Management 101 by Hanuman Ji

Management 101 by Hanuman Ji 


We have heard that the soul never dies and keeps reincarnating in one form or another…but in Hindu mythology, it is believed that some beings continue to live in the same form across the ages, Lord Hanuman being one of them. In any case, let us reflect on this fact: Has anyone ever heard of Hanuman’s death? It means he is somewhere alive on the earth. Much of instances we've heard about the immortal creatures and spotted some of them too like Ashwathma. Hanumanji is an epitome of devotion and determination also a great manager too. Let's know how he's a great manager. We all are aware of his managerial skills are at par. None can deny the fact that if he'd not agreed to go to Lanka in search of Mata Sita. It'd not been possible for anyone to do so. 

So, let's learn some managerial skills from his personality . 

1. Passionate to learn: Hanumanji had learned something from everyone from childhood till the end. It is said that along with his mother Anjani and father Kesari, he had also received education from his father, Pawanputra. He also took education from Shabari's guru, Rishi Matang, and received all kinds of learning from Lord Surya.

2. Right Planning, Values ​​and Commitment: The work which was assigned to Hanumanji, he used to plan it first and then implement it. Like Shri Ram had told Hanumanji while sending him to Lanka that by showing this ring to Shri Sita and saying that Ram would come soon but only Hanumanji knew that there would be obstacles while crossing the sea and even while entering Lanka he knew what is likely to occur. He also gave Rama's message to Ravana in a stern form, dragged Vibhishana towards Rama, killed Akshay Kumar and burnt Lanka by giving a ring to Mother Sita and returned safely. It was all part of his action plan. He has an amazing ability to do proper planning with intelligence. The management area of ​​Hanumanji is very wide, unique and known as the main planner of the scheme. Hanumanji's ideals show that every obstacle can be overcome with dedication, commitment, and devotion. The importance of these values ​​in life never diminishes.

He made a complete strategy before reaching Lanka. Even in such a crowd of demons, he found a gentleman like Vibhishana. Befriended him and traced Sita Maa. Lanka was burnt to spread fear. Vibhishana was joined by Lord Rama. In this way the work was done with full management.

3. Leadership: Hanumanji definitely obeyed the orders of Shri Ram, but he was a Vanarayuth. That is, he was the leader of the entire monkey army. Shri Ram had recognized the ability to take everyone along. One who can fearlessly and courageously become a helper and guide of companions, in order to achieve the goal, who has enthusiasm and zeal, patience and perseverance, resolve and ability to overcome difficulties, adapt to situations, has the quality of listening to everyone's advice. So you can become a leader. He took guidance from Jamwant and enthusiastically performed Ramkaj. Honoring everyone, being active and full of energy, the ability to maintain continuity in work is also a proven mantra of success.

4. Humility: Hanumanji was great omnipotent. Destroyed Lanka of Hanumanji, killed many demons, broke the pride of Shani Dev, destroyed the city of Paundrak, broke the pride of Bhima, broke the pride of Arjuna, broke the pride of Balramji and revealed this to the whole world. What they are, but they themselves never left the side of humility and devotion. Even if you treat Ravana in a humble form, then even with Arjuna. He explained to them by being humble in front of everyone, but when they did not understand, they showed their might only by the permission of the Lord. Even if you are doing teamwork or not, it is important for a manager to be polite otherwise he should understand that his arrogance will also be short-lived.

5. Policy Skilled: Sugriva had left Shri Ram after getting the treasury and a foreign woman, but Hanumanji used all the four methods of Sama, price, punishment, discrimination, his responsibility towards the works of Shri Ram and the memory of friendship. Got it Apart from this, there were many occasions when Hanumanji had to use the policy. Hanumanji teaches management that if the goal is great and achieving it is in everyone's interest, then all kinds of policies can be adopted.

Settling with a verse from Kishkindha Kaand of Shri Ram Charit Manas 

Kavan so kaaj kathin jag mahin, 

Jo nahin hoi taat tumha pahin. 

Which means what is such a difficult task in the world, O tat! You can't do. Your incarnation has taken place only for the work of Shri Ram ji. On hearing this, Hanuman ji became the size of a mountain (extremely huge)

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