Jnana Sadhana (Path of Self-Knowledge)

Jnana Sadhana (Path of Self-Knowledge)

A deeper exploration into non-dual wisdom (Advaita), this workshop focuses on breaking illusion and discovering the Self beyond name, form, and action. Scriptural inquiry (Neti Neti), meditation, and silence form the core.

Ideal for: Advanced seekers and philosophical minds ready to transcend duality.

Jnana Sadhana, also known as the Path of Self-Knowledge, is the highest discipline in the spiritual tradition of Sanatan Dharma. Rooted in the wisdom of the Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, and the teachings of Advaita Vedanta, this course is designed to guide sincere seekers through the inner journey from illusion (Maya) to Reality (Satya), from ego to the Self (Atman), and from bondage to ultimate liberation (Moksha).

In this immersive course, seekers will not only learn the intellectual foundations of Jnana Yoga but will also engage in meditative inquiry, contemplative silence, and the disciplined practice of Neti-Neti (not this, not this). The course unfolds under the spiritual guidance of Soham Dnyanpeeth and is intended for matured spiritual aspirants who are drawn towards Self-realization.

Course Format

• Mode: Online / Offline (Retreat + Interactive Sessions)

• Duration: 6 Weeks (can be extended based on participant level)

• Schedule: Weekly Masterclass + Daily Sadhana Guidance

• Language: Primarily Marathi / Hindi with Sanskrit references and English insights

• Support: Live Q&A, Digital Materials, Reflective Worksheets, & Mentorship

• Eligibility: Age 21+, basic understanding of Vedantic or Yogic principles preferred

Key Objectives of the Course

• To understand the difference between Self and non-Self

• To intellectually and spiritually grasp the meaning of Brahman, Atman, Maya, and Avidya

• To practice discrimination (Viveka) and detachment (Vairagya)

• To cultivate inner silence, awareness, and abiding clarity

• To dissolve the false identification with body, mind, and ego

• To realise the Self—not as a concept, but as direct, non-dual awareness

Daily Sadhana Practices

• Morning Self-Inquiry (15 mins guided practice)

• Scriptural chanting (selected verses from Upanishads / Gita)

• Mauna (Silence) discipline on Sundays (2 hours to ½ day as per ability)

• Gratitude and detachment journaling

Certification & Path Ahead

Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Certificate of Jnana Sadhana Completion from Soham Dnyanpeeth. Advanced aspirants will be eligible for deeper mentorship, silent retreats, and the Brahmavidya Sadhak Abhyas Yatra—a special path for inner seekers.