INCLUSIVE SPIRITUALITY FOR MANAGERS: Recognizing Authenticity, Depth and Creativity
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- Pandikattu (Joseph), Kuruvilla
- Année déclarée
- 2025
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XLRI Xavier School of Management · Jesuiten · Jnana Deepa, Institute of Philosophy and Theology
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Contents General Introduction. 7 Section I: Foundations of Inclusive Spirituality. 10 Chapter 1: Understanding Spirituality and Religion: Tensions and Complementarity. 11 Chapter 2: The Ignatian Lens: Discernment, Magis, and Finding God in All Things. 14 Chapter 3: Inclusive Spirituality as Depth, Authenticity, and Interconnection. 16 Chapter 4: Tolerance: Radical Hospitality and Spiritual Dialogue. 18 Chapter 5: The Inner Journey: From Self-Centredness to Self-Transcendence. 20 Chapter 6: Universal Spiritual Values: Compassion, Truth, Reverence. 22 Chapter 7: The Spirituality of Failure: Falling as a Path to Depth. 24 Chapter 8: Responding to Suffering: A Spirituality That Feels and Responds. 27 Chapter 9: Silence in the Age of Noise: Technology, Alienation, and the Quest for Inner Grounding. 29 Chapter 10: Life as Pilgrimage: Journeying with Humility and Hope. 33 Chapter 11: Reverence for Earth: Eco-Spirituality in Management 35 Chapter 12: Desire, Detachment, and Ethical Consumption: The Spirituality of Money. 38 Chapter 13: Workplace Rituals and Sacred Rhythms: The Spirituality of Everyday Practice. 41 Case Study 1: Interfaith Leadership in Polarised Times: Hospitality Beyond Belief 44 Section II: Ignatian Spirituality – A Way to Be Human Together 48 Chapter 14: Magis: Seeking the Greater Good in All Things. 49 Chapter 15: Discernment: Listening to the Heart of Reality. 51 Chapter 16: Finding God in All Things: World as Sacrament 54 Chapter 17: Hope Against Despair: Not Helpless, Not Hopeless. 59 Chapter 18: Action and Contemplation: Love That Does Justice. 62 Chapter 19: The Examen: Daily Spiritual Attentiveness. 65 Chapter 20: Becoming Persons for Others: The Fruit of Inclusive Spirituality. 68 Chapter 21: The Possibility of Life Before and After: Mystery, Relationality, and Meaning Beyond the Measurable 71 Section III: Hinduism – The Eternal Quest 75 Chapter 22: Origins: Vedas, Upanishads, and the Pluralistic Cosmos. 76 Chapter 23: Key Concepts: Dharma, Karma, Moksha, Atman–Brahman. 78 Chapter 24: Major Schools: Advaita, Bhakti, and Yoga. 80 Chapter 25: Daily Spiritual Disciplines: Puja, Mantra, and Pilgrimage. 83 Chapter 26: The Inner Witness: Consciousness, Awareness, and Detachment 85 Chapter 26: Time and Impermanence: Cycles, Seasons, and Surrender 88 Chapter 27: Rebirth and Karma: Responsibility Beyond the Self. 90 Chapter 28: Non-Violence (Ahimsa): Inner Discipline and Outer Action. 93 Chapter 29: Spiritual Leadership in the Hindu Tradition. 95 Chapter 30: Women and the Sacred in Hindu Thought 98 Chapter 31: Caste, Justice, and Spiritual Dignity. 100 Chapter 32: The Path of Devotion and the Path of Wisdom.. 103 Chapter 33: Hinduism’s Inclusive Vision: Ekam Sat Vipra Bahudha Vadanti 106 Chapter 34: Silence, Stillness, and the Sacred Space Within. 108 Chapter 34: Silence, Stillness, and the Sacred Space Within. 108 Section IV: Christianity: Love Incarnate. 112 Chapter 35: Jesus and the Kingdom of God: A New Ethic of Love. 113 Chapter 36: Historical Development: Church, Sacraments, Mysticism.. 115 Chapter 37: Core Beliefs: Incarnation, Trinity, Resurrection. 118 Chapter 38: Spiritual Practices: Prayer, Service, Sacramental Life. 120 Chapter 39: Agape as Radical Inclusiveness. 123 Chapter 40: Ignatian Contributions: Spiritual Exercises, Faith that Does Justice. 125 Chapter 41: The Cross and Hope Amid Suffering. 128 Chapter 42: Becoming Christ-like: Compassion, Courage, and Kenosis. 131 Section V: Islam: Surrender and Sacred Unity. 134 Chapter 43: The Revelation to Muhammad and the Qur’anic Worldview.. 135 Chapter 44: Five Pillars and Spiritual Discipline. 