We are all very familiar with the “carrot at the end of the stick” phrase. Sadly, for most people it is not just a phrase but an unwilling and unwitting pursuit in life. The carrot is all too often financial prosperity, which is presumed to mean success.

Success does not lie at some point in life, let alone a stick with a carrot that looks like a pot of gold. Pursuing that is without a doubt like pursuing a mirage in the desert for water. ZenBarakah is passionate about pursuing that which is beneficial, and that is fundamentally why our philosophy is that success is not a point in life, but a pursuit of life, where the journey must consist of a balance between physical, emotional and spiritual content­ment, and that contentment is a dynamic state which encourages one to aspire to be a better person.

A Statement of Excellence from a Traditional Master which reflects the essence of pursuit is If you were to plant a tree and you knew your end was upon you, finish planting the tree. There is no better pursuit than striving with excellence in whatever you set out to do, so that you completing it is beneficial beyond yourself.

If you are not ready to strive with excellence where benefit is beyond your own self, ZenBarakah is on a different paradigm the your current state. On the hand, if you understand how this is measure of success from a Higher Order, then contact ZenBarakah to start your journey. You may have already started, so join the ZenBarakah community of corporations and individuals who are setting a higher standard to measure success, and the pursuit of it.