Manujment, authored by Naresh K. Sharma, presents a contemporary exploration of Manusmriti, Sanatana Philosophy, and the principles that shape individual and organisational life.
Structured as a conversation between a daughter and her father, the book seeks to make philosophical ideas more accessible to modern readers. Through this conversational approach, Manujment explores Manusmriti from a management perspective, presenting it as a text that, according to the author, offers insights into managing organisations as well as navigating individual life.
The book also examines commonly held perceptions surrounding Manusmriti. One of its central arguments is that the text does not address caste or social hierarchy in the manner often associated with it in popular discourse. By bringing this perspective into discussion, the book encourages readers to revisit the text and engage with its ideas beyond familiar interpretations.
A key objective of Manujment is to create an accessible platform for younger generations, particularly Gen Z, to engage with Sanatana Philosophy. By connecting ancient philosophical thought with concepts of management, conduct, and everyday life, the book attempts to present these ideas in a format that is conversational and relevant to contemporary readers.
With Manujment, Naresh K. Sharma brings together philosophy, management, and questions about the way we live and organise our lives, inviting readers to explore an often-discussed subject through a different lens.
Author: Naresh K. Sharma