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February 21, 2026

VEDANTA Institute Colombo has announced a series of two transformative events this March, designed to offer timeless insights into human relationships, intellectual clarity and self-understanding.

Ancient wisdom for modern living

Led by world-renowned speaker Sunandaji, these sessions will explore the ancient philosophical system of Vedanta, translating profound universal truths into practical principles for modern life.

Vedanta, deriving its name from the Sanskrit words Veda (knowledge) and anta (end), represents the culmination of knowledge. It focuses on universal laws of life that transcend cultural, religious and social boundaries.

The upcoming events aim to demystify this philosophy, offering attendees tools to achieve clarity of thought and emotional equilibrium. The series is designed to be accessible to both newcomers and seasoned practitioners of Vedanta.

While love is a familiar concept, human relationships are often fraught with tension, unrealised expectations, and miscommunication. This session seeks to address these deeper dimensions by distinguishing true love from emotional dependence.

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