HUMAN VALUES AND PROFESSIONAL ETHICS

I take this opportunity to express my gratitude to the two persons I have never met but have acceptedas my revered teachers who have been my guides through my life, and at every step while writingthis book. One of them is the legendary Urdu poet, Mirza Ghalib, who needs no introduction. Theother teacher is Acharya Krishnaji Keshav Kolhatkar, who has explained Patanjali’s Yoga Sutra inMarathi in his book entitled Bharatiya Manas Shastra. I am yet to fi nd another presentation on YogaSutra anywhere near the masterly presentation by Acharya Krishnaji Keshav Kolhatkar. I bow toboth Mirza Ghalib and Acharya Krishnaji Keshav Kolhatkar in utter reverence and gratitude.Had I not experienced a dark and restless night of turmoil, I would never have known whatsunrise really means. That said, that is exactly how we human beings are supposed to identify andlearn values in our lives. Everyone steps into the fairyland of his youth, holding lofty dreams inhis feeble fi sts and aspires to reach the zenith thereon. Though fulfi lment of every dream is notguaranteed