Sunday Wisdom Sessions by Vedantin

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Sunday Wisdom Session is a recording of a live, interactive session with Sudhakar, where we journey into the depths of Vedanta philosophy. Through insightful dialogue and audience engagement, Sudhakar unpacks timeless teachings in a way that feels accessible, relevant, and transformative. Whether you're new to Vedanta or looking to enrich your existing understanding, these sessions offer a rare opportunity to explore its wisdom in a dynamic format.

  1. 3D AGO

    E43 Thinking & Feeling

    Thinking and Feeling 00:00 Thinking and Feeling 56:15 Q&A Q1 – Sometimes, we end up overthinking a situation and get paralysed. In such a situation, is it beneficial to rely on intuition instead of relying on your intellect?  1:00:05 Q&A Q2 – How important is it for us to manage how we are perceived? 1:02:25 Q&A Q3 – Is intuition the accelerator of intelligence? 1:03:50 Q&A Q4 – When we have a strong desire, we have a tendency to justify what we want to do with faulty logic. How can we prevent this?

    1h 8m

  2. 3D AGO

    E42 The Fall of the Human

    00:00 The Fall of the Human52:25 Q&A Q1 – Is conscience a part of or the same as the subtle intellect? Sometimes this inner voice is too soft to hear or it is wrong. What makes it so?55:35 Q&A Q2 – How do we know if our conscience is good? How do we distinguish between what’s good and bad?58:15 Q&A Q3 – Is it difficult\does it take a long time to become a healthy human being?

    1h 3m

  3. FEB 1

    E41 Setting Self As Supreme

    Setting Self As Supreme 00:00 Quality of a Seeker #35 – “Mat Paramah” or “Me as Supreme”

    1 hr

  4. JAN 26

    E40 Having Faith

    Having Faith 00:00 Quality of a Seeker #34 – “Sraddhadhanah” or “Endued with Faith” 47:40 Q&A Q1 – Currently there are recommendations to increase protein consumption for better health and longevity. This could conflict with the recommendation by Vedanta to consume predominantly sattvik food. What is your recommendation in this regard? 53:35 Q&A Q2 – We occasionally encounter “toxic” people that drain our energy. How do we relate to such people? 56:42 Q&A Q3 – Why does fear of success exist? Is success not the highest form of self-love? 59:14 Q&A Q4 – Is the intellect alone sufficient to overcome obstacles and achieve our goal?

    1h 2m

  5. JAN 18

    E39 Steady Minded

    Steady-minded 00:00 Quality of a Seeker #33 – “Sthiramatih” or “Steady-minded” 55:25 Q1 – Swamiji (Swami A. Parthasarathy) has said that sleep can contribute to a steady mind and also that a person with a more agitated mind will require more sleep. Could you elaborate on this?

    1h 1m

  6. JAN 16

    E38 Evolving Relationships

    In this session, Sudhakar reminds us that life is a continuous process of relating — not only with people, but with challenges, change, success, failure, and even ourselves. True relating is not about compatibility, but about learning to deal gracefully with differences.  Through the poem “The Mountain and the Squirrel,” he highlights that every individual has unique talents and a meaningful role in the larger orchestration of life — no one is superior or inferior; comparison breeds ego, while humility brings cooperation and peace.  The second poem, “The Nightingale and the Glowworm,” shows how relationships should be about complementing each other’s strengths and helping each other evolve to greater heights.

    59 min

  7. JAN 16

    E37  Love and Devotion

    Sudhakar explores the themes of Love & Devotion, emphasising that emotions are powerful forces which can uplift or destroy depending on whether they are guided by the intellect.  The poem “Abou Ben Adhem,” highlights that true devotion is love expressed through service and care for all beings, not just a select few. Love without expectation becomes universal, while attachment, rooted in selfishness and conditions, creates conflict. The second poem, “Casabianca,” illustrates a powerful example of faith – an essential quality on the spiritual path.

    1h 5m

  8. JAN 16

    E36 Reason and Faith

    In this talk, using the poems “The Pond” and “The Olive Tree,” Sudhakar explains how the mind’s desires can cloud judgment, causing us to justify what we already want instead of reasoning clearly. When the mind dominates, decisions become emotional and risky—like the young chick who ignored guidance and met disaster—highlighting the need to strengthen the intellect to think objectively and act wisely. He then shifts to the theme of faith, showing through the story of the hermits and their olive trees that real prayer is not demanding outcomes but doing our best and surrendering the results.

    1h 3m
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Sunday Wisdom Session is a recording of a live, interactive session with Sudhakar, where we journey into the depths of Vedanta philosophy. Through insightful dialogue and audience engagement, Sudhakar unpacks timeless teachings in a way that feels accessible, relevant, and transformative. Whether you're new to Vedanta or looking to enrich your existing understanding, these sessions offer a rare opportunity to explore its wisdom in a dynamic format.

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