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Suppose you are the ruler of a small kingdom, and everything about your life is perfect. You have everything that you want; be it As long as your political rivals don’t catch up. But what happens if they do? When both parties are equally matched, it becomes impossible to find happiness or contentment in anything. This applies not just to politics but also to every other aspect of our lives, be it love or work. This is where Chanakya's famous "Niti" comes into play. "Niti" is short for "Niti Shakti". Shakti means power. Niti means rule. In other words, when your "Shakti" is working in a situation, you can have a sense of power and strength that comes from the blessings in your life. If your "Shakti" is in a weak position, then you will find yourself in a position of weakness and weakness will be the destiny of your life where there is no room for happiness. A strong ruler does not just have a good kingdom, but also has peace and harmony within his kingdom. This peace and harmony within the kingdom leads to peace and harmony among the people (ruled by such a ruler). This peace and harmony among the people leads to peace and harmony in the world. This is what Chanakya calls "Shanti-Santu-Samasta". He says that you can reach "Shanti" ("peace") only if you are full of "Santu" ("harmony") and if your kingdom is full of "Samasta" ("everyone together"). Chanakya Niti (book) has 7 different chapters, each dealing with a different aspect of life. Chanakya Niti is like an ancient treatise on management, giving clear ideas on how to govern effectively. The secret behind Chanakya’s success was his ability to apply his knowledge even in the most difficult situations. Chanakya Niti takes you through the best and most effective ways to get everything you want and how to make your ambition of living a prosperous and happy life a reality. The book is today available in Gujarati, Hindi, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam. It has been translated by Abar Jogeshia (992 pages) and then by Dr. Surendra Joshi (280 pages). The following link will take you to the online version of Chanakya Niti: http://www.sktc. in/niti.htm Chanakya niti has been translated in Hindi by Abar Jogeshia and Dr. Surendra Joshi and was published by Saraswati Pustakalay in 2009: 464 pages This is a shorter version of the Gujarati edition, published by Gyan Vani Prakashan, which is 992 pages long. Chanakya Niti has been reprinted 36 times. It is one of the bestselling books ever written in India. cfa1e77820
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