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The Sacred Psychology Of Marketing: How Ancient Hindu Wisdom Explains Modern Branding, Influence and Consumer Behavior

The Sacred Psychology Of Marketing: How Ancient Hindu Wisdom Explains Modern Branding, Influence and Consumer Behavior

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In a world driven by attention, trust, and emotion, the ancient wisdom of Hindu philosophy offers timeless insight into human behavior. The Sacred Psychology of Marketing reveals how six foundational principles — Dharma, Manas, Vāk, Buddhi, Samskāra, and Prabhāva — can help you build brands that connect deeply, communicate with clarity, and create lasting impact.
Structured in three parts — Understanding Human Nature, Hindu Wisdom and Strategy, and Modern Branding Lessons — this book moves from the psychology of perception and desire, to the strategic archetypes of Krishna, Rama, and Hanuman, to the practical realities of luxury, ritual, community, and ethical growth in today’s marketplace. Drawing on real case studies — from Amul to Apple, FabIndia to Zudio — it bridges scripture and strategy, boardroom and inner life.
This is a book for marketers, founders, and communicators who want more than tactics — who want their work to mean something.

About the Author 

Saurabh V. Gosain is a marketing consultant with nearly 15 years of experience in sales, branding, and business strategy. From retail sales to becoming a trusted marketing advisor, he has helped businesses build strong brands and drive growth.
A lifelong seeker, Saurabh is passionate about human psychology, spirituality, and the nature of reality. He believes that dharma is lived through actions, and that humanity transcends religious identities.
In The Sacred Psychology of Marketing, he blends marketing expertise with spiritual insight to show how ancient Hindu wisdom continues to shape modern branding, consumer behavior, persuasion, and decision-making.

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