Udyami - उद्यमी
The Go-Getter
The Tiger
Udyami’s are represented by the tiger because like a tiger, Udyamis are very clever, fierce and enterprising.
Clever
Tigers have a relatively large brain size compared to their body size, and are very clever animals. Their intelligence fuels their highly observant skills, namely their keen sense of hearing, sight, and smell that they rely on to detect prey.
Fierce
Tigers are considered to be one of the toughest, and most powerful animals in the world. They have expert hunting techniques such as stalking and ambushing, that make them not only survive, but also thrive.
Enterprising
Tigers have a special ability to adapt to changing environments and situations, creating innovative, and ingenious new ways to catch their prey.
Sanskrit Meaning
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In Sanskrit, "udyami" means "entrepreneur" or "initiator".
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It can be used to describe someone that is ambitious, clever, energetic, or enterprising, and also "fierce" in certain contexts.
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Bhima, a key figure in the Mahabharata epic, is known for his immense physical strength, bravery, and determination on the battlefield. He possesses a fierce spirit and is often portrayed as the epitome of courage and vigor. Bhima's cleverness is demonstrated through his strategic warfare tactics and his ability to outwit opponents. His energetic nature drives him to take on daunting challenges with gusto, making him a formidable warrior.
Udyami's Superpowers
Udyamis are very powerful, ambitious types that enjoy engaging in debates, heated arguments, physical competitions and sometimes even a good old-fashioned fight.
Udyamis are also clever, and their enterprising nature plays out in their ability to adjust their behavior accordingly in order to entice and engage others.
They often thrive in environments where they have to compete to win, whether it be in a political campaign, marriage, or climbing the corporate ladder.
Udyami in Different States of Mind
The nature of the human mind is that it fluctuates between three gunas: sattva, rajas, and tamas. Detailed below is what the Udyami's mind might look like in each of the three states.
Sattva
Peaceful. Clear.
They go after what they want in a confident manner, but with a peaceful mind in which they are empathetic to other’s needs. They are patient, persistent and enthusiastic. They do not make a show of their ambitions. They are silent achievers.
Rajas
Passionate. Active.
They are energetic, passionate, and restless. They are ambitious to be successful. Their confidence often propels them to achieve, even if they have to trample over a few people along the way. Their desire for achievement at all costs is often motivated by the pursuit of material wealth, power, and status. Their passion and fiery nature drives them to be attracted to any kind of intense endeavor. They get a rush out of physically aggressive activities and sports. Udyami’s passion fuels their love for competition, and they feel overjoyed when they defeat their opponent.
Tamas
Passive. Confused.
They cheat in competitions. They lie about their achievements.
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