- By Kashish Rai
- Sun, 03 Sep 2023 03:51 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Chanakya Niti: The first prominent economist and philosopher to emerge from India was Acharya Chanakya. The Maurya dynasty was prosperous because of Chanakya's diplomatic policies. A modest youngster named Chandragupta Maurya became the ruler of Magadha as a result of the tactics (Chanakya Niti) of the great strategist and economist Chanakya, who also overthrew the Nanda dynasty.
In addition to politics, Chanakya had a thorough understanding of all facets of society. In addition to discussing economics, politics, and diplomacy, Acharya Chanakya additionally wrote extensively about practical topics. Even in these trying times for mankind, his thoughts and policies are quite helpful.
Chanakya Niti asserts that there are some individuals around who are more dangerous than foes, snakes and scorpions. As a result, we ought to be able to recognize them and stay away from them. Let us know who these people are.
Chanakya Niti: Stay Away From There People According To Acharya Chanakya
1. Clever And Greedy People - According to Acharya Chanakya's Niti Shastra, a man should always avoid envious and selfish individuals for his own good. Even in challenging circumstances, one should never ask such folks for assistance as such people cause you harm in the matter of avarice and jealousy. In reality, those with a jealous nature are unable to distinguish between right and wrong. They are never remotely content with the advancement and success of others. People with a wicked and selfish temperament become envious of others' success and want to hurt them.
2. Rude And Mean People - Acharya Chanakya advises against blindly trusting egotistical and wicked individuals because they can never be of any benefit to you and may even cause harm. The notable Acharya suggests that an opponent attacks from the front, and we are cautious of his attack. However, those who are unkind and selfish attack from behind. Such individuals don't deserve to be trusted. Self-centred people just consider their own interests in life and use people as puppets in their selfishness.
3. Angry Or Short-Tempered People - Acharya Chanakya advised that one should never approach someone who has an angry disposition. The greatest enemy of man is rage. Anger impairs a person's ability to reason and comprehend. An angry individual hurts both themselves and others as well. Anger causes a person to lose sight of right and wrong and focus solely on their own satisfaction. These individuals are shown to be more dangerous than adversaries.
(Disclaimer: This is based on general public information. Jagran English does not confirm its veracity. Before adopting any measures, consult an expert from the relevant field.)
