In 2003, a series of talks by Pujya Swamiji on ‘The Spiritual Heritage of India’ was recorded at the Arsha Vidya Gurukulam at Anaikatti, which came to be known as the ‘TV’ talks series, as the talks were broadcast over the course of a year – 52 weeks on national TV. Indian culture is essentially spiritual in its orientation, centred upon the discovery of one’s purpose in life and one’s true nature, along with one’s relation to the world and God. Indian culture focuses more on the more subtle matters of one’s existence, bringing with it the understanding of certain means and attitudes while living and relating to things and beings of this world. This is the Indian Spiritual Heritage. It is equally humanity’s heritage, passed down through the ages in the form of dialogue, and given by teacher to student, and by parents to children, without any organised attempt. Pujya Swamiji beautifully brings out the depth of this heritage through this series of talks.