Thursday, 26 Feb 2026
6:30 to 8:00 pm
(Please be seated by 6:15 pm)
The White Boxx
369 Peter Mokaba Ridge, Berea, Durban
Parking is available at the venue and at McCords Hospital
Bookings Complimentary. Limited Seating
In a world full of expectations and emotional friction, love often turns into conflict, and forgiveness feels impossible. Yet, Vedanta offers a powerful lens to understand both—not as emotional reactions, but as deliberate strengths cultivated through intellect.
This talk explores how to build lasting relationships rooted in understanding rather than dependence, and how forgiveness can be an act of inner power, not passivity. With relatable insights and practical tools, Sudhakar offers a refreshing approach to handling emotions, setting boundaries, and living with a lighter heart.

Love is not sustained by attachment or need, but by understanding. Learn how to shift from emotional dependence to conscious connection. Discover what makes love stable, joyful, and enduring in all your relationships.

Resentment, bitterness and disappointment ruin our peace and clarity. Forgiveness is a quality which frees you from this agitation. A strength of intellect to understand things as they are and not impose our views upon the world.

We feel everything—but do we direct those feelings, or are we directed by them? Learn how to manage emotions like anger, jealousy, and hurt with a mature intellect. Balance heart and head in daily life.
Sudhakar hails from a prominent business family in South Africa. He has been researching and sharing the development of the human intellect for over two decades.
As a senior alumnus of the Vedanta Academy India, he regularly addresses premier universities and organisations worldwide including the United Nations, Aspen Institute, IMD, Deloitte, EY, Maitland London, Aster Dubai, Bank of Singapore, White & Case, Anglo-American University, UCT, YPO and EO.









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