Kuruvilla Pandikattu Quotes

Pandikattu, K. (2012). LIFE: Relish It! . Better Yourself Books, St. Paul, Mumbai.

Compassionate leadership involves recognizing and addressing the needs of others, thereby fostering a culture of inclusivity and respect. Compassionate lead, fulfill every need, fostering respect's creed, where inclusivity indeed.

Pandikattu, K. (2024). Hope in/for Humanity: Becoming the Best Generation by Addressing Global Challenges Through Ethical Consciousness. JRD Tata Foundation for Business Ethics. Jamshedpur.

Servant leadership transcends the mere pursuit of profit, focusing on the holistic well-being of employees, communities, and the environment. A leader who serves, beyond mere profit curves, nurtures a world that preserves, and community deserves.

The true test of character is what you do when no one will ever find out.

Death is only a step towards .../ In this celebration of love/ Death is a stepping stone/ Towards the fullness/ Towards which all of us/ Consciously and unconsciously long for.

To look straight into the eyes of my death/ My non-being/ To face myself as living and dying/ In the bare nakedness of my life and non-life.

Servant leadership is about empowering others to achieve their full potential while maintaining a steadfast commitment to ethical standards. Empowering others to grow, with ethics in tow, servant leaders bestow, potential's glow.

When ethics guides your steps, you are always on the right way.

Ethics is not just knowing the path; it's walking it, even when it's uphill.

It is much worse to be dead when we are alive/ Dead by the fear of death, when we are not yet dead!/ The incredible paradox of worrying to avoid death / Being the very cause of death!

The golden rule is valuable currency in the bank of trust.

Pandikattu, K. (2021). The Wisest of All Times is NOW: Timeless Quotes on Time. Jnanam. Pune.

Life is security and daring,/ Life is protection and risk,/ Life is openness and closure,/ It is safety and adventure.

To relish life and to relish death/ And to be grateful for both/ And to be open for more/ In both death and life.