The hidden path to enduring happiness

Most pleasures fade. Clarity does not.
When confusion ends, a calm joy appears that no object, ritual, or approval can touch. That is the pleasure of a clear mind.

At Tavamithram’s Gateway to Clarity, you are not asked to believe. You are invited to know. Clarity begins when expectations, entitlement, and the illusion of doership loosen their grip. What remains is direct understanding, a mind light as glass, and a life that moves without fear.

Why clarity is the ultimate pleasure

Sensory highs rise and crash. Clarity stays. It is tranquillity with awareness, not a spike of excitement.
Moksha is not elsewhere. It is the living state of a mind free from the chains of belief, habit, and ego. Alive, alert, responsible, unafraid.
You do not abandon life. You abandon confusion. Duties remain. Drama drops.
The body is in the Self, not the other way round. When this is seen, superiority, division, and cruelty collapse.

Why Vedanta, not religion

Belief without evidence breeds fear, greed, and factions.
Vedanta is the highest science of existence and awareness. It unites. It asks you to reflect, inquire, and verify.
The Gita does not demand obedience. It asks you to understand fully and then choose. Knowledge purifies. Clarity liberates.

What you will explore here

Clarity: The Ultimate Pleasure
A guided talk on why clear understanding outshines every material thrill, and how to reach that state even in a busy life.
The hidden path to inner peace
From “Why me?” to relief and stillness. How confusion dissolves when understanding dawns.
Vedanta breaks the chains of ignorance
Why organised belief divides and why direct knowledge heals.
Living Moksha
Renounce illusions, not responsibilities. Be fearless, compassionate, and effective in the world.
A practical analogy you will not forget
Do not argue with the figures in a dream. Wake up and understand the dreamer. Apply that to every problem.
SBG for All
The Ever-Relevant Gita, a present-day rendering that most people finish in about three hours and find life-changing. No jargon. No rituals. Pure clarity.