or at best as righteous choice
in English.
THAN
K
YOU