Introduction
Power has always shaped leadership, from ancient empires to modern organizations. Yet,
power is often misunderstood—either feared as a corrupting force or glorified as dominance.
The wisdom of ancient sutras offers a deeper perspective: power is neither good nor bad, but
a force that must be understood, harnessed, and directed with wisdom.
This workshop explores how the human search for significance, the role of property, the
authority of rules, and the pursuit of stability influence leadership and management today. It
challenges leaders to look beyond domination and control, and instead cultivate the maturity
to empower others while managing their own anxieties and instincts.
The question is not whether you can lead, but whether you can lead with the courage to
outgrow the lion within.
Program Objectives
This program aims to:
● Explore the philosophy of leadership through the lens of ancient sutras.
● Understand how human needs and instincts shape leadership practices.
● Learn to transform personal power into collective empowerment.
● Develop strategies that balance significance, property, rules, and stability in modern
leadership.
● Strengthen self-awareness and resilience as a leader.
Learning Outcomes
After completing this program, the participants should be able to:
● Analyze how significance, property, rules, and stability drive behavior in
organizations
● Identify the psychological and cultural impact of each factor on leadership and
management.
● Design leadership strategies rooted in ancient wisdom but applied to modern contexts.
● Balance authority and empathy while addressing organizational challenges.
● Reflect critically on their leadership style and apply sutra-based principles for
sustainable growth.