Modern business systems are collapsing under the weight of speed, greed, and value-neutral thinking, despite unprecedented intelligence and technology. Samskara—the accumulated conditioning formed through repeated intent, action, and habit—offers a missing operating layer that explains why organizations behave as they do and why only some endure. When leaders consciously shape Samskaras at personal, organizational, and ecosystem levels, businesses evolve from extractive machines into living institutions grounded in trust, discipline, and responsibility across generations. Enterprises that integrate moral memory with strategic execution do more than generate profit; they stabilize societies, dignify work, and build legacies worth inheriting.