By Acharya Sanjeev Newar

What You Will Achieve

  • Attain the highest level of intellectual and spiritual authority, rooted in ancient wisdom.
  • Develop the ability to effortlessly conquer complex subjects across any field. 
  • Unlock true potential of your mind - through First Principles. Straight from Yoga Sutras of Maharshi Patanjali, and commentary of Maharshi Vyas.


Eligibility

  • Basic proficiency in Hindi (reading, writing, speaking, listening)
  • Age: 14 years and above
  • Deep Shraddha and determination
  • Passion for hard work, excellence, and higher purpose

Duration

  • 101 days
  • Also depends on comprehension


What You’ll Need

  • Notebook and pen 
  • Internet connection 


Fees

  • Give as per your choice.


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Instructor


Acharya Sanjeev Newar

Acharya Sanjeev Newar is an educationist, social reformer, and advocate for responsible entertainment, known for his groundbreaking work in promoting child-first policies and ethical content in media. His efforts have led to a nationwide movement for accountability in entertainment and have sparked a revolution in India's cultural landscape. As the founder of the Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation, Acharya Sanjeev has developed training methodologies that have received national acclaim for empowering marginalized communities and promoting social inclusion.

With a background in energy sciences, risk management, and artificial intelligence, Acharya Sanjeev’s diverse expertise enhances his educational approach. His contributions to these fields, coupled with his work in Vedic studies, create a unique blend of modern knowledge and ancient wisdom that equips learners to excel across disciplines and life stages.

Recognized for his impact in both academic and social arenas, Acharya Sanjeev continues to lead transformative initiatives that shape future leaders and thinkers.            


   

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Contents

    1. 1 - Introduction to Samrat Yoga - Foundation & Force

    2. Practice Session | 1

    3. 2 - Activate AUM - Power Within this Primal Sound

    4. Practice Session | 2

    5. 3 - Depth of Om - Infinite in One Syllable

    6. 4 - A-U-M Unpacked - Root Frequencies of Reality

    7. 5 - Silence as Strength - Mental Mastery through Sadhana

    8. Practice Session | 3, 4, 5

    9. 6 - Meaning Behind Morning Mantras

    10. 7 - Morning Veda Mantra Layer Two - Activating Intent with Meaning

    11. 8 - From Devotion to Vedic Insight

    12. Practice Session | 6, 7, 8

    13. 9 - Vedic Logic of Yoga - Rooted in Rishi Thought

    14. 10 - Mind, Ishwar, Self - Control, Devotion, Realization

    15. Practice Session | 9, 10

    1. 11 - Veda Mantra as Catalyst - Sparking Yoga Revolution

    2. 12 - Bhāva and Veda - Feeling Force Behind Words

    3. Practice Session | 11, 12

    4. 13 - Mukti Curriculum - Path of Structured Sadhana

    5. 14 - Collective Shakti - Awakening Through Group Effort

    6. 15 - Exploring Arsha Texts - Scriptural Compass of Yoga

    7. 16 - Essence of Yoga in Veda Mantras - Hear, Reflect, Realize

    8. Practice Session | 13, 14, 15, 16

    9. 17 - Live the Path - Active Sadhana for In-World Impact

    10. 18 - Selfless Action Explained - Patanjali's Yogic Mandate

    11. Practice Session | 17, 18

    12. 19 - Yoga Darshan Begins - Five Modes of Mind Explained

    13. 20 - Charting Yogic Progress - Mind, Focus, Mukti

    14. Practice Session | 19, 20

    1. 21 - Dharma and the Essence of "Yoga Chitta Vritti Nirodha"

    2. Session 22 - Essence of Nirodha, True Yoga, and the Path to Self-Realization

    3. Practice Session | 21, 222

    4. 23 - Nature of Seer and Mind's Identification with Transient Experiences

    5. Practice Session | 23

    6. 24 - Five Types of Mental Fluctuations: Klishta and Aklishta Vritti and Path to True Bliss

    7. Practice Session | 24

    8. 25 - Five Types of Vritti and Essence of True Yoga

    9. Practice Session | 25

    10. 26 - Unlocking Divine Radiance and Dynamism: Power of Om and "U" Focused Practice

