Shivam Sevak – Who am I?

Tuesday 29th September – 7pm

This talk explores some of humanity’s deepest questions: Why do we think the way we do? What shapes our fears, desires, dreams, and decisions? Are we driven by biology, conditioned by psychology, or guided by something beyond the mind and body?

Through the lenses of evolution, genetics, conscious and subconscious psychology, and spiritual philosophy, the session examines how human behaviour and identity are formed. From the origins of life and the role of genes, to the influence of suppressed desires, conditioning, and the search for the “true self,” the talk connects science, psychology, and spirituality to better understand who we are and why we experience life the way we do.

Shivam Sevak is an independent thinker and researcher deeply invested in the intersection of psychology, human consciousness, and spiritual inquiry. Born in India and raised in a family environment that championed independent thinking, Shivam’s exploration of life’s inner dimensions began with studying Vedic Astrology in Ahmedabad.

He moved to the UK in 2020, earning an MBA from the University of Wolverhampton and gaining valuable corporate experience in logistics operations. Driven by a desire to understand the human mind, he went on to study Psychology at the University of Bedfordshire, while actively supporting community mental wellbeing through emotional companionship initiatives. He also recently delivered a short lecture on decision-making to secondary students in India.

Shivam’s spiritual journey has been shaped by the teachings of contemporary spiritual voices, finding particular clarity through the insights of Acharya Prashant.

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