From Socrates to the present day, Western philosophers have grappled with these ultimate questions: "What is the meaning of life? Does God exist? What is the ultimate good, and how can we attain it?" But, however brilliant their writings may be, no definitive answers have been provided by Western thinkers. In this series of conversations, Srila Prabhupada, one of the greatest philosophers of the twentieth century, offers an insightful analysis and critique of some of the main ideas of prominent Western philosophers from a Vedic perspective. He outlines the process of bhakti-yoga, through which we can overcome illusion and doubt in our lives and confidently progress on the path to perfection.