    11. Practice Session | 26

    12. 27 - Understanding Five Mental Fluctuations

    13. Practice Session | 27

    14. 28 - Vedic Foundation of Yoga, Criteria for Genuine Practice, and the Nature of Vritti

    15. 29 - Verbal Delusion and Nature of Sleep in Yoga Philosophy

    16. Practice Session | 28, 29

    1. 30 - Understanding Mental Fluctuations and Right Knowledge

    2. 31 - Nature of Memory (Smriti) and Path to Mind Control in Yoga

    3. 32 - Abhyasa and Vairagya: Two Pillars of Mind Control and Path to Liberation

    4. Practice Session | 30, 31, 32

    5. 33 - True Vairagya: Detachment from Worldly and Otherworldly Desires for Spiritual Liberation

    6. 34 - Essence of True Vairagya: Detachment with Discernment for Yogic Progress

    7. 35 - True Meaning of Karma: Resolution, Intention, and the Path to Ishwar

    8. Practice Session | 33, 34, 35

    9. 36 - Vedic Foundation of Yoga and Path to Vritti Mastery Through Abhyasa and Vairagya

    10. 37 - Path to Supreme Detachment: Purusha Realization and Power of True Yoga

    11. 38 - Pinnacle of Knowledge: Param Vairagya and Path to Kaivalyam

    12. Practice Session | 36, 37, 38

    13. 39 - A Morning Sadhana: Reviewing Essence of Yoga Darshan for Deeper Meditation

    14. 40 - Unveiling Path to Liberation: Jnana, Abhyasa, Vairagya, and Essence of True Yoga

    15. Practice Session | 39, 40

    1. 41 - Rudra, Shiva and Power of Sankalpa

    2. 42 - Decoding Divine: A Journey Through Meanings of a Powerful YajurVeda Mantra

    3. Practice Session | 41, 42

    4. 43 - Trishul of Spiritual Attainment: Gyan, Karma, Upasana, and Power of Om

    5. 44 - A Journey Through Names of Ishwar in Vedic Scriptures

    6. 45 - Exploring Divine Tapestry: Unveiling Meanings of Ishwar's Names

    7. Practice Session | 43, 44, 45

    8. 46 - Unveiling Path to Samadhi: Vritti Nirodha, Ishwar Pranidhana, and Power of Om

    9. Practice Session | 46

    10. 47 - A Recapitulation of Yoga Darshan's Foundational Principles

    11. 48 - Path to Samadhi Through Pranava and Ishwar Pranidhana

    12. Practice Session | 47, 48

    13. 49 - Navigating Path: Understanding and Overcoming Obstacles in Yoga Sadhana

    14. 50 - Conquering Roadblocks: Understanding and Overcoming Obstacles in Yoga

    15. Practice Session | 49, 50

    1. 51 - Integrating Yogic Principles into Daily Life: A Guide to Social Interaction, Mindful Living, and Power of Pranayama

    2. Practice Session | 51

    3. 52 - Navigating Path to Samadhi: Alternative Methods for Concentration and Essence of True Contentment

    4. Practice Session | 52

    5. 53 - Concluding Samadhi Pada Overview: Essence of Practical Yoga and Spectrum of Samadhi

    6. 54 - Nature of Ishwar, Dharma, and Spiritual Practice

    7. 55 - Concluding Samadhi Pada: A Review of Abhyasa and a Glimpse into Sadhana Pada

    8. Practice Session | 53, 54, 55

    9. 56 - Sadhana Pada: Kriya Yoga for a Disturbed Mind

    10. Practice Session | 56

    11. 57 - Patanjali Yoga: Sadhana Pada & Kriya Yoga Fundamentals

    12. Practice Session | 57

    13. 58 - Avidya: Root of Suffering and Misidentification

    14. 59 - Avidya: Misidentification as Root of Suffering

    15. Practice Session | 58, 59

    16. 60 - Kriya Yoga and Active Yogi: A Call to Action for Spiritual and Societal Well-being

    17. Samrat Yoga Practice

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  • Straight from Yoga Sutras of Maharishi Patanjali, and commentary of Maharishi Vyas. Unlock true potential of your mind - through First Principles.