Understanding the Search for Lasting Happiness

We achieve something we've been working toward, celebrate for a while—and then the excitement fades. We buy something new, reach a career milestone, receive recognition, or accomplish a personal goal, yet a familiar question eventually returns:

“Why am I still not completely happy?”

Join us for a practical and interactive session exploring the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad-gita and discovering why temporary pleasures often fail to provide lasting satisfaction—and where deeper, more meaningful happiness can actually be found.

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Why This Event?

Modern life gives us more choices, more comforts, and more ways to pursue pleasure than ever before. Yet stress, comparison, dissatisfaction, and the feeling that “something is still missing” remain common.

The Bhagavad-gita offers a different perspective: perhaps the problem isn't that we haven't achieved enough—but that we are looking for lasting happiness in things that are inherently temporary.

This session will help you explore:

• Why does happiness from achievements and possessions fade?
• Why do we constantly want something more?
• What is the difference between pleasure and lasting happiness?
• Why does comparison make it harder to feel satisfied?
• What does the Bhagavad-gita say about the real source of happiness?
• How can we become less dependent on external circumstances for our happiness?
• Can spirituality make us genuinely happier in everyday life?

Whether you are successful but still feel unfulfilled, searching for greater meaning, or simply curious about what makes us truly happy, this session is designed to be practical, relatable, and relevant to modern life.

Meet the Speaker

HG Manmohan Krishna Prabhu

M.Tech, IIT Bombay

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With a background in engineering and years of studying and sharing the wisdom of the Bhagavad-gita, HG Manmohan Krishna Prabhu brings timeless spiritual principles into conversations about modern life.

His sessions make spiritual wisdom practical and accessible, helping participants explore deeper questions about happiness, purpose, relationships, success, and meaningful living.

Event Highlights

📖 Interactive Bhagavad-gita Discussion

Explore timeless teachings about happiness, desire, satisfaction, and the nature of the self.

💬 Live Q&A Session

Ask questions and engage in an open discussion about happiness and spiritual living.

🧘 Practical Meditation Experience

Experience simple spiritual practices that can help cultivate calmness, gratitude, and inner satisfaction.

🧠 The Psychology of Desire

Understand why getting what we want doesn't always make us happy—and why the mind keeps asking for more.

🌱 Practical Happiness Tools

Discover simple principles you can apply to your everyday life to develop greater contentment.

🤝 Connect With Like-Minded People

Meet others who are exploring spirituality, personal growth, and a more meaningful approach to happiness.

🍛 Complimentary Krishna Prasadam

Conclude the experience by sharing sanctified vegetarian food in a warm community setting.

What You Will Take Away

By the end of the session, you will have a deeper understanding of:

Temporary pleasure vs. lasting happiness

Discover why external experiences can provide enjoyment without necessarily creating lasting fulfillment.

Why “more” doesn't always mean “happier”

Understand how desire, comparison, and constantly chasing the next achievement can keep us dissatisfied.

The source of genuine happiness

Explore the Bhagavad-gita's perspective on finding happiness within a deeper understanding of ourselves.

Contentment without complacency

Learn how to pursue meaningful goals while becoming less dependent on their outcomes for your happiness.

Practical spiritual principles

Discover simple ways to bring greater gratitude, purpose, and inner satisfaction into everyday life.

What Participants Say

“I realized I had been chasing happiness instead of understanding where it actually comes from.”

“The session made me rethink what I considered success and satisfaction.”

“Simple, practical, and surprisingly relevant to everyday life.”

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this event free?

Yes. Entry is free, but registration is required because seating is limited.

Do I need to know the Bhagavad-gita beforehand?

Not at all. The session is designed for both beginners and those who are already familiar with the Bhagavad-gita.

Is this event only for people who follow a particular religion?

No. Anyone interested in happiness, personal growth, spirituality, and meaningful living is welcome.

Will there be an opportunity to ask questions?

Yes. The event includes a live Q&A session where participants can ask questions.

Is meditation experience required?

No prior experience is necessary. A simple guided experience will be included during the session.

Is food provided?

Yes. Participants can enjoy complimentary Krishna Prasadam after the session.

What should I bring?

Just bring yourself and an open mind. You may also carry a notebook if you would like to take notes.

Do I need to register if entry is free?

Yes. Registration is required to help us manage seating and arrangements.

What If Happiness Isn't Something You Need to Chase?

Maybe the question isn't:

“What else do I need to get to finally be happy?”

Maybe it is:

“What have I misunderstood about happiness?”

Join us for an evening of wisdom, reflection, practical insights, meaningful conversations, and spiritual exploration.

Discover why lasting happiness may begin not with getting more—but with understanding yourself better.