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50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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.
weekly sessions for youth
Class starting on 8 June 2025
🗓 Online Sundays,
11.00am to 12noon MYT
These interactive sessions are designed to develop your intellect.
A collection of twenty poems and excerpts from English literature. Includes selections from the works of William Shakespeare, Samuel Johnson, Oliver Goldsmith, John Milton, William Wordsworth and Matthew Arnold.
The book analyses each literary piece to derive the powerful messages encapsulated in it. It conveys the philosophical insights essential for maintaining peace and progress in life.
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Train the intellect to extract deeper ideas embedded in verse. Learn to appreciate the precise thought structures behind poetic expression.
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Engage in enquiry into the poet’s message. Move beyond emotional response to arrive at clear intellectual interpretation.
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Translate the philosophical themes of poetry into practical principles for thought and action. Strengthen inner clarity and direction.
Tara Roy is an alumnus of the Vedanta Academy, India, where she completed the intensive three-year residential course under the tutelage of Swami A. Parthasarathy. She now shares her knowledge of Vedanta with the Malaysian community.
Tara Roy is an alumnus of the Vedanta Academy, India, where she completed the intensive three-year residential course under the tutelage of Swami A. Parthasarathy. She now shares her knowledge of Vedanta with the Malaysian community.
The Turkey and the Ant – John Gay
The Pond – Jane Taylor
The Olive Tree – Sabine Baring-Gould
Abou Ben Adhem – James Henry Leigh Hunt
Casabianca – Felicia Hemans
The Mountain and the Squirrel – Ralph Waldo Emerson
The Nightingale and the Glow-worm – William Cowper
The Pineapple and the Bee – William Cowper
The Toys – Coventry Patmore
The Blind Men and the Elephant – John Godfrey Saxe
The Village Preacher – Oliver Goldsmith
On His Blindness – John Milton
Even This Shall Pass Away – Theodore Tilton
The Daffodils – William Wordsworth
Polonius’ Advice in Hamlet – William Shakespeare
Mark Antony’s Oration in Julius Caesar – William Shakespeare
Letter to the Earl of Chesterfield – Samuel Johnson
Laodamia – William Wordsworth
Andrea del Sarto – Robert Browning
Sohrab and Rustum – Matthew Arnold
“Intellectual growth should commence at birth and cease only at death.”
Albert Einstein
Upgrade your thinking
Class starting on 8 June 2025
🗓 Online Sundays,Â
11.00am to 12noon MYT