Spiritual Globalization and Business. Vedanta Philosophy

Advaita Vedanta offers a framework for Spiritual Globalizations

Religions and Global Business - Religious diversity

Spiritual globalization seeks to understand how global processes (economic, cultural, and technological) affect and intertwine with the spiritual dimension of human beings. It is not just about the expansion of religions, but about how people, communities, and cultures integrate spiritual values in an increasingly interconnected world.

Globalization

1. Cultural influence of religion in global business
2. Religion and ethical frameworks
3. Regionalization
4. Deglobalization

Key concepts of spiritual globalization

1. Interconnectedness of beliefs: Religions and spiritual philosophies spread more easily, allowing for interfaith dialogue and syncretism.
2. Response to dehumanization: In the face of the negative effects of globalization (such as inequality or individualism), a search for meaning, justice and transcendence arises.
3. Spirituality as resistance: In some contexts, spirituality becomes a way to resist market logic and recover values such as compassion, community, and care for the planet.

Given the characteristics of Hinduism Vedanta philosophy—its acceptance of other Religious paths—Vedanta, especially Advaita Vedanta, can offer an ideal framework for defining this spiritual globalization, capable of harmonizing the world's different spiritual paths.

1. Bhagavad-Gita
2. Faith-based Marketing
3. Faith-Sensitive Business Leadership
4. Religion and ethical frameworks

Principles of a model of global ethics:

1. Harmony of Religions
2. Ahimsa (Non-Violence)
3. Why do we need a global ethics?

Academic Programs

(c) EENI Global Business School (1995-2025)
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