20-Session Course: Finding Your Freedom
Are you truly free, or are you dependent on people, possessions and circumstances for your happiness? This course explores how attachment influences our thoughts, emotions and relationships, and how we can move towards greater emotional independence. Discover how to enjoy what life offers, nurture deeper relationships, and face change with clarity and confidence—without allowing external circumstances to determine your happiness.
The course is based on the book 'The Holocaust of Attachment' and video lectures by Swami A. Parathasarathy.
How the Course Works
Weekly Learning. Meaningful Conversations.
1. Watch the Lectures Online
Access the lectures by A. Parthasarathy on The Holocaust of Attachment. Listen to one lecture each week, at your convenience.
Online Lectures: Subscription-based access to these 20 lectures and more.
2. Meet for In-Person Discussions
Join a weekly group discussion for one hour to explore the ideas, ask questions, share perspectives and deepen your understanding of the subject.
The Holocaust of Attachment by Swami A. Parthasarathy
Why do our attachments so often become sources of anxiety, frustration and sorrow? In The Holocaust of Attachment, Swami A. Parthasarathy examines how dependence on people, possessions and circumstances can undermine our freedom and happiness. Drawing on the timeless wisdom of Vedanta, he challenges us to question our assumptions, think clearly and discover a way of living in which we can engage fully with life without becoming bound by it.
Linestha Chavan is a senior disciple of the world-renowned philosopher Swami A. Parthasarathy. A graduate of the intensive three-year residential programme at the Vedanta Academy, she has spent over two decades studying, researching and sharing the timeless wisdom of Vedanta across India and internationally.
Her presentations bring the depth of traditional knowledge into contemporary contexts, making it accessible and relevant to modern life. She has addressed senior management at leading organisations and engaged with prominent educational institutions through her talks and workshops.
