Understanding the relationship of spiritual influence and economic well-being in the indian system: some evidences

Acharya, Rekha and Gupta, Shubha (2025) Understanding the relationship of spiritual influence and economic well-being in the indian system: some evidences. International Journal of Science and Research Archive, 15 (2). 028-035. ISSN 2582-8185

This research paper delves into the relationship of spiritual influence on economic well-being in India, tracing its evolution since the ancient times and evaluating its contemporary relevance in the form of various reforms and initiatives undertaken by the government. It examines the complex and multifaceted nature of this relationship, focusing on the role of spiritual beliefs and practices in shaping economic behaviours and outcomes. It also assesses the contemporary relevance of integrating spirituality with economic practices, suggesting that a holistic approach can help people to achieve a satisfying life while promoting a more balanced, just and sustainable society. Drawing on historical examples, philosophical texts, and modern research, the paper elucidates the symbiotic relationship between spirituality and economics, highlighting how it can contribute towards sustainable economic practices and overall well-being. It concludes that a holistic approach to spiritual dimension can foster sustainable development and social harmony.