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A reflective discussion on inner freedom, detachment, and finding peace without withdrawing from everyday life.

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When life feels demanding, many of us wonder whether peace lies in stepping away from work, roles, or responsibilities.
Bhagavad Gita Chapter 5 challenges this idea, exploring whether true freedom comes from withdrawal or from learning how to stay engaged without becoming internally burdened.

### About Thinkers Forum

Thinkers Forum is a community for respectful, reflective, and open dialogue on complex ideas that shape human thought and lived experience.

### We’ll explore

  • What does renunciation actually mean in everyday life?
  • Is it possible to let go internally without walking away externally?
  • How do action and inner peace coexist without contradiction?
  • Where do we mistake withdrawal for wisdom or detachment?
  • How does non-attachment change the way we relate to work and responsibility?
  • What does inner freedom look like in the middle of ordinary life?

### What this is

This is a 30-minute online discussion on Google Meet, focused on shared reflection and dialogue.
It is not a lecture, religious class, sermon, or expert-led session, but a space for thoughtful conversation, questioning, and multiple perspectives.

### Who should attend

  • Curious readers, whether new to or familiar with the Bhagavad Gita
  • Thinkers interested in philosophy, psychology, and ethics
  • People navigating pressure, burnout, or questions of detachment
  • Those who enjoy reflective, discussion-based group conversations

No religious belief or prior background is required.

### Why attend

Reflect on a timeless question that feels deeply relevant today — how to remain engaged in life without being consumed by it — and join a conversation that values clarity, lived experience, and thoughtful inquiry over fixed interpretations.

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