Swami Parthasarathys online Vedanta discourse on Sunday

July 24, 2020 18:50

93-year-old Swami Parthasarathy, one of the finest living exponents of Vedanta, will be delivering his first-ever online Guru Purnima lecture on July 26, 2020, at 6.30 pm IST.

At no time before has humanity been so collectively stressed as it is today.

Perhaps then, this is the right time for Swami Parthasarathy to help us make sense of the dystopian world that we are witness to, in his one-hour session on Sunday.

'In over 70 years of study and research, Swami Parthasarathy has authored 12 books including three best-sellers which comprise a unique course to develop intellectual clarity. He has been featured in Time, Businessweek and Forbes magazines, and has addressed premier institutions worldwide such as Harvard University, Oxford University, NASA, Young Presidents' Organisation -- as well as the Indian cricket team,' a press release from the Vedanta Cultural Foundation stated.

Called 'Personal Rehabilitation -- From Concern to Composure', you can tune into Sunday's session by registering here.

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