SEBI and IEPFA’s Punjab camp reclaims unclaimed shares while teaching ancient wisdom
SEBI and IEPFA recently collaborated to host an investor camp in Punjab, aiming to assist individuals in reclaiming unpaid dividends and unclaimed shares. This event was held in light of the 'kosha' theory, which acknowledges five sheaths of existence, guiding investors and individuals alike towards balanced living and wise decision-making.
The kosha approach emphasizes balanced inputs to each level of existence to prevent system abuse. This includes 'annamaya' (physical), focusing on basic needs like hygiene and food, and 'pranamaya' (energy), which can be influenced by mental inputs. The body is considered the primary means for pursuing one's duty, as per the saying 'shareera madhyam khalu dharma sadhanam'.
Right eating, right thoughts, and right conduct are guided by tradition for individual well-being and collective peace. Excessive eating, or 'tri-bhuktam maha-rogi', is discouraged due to potential health issues. The camp also highlighted 'vigyanamaya' (wisdom), which helps approach existence wisely, and 'anandamaya' (bliss), the ultimate state of unconditional happiness.
The camp in Punjab not only helped investors reclaim their financial rights but also educated attendees about the kosha theory, encouraging them to strive for balance and wisdom in their daily lives. By understanding and practicing these principles, individuals can work towards their own well-being and contribute to collective peace.
