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Vedanta Centre Kuala Lumpur is a registered non-profit organisation. Our service to the community focuses on the dissemination of Vedanta via the following avenues: weekly classes, youth programmes, talks, retreats, corporate workshops and our annual lecture tour.
   
 
This curated collection of eleven works presents the enduring truths of Vedanta — offering a practical guide to navigating life, work, and relationships with clarity and purpose. Rooted in centuries-old philosophy, these books bridge the gap between ancient insight and contemporary challenges. Authored by Swami A. Parthasarathy, a pioneering exponent of Vedanta, the literature distills profound knowledge into accessible and actionable ideas for modern living.
The Fall of the Human Intellect is the first in a series of eleven works by A. Parthasarathy and serves as an ideal introduction to Vedanta philosophy.
The book explores the growing crises of stress, depression, and disease in individuals, along with global issues like terrorism and vandalism, tracing their roots to the neglect of the human intellect. It distinguishes intelligence, acquired through education, from the intellect, developed through personal effort in critical thinking and reasoning. Designed to nurture the intellect, this book offers a pathway to prevent humanity's self-destruction.
 The virus of attachment has reached epidemic proportions and the world is in a state of emergency.
The lack of intellect has caused the mind’s attachment to spouses, children, wealth, religion, practically everything. The virus of attachment has reached epidemic proportions and the world is in a state of emergency. Yet none seems to recognise the problem, much less tackle it. The solution lies in a concerted effort worldwide to resurrect the fallen intellect. A powerful intellect alone would destroy the virus and generate peace and harmony in the society.
Businesspersons often follow routine practices dictated by conventional business schools. However, true management begins with managing oneself before addressing external challenges.
Avoid comparing yourself with others—focus on playing your life’s role without superiority or inferiority.
This book explores foundational concepts like Value Systems, Work Ethics, Stress Management, Productivity, Leadership, and Time Management. It emphasizes self-development through reflection on higher life values rather than fixing external issues. Ultimately, it guides readers toward mastering the art of self-management, culminating in the realization of one’s true Self.
For those seeking clarity on life's purpose and ultimate goal, The Eternities: Vedanta Treatise by A. Parthasarathy offers profound insights. This seminal work encapsulates over 60 years of research into the timeless wisdom of the Himalayas.
The book expounds the philosophy of Vedanta, presenting eternal principles for mastering the art of living. It provides a practical technique to remain active while maintaining inner peace and equips readers with a powerful intellect to navigate life's challenges. Beyond worldly success, the Treatise guides spiritual evolution, leading to the ultimate human goal: Self-realization and perfection.
At Vedanta Centre Kuala Lumpur, we are dedicated to making the profound teachings of Vedanta accessible and applicable to modern life. We offer diverse avenues for individuals to explore and internalize this ancient philosophy. Our mission is to foster a community where the pursuit of knowledge leads to personal growth, clarity, and a harmonious way of living.​
I have attended a series of Vedanta classes and have read a number of Swami Parthasarathy’s books. I have found the Vedanta philosophy extremely useful in managing stress levels and growing my business. It has enabled me to be an effective leader while being a guiding force for me in mentoring the entrepreneurs of the start-ups that I have invested in. All in all, it has made the process of living life a lot more meaningful and fulfilling.
I find the teachings of Vedanta very scientific and methodological. It enables me to practice self control and discipline with the knowledge of an exact science. This has brought about immense happiness and joy in my life. Looking for higher ideals and higher purposes when I do things, it has automatically attracted abundance and peace in my life, without me even asking for it.
I have been a student of the Vedanta course for 2 years and as an expat living in Asia it has been one of the greatest gifts. The course is very well structured, gradually building up the material from easy to grasp ideas leading into a more complex philosophy step by step. Another benefit of the course is how it teaches you to do constant self reflection and self improvement which becomes a life saver along the way. I really believe this subject should be taught to everyone no matter your age, background, religion as this knowledge is universal and applicable to all of our lives.
Explore and learn what we have been doing to expand the knowledge of Vedanta. The daily study of Vedanta develops the human intellect
