Lessons that shape Work, Life & Leadership
Across India, during the festival of Holi, people joyfully celebrate by throwing Gulal — the vibrant coloured powder that fills the air with laughter, colour and togetherness. Its beauty was never in being kept in the packet; it lives in being shared.
Scatter the Gulal began as a letter from Suvas Mehta to his son, Shanay. It gradually grew into a collection of reflections for everyone he loves—and, ultimately, for anyone who believes that life becomes richer when goodness is shared freely.
Short, thought-provoking essays on character, relationships, leadership, and gratitude.
Organized around life principles collected over three decades of business and personal journey.
Written with humility and warmth, ideal for personal reflection or gifting to loved ones.
A lifetime of gathered wisdom organized into seven meaningful themes.
Stories of Kakaji, Mamaji, Bapuji, parents, and teachers who laid the foundation of character and truth.
Lessons gathered from classrooms, factory floors in Japan, travels across 50+ countries, and everyday encounters.
Why good ideas should never be hoarded, reading books side-by-side, and passing on light to others.
Living with simplicity, gratitude, and leaving sweetness in every room you enter.
The Jain prayer for four dispositions: friendship toward the good, delight in the virtuous, compassion for the suffering, and equanimity.
Leading by example rather than title, honest effort (Purushārth), and building family enterprises with values.
Believing in something larger than yourself and remembering: If life places something beautiful in your hands, scatter it.
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