Chapter 13 of the Bhagavad Gita, The Yoga of Knowledge, explores the distinction between Spirit and matter, guiding us toward realizing the Supreme Self. 

Over five evenings, Sunandaji will elaborate on the twenty qualities of a wise person. By imbibing these qualities, seekers can accelerate their spiritual evolution, recognize the same essence in all beings, and ultimately attain Self-Realisation.

Living is an art, skill, technique that needs to be learnt and practised. The Bhagavad Gita presents the eternal principles of life and living which transcend race or religion. The principles equip one with a strong intellect to meet the challenges of the world and achieve success and peace in all aspects of one’s life - official, social and domestic. Above all they usher one towards the ultimate perfection, the goal of spiritual enlightenment.

Sunanda Leelaram, affectionately known as Sunandaji, is the daughter-disciple of Swami A. Parthasarathy. Under his guidance, Sunandaji has been imbibing Vedanta, the ancient philosophy of India for over four decades. 

Sunandaji has addressed diverse audiences across four continents for the past forty years including Young Presidents’ Organisation, Harvard Business School, EY. Her clear and powerful presentation of ancient wisdom in contemporary thought has received widespread coverage in television, radio and print media.

For more than fifty years, Swami A. Parthasarathy led the Gita Gnana Yajna, a global lecture series on the Bhagavad Gita aimed at sharing its profound wisdom with people worldwide. This legacy is now carried forward by his daughter and disciple, Sunandaji, who continues to spread these teachings.