The Personal Mastery Program:
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Karma Capitalism!
You may have read about this professor in the Wall Street Journal. Dr. Srikumar S. Rao teaches lessons from the Bhagavad Gita to business executives. MBAs, and other hi-fliers in the business world. The classes he teach are highly sought after. This 6-CD series is an audio version of his class that gives a taste on how Hinduism can help us in the workplace. Curiously, the write-ups from the publisher ignore the Hinduism aspect, and say the professor draws from Jesuit teachings, Zen practice, and other traditions!

Click on the links to see what the media says and to hear or view some interviews.

	The New York Times - Emotional Striptease, and Other Paths to Ethics
	ON a crisp morning last September, Srikumar S. Rao leaned upon a lectern, set his marble-shaped eyes on 35 Columbia Business School students and simply stared. Cellphones silenced and BlackBerries muted, these aspiring executives stared back, then began eyeing one another more anxiously with each mounting minute.

	Karma Zen Capitalism - PBS Religion & Ethics Newsweekly, February 09, 2007
	A story now about business executives and would-be executives who want to be not only rich and powerful, but happy too. That desire, as Lucky Severson reports, has created a demand for teachers of Hindu and Buddhist self-improvement techniques. Video is available (under Watch This Report).

	Srikumar S. Rao, Ph.D. is the Louis and Johanna Vorzimer Professor of Marketing at the C.W. Post campus of Long Island University. He also serves as an adjunct professor at London Business School and a visiting professor at the Haas School of Business at the University of California-Berkeley. His work has been featured in major media including the New York Times, Fortune, Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, and Business Week. A former contributing editor for Forbes and other national magazines, Professor Rao has consulted with RCA, Reuters, Citicorp, and dozens of other companies.