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HR Learning of the Day Kenshō
Kenshō (見性) is a Zen Buddhist concept meaning “seeing one’s true nature.” It represents a moment of profound realization or enlightenment, often described as a sudden insight into the nature of existence and the self. Unlike full enlightenment (Satori), Kenshō is considered an initial awakening, a glimpse into deeper understanding that requires further cultivation.
Kenshō in HRM and Personal Growth
In the context of Human Resource Management (HRM), Kenshō can symbolize moments of self-awareness, personal transformation, and professional growth. Employees or leaders experiencing Kenshō might:
Gain sudden clarity about their career direction.
Realize deep-rooted strengths or weaknesses and work towards self-improvement.
Develop emotional intelligence and lead with mindfulness and authenticity.
Example in HRM
Imagine a mid-level manager struggling with leadership responsibilities. After attending a mindfulness leadership workshop, they experience a moment of Kenshō—realizing that their rigid, control-oriented approach is limiting their team’s potential. This insight pushes them to adopt a more empathetic and empowering leadership style, leading to increased team collaboration and performance.
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Dr. Vishal Verma
