This book is a Vedāntic text known as the Srī Adhyātam Parkāsh which was written by Kavi Sukhdev Singh. Kavī Sukhdev Singh was one of the court of poets under the guidance of Srī Gurū Gobind Singh Jī. The text is one of the preliminary texts studied by Gursikhs prior to the knowledge of Gurbānī. I have written this book in an attempt to provide the Vedāntic philosophy studied within the court of the Gurū. This text was created within the Kavī Darbār and provides the essence of Vedānt within one text to prevent Sikhs from continuing to seek other forms of knowledge which may plummet them into doubts. Even within the text there are sections that mention the doctrine of the Bhāgvat Gītā and the Ātam Bodh. This is the last of the main five Vedāntic texts that has been translated for the benefit of the sangat. This should hopefully assist those who do not have a complete grasp of the Gurmukhī texts or the Punjābī vernacular. This book is a direct translation of the commentary completed by Sant Harī Singh Randhāwe wale. This commentary is a lot easier to understand than the one created by Mahant Ganeshā Singh and is more suited for those students looking to progress on the path of Sikhī.