137 Chapter 45: Tawhid: Oneness of God and Unity of Creation. 140 Chapter 46: Justice, Mercy, and Surrender to Divine Will 142 Chapter 47: The Interior Struggle (Jihad) for Moral Excellence. 145 Chapter 48: God as Both Totally Other and Nearer than the Jugular Vein. 147 Chapter 49: Theodicy and Submission in Suffering. 150 Case Study 2: Muhammad Iqbal: Vision, Faith, and Renewal 153 Section VI: Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism: Paths of Liberation. 155 Chapter 50: Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path (Buddhism) 156 Chapter 51: Impermanence, Non-Self, and Mindfulness (Buddhism) 158 Chapter 52: Ignatian Discernment and Detachment (Buddhist–Ignatian Interplay) 161 Chapter 53: Ahimsa, Aparigraha, and Ethical Purification (Jainism) 164 Chapter 54: Spiritual Heroism and Self-Restraint (Jainism) 166 Chapter 55: Ik Onkar, Seva, and the Granth Sahib (Sikhism) 169 Chapter 56: Meditation, Equality, and Moral Courage (Sikhism) 172 Section VII: Judaism and Tribal Religions – Memory, Covenant, and Earth. 176 Chapter 57: Covenant, Torah, and Prophetic Ethics (Judaism) 177 Chapter 58: Justice as a Sacred Calling (Judaism) 179 Chapter 59: Sabbath, Shalom, and Tikkun Olam (Judaism) 182 Chapter 60: The Sacredness of Land, Ancestors, and Oral Wisdom (Tribal Traditions) 185 Chapter 61: Time as Cyclical and Life as Communal (Tribal Traditions) 187 Chapter 62: Reverence for Place, Stories, and the Poor (Tribal–Ignatian Parallel) 190 Chapter 63: Spirituality of Ecology and Gratitude (Tribal Traditions) 193 Chapter 64: Suffering and Healing Through Ritual and Rhythm (Tribal Traditions) 195 Section VIII: Shintoism and Confucianism – Harmony and Virtue. 199 Chapter 65: Kami, Purity, and Nature Reverence (Shintoism) 200 Chapter 66: Festivals and Embodied Spirituality (Shintoism) 202 Chapter 67: Ren, Li, and Moral Cultivation (Confucianism) 205 Chapter 68: Social Harmony as Spiritual Order (Confucianism) 207 Chapter 69: Daily Discipline, Virtue Ethics, Relational Depth. 210 Chapter 70: The Sacred in the Ordinary (Confucianism) 213 Chapter 71: Cultivating the Self to Transform Society. 216 Chapter 72: The Art of Balanced Living (Shinto–Confucian Synthesis) 218 Section IX: Atheism and Atheistic Humanism – Meaning Without God. 222 Chapter 73: Philosophical Roots and Modern Atheism.. 223 Chapter 74: Humanism as Dignity, Freedom, and Ethics. 226 Chapter 75: Facing Mortality and Absurdity with Courage. 229 Chapter 76: Camus, Sartre, and Secular Hope. 231 Chapter 77: The Moral Conscience Without Divine Command. 234 Chapter 78: Dialogue Between Faith and Reason. 237 Chapter 70: Living Meaningfully Amidst Finitude. 239 Section X: New Age and Contemporary Movements. 243 Chapter 80: Historical Emergence: Esotericism, Energy, and Self-Healing. 244 Chapter 81: Law of Attraction, Manifestation, and Abundance. 247 Chapter 82: Critical Reflections on Commodified Spirituality. 250 Chapter 83: The Genuine Search Behind Popular Movements. 253 Chapter 84: Integrating Psychology and Spirituality. 256 Chapter 85: Depth Versus Novelty: Inner Transformation or Self-Affirmation?. 259 Chapter 86: Discernment in Spiritual Consumption. 262 Case Study 3: Paranormal Psychology and Altered States of Consciousness: Expanding the Spiritual Imagination 265 Section XI: Inclusive Spirituality for Managers – Leading with Authenticity, Integrity, and Purpose. 269 Chapter 87: Leading from Within: The Inner Compass. 270 Chapter 88: From Profit to Purpose: Reclaiming Meaning at Work. 273 Chapter 89: Embracing Diversity as Sacred. 275 Chapter 90: Authenticity and Ethical Clarity in a Complex World. 278 Chapter 91: Managing Suffering: Resilience and Compassion. 281 Chapter 92: Not Helpless, Not Hopeless: Leadership as Courage. 284 Chapter 93: Building Contemplative Organisations. 287 Chapter 94: Becoming a Person for Others: The Spirituality of Service. 290 Chapter 95: Contemplative Practices for Managers: Restoring the Inner Compass 295 Epilogue. 299 References 301 Glossary. 308
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