The Dharma Blueprint - Book Launch - Wembley

What if the big questions in your life—career, family, service, courage—could be illuminated by a 2,000‑year‑old epic?

This unique evening blends live theatre with a modern take on ancient wisdom. We begin with a solo performance (monoact) on Yuyutsu, a lesser‑known but fascinating character from the Indian epic Mahabharata—imagine something between Game of Thrones and The Iliad. Born into the “wrong side” of a powerful family, Yuyutsu faces a stark choice: stay loyal to his brothers, or follow his conscience and switch sides on the eve of war.

His story is a gripping exploration of a timeless question:
What do you do when loyalty to family clashes with loyalty to what’s right?

After a short break, author Sushil Rapatwar introduces his new book, The Dharma Blueprint: Building a Life of Purpose & Impact. Using stories from politics, business, charity and everyday life in the UK and beyond, he translates the Indian idea of Dharma—living with integrity and responsibility—into practical tools you can use, whatever your background or beliefs.

You’ll leave with:

• A fresh, accessible introduction to key ideas from Indian wisdom
• Concrete ways to think about your own “battlefields” at work and at home
• Simple practices to align your decisions with your deeper values, not just deadlines and pressure

No prior knowledge of Indian texts or traditions is needed. This is for anyone curious about purpose, ethics and impact in a fast‑paced, modern world.

Info: Doors open, registration and time to find seats. Optional browse of the book table.

Info: Sushil performs a monoact retelling Yuyutsu’s story: a prince caught between family loyalty and moral courage, forced to choose his side.

Info: Stretch, networking and informal conversations.

Info: Sushil unpacks core ideas from The Dharma Blueprint: what “Dharma” means in plain English, how to recognise your own “battlefields”, and how to redefine success as purpose and impact.

Info: Interactive session: questions from the audience, reflections on real‑life dilemmas, and how these ideas cross cultures and belief systems.

Info: Brief launch moment, thanks to supporters, then time for signing copies and one‑to‑one chats.

Info: Final thought on taking one small “Dharmic” step in your own life, plus details of future events.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Shri Sanatan Hindu Mandir, Ealing Road, Wembley, United Kingdom

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