Avula Parthasarathy

Avula Parthasarathy, popularly known as Swamiji (born 8 June 1927), is an Indian philosopher and exponent of Vedanta, one of the ancient philosophies of India. He has multiple degrees in literature, science and law, and completed a postgraduate degree in international law from London University.

Lifetime At 94 years, Swamiji follows a daily schedule of yoga and jogging. He is also an accomplished sportsman, regularly winning most-valuable player awards for his Academy cricket team.

In over five decades of service, Swamiji's contribution has been the translation of subtle philosophical themes into practical techniques of living. An exercise that has reduced stress and increased productivity among human beings.

His personality and lifetime effort has been profiled in books prescribed for students in India:

His teachings develop the clarity in thinking needed to Reduce stress in everyday living Increase productivity at work Maintain harmony in relationships Master the technique of living

Speeches He has spoken to The Festival of Thinkers as a keynote speaker alongside sixteen Nobel laureates The Aspen Ideas Festival, also as a keynote The Young Presidents' Organization The World Presidents' Organization Wharton NASA Microsoft Ford Indian cricket team

Press coverage Swami Parthasarathy has been featured in print and electronic media worldwide including Time The New Yorker BusinessWeek CNBC The Sunday Times New York Post The Times of India