Aham Brahmasmi 2.0
अहम् ब्रह्मास्मि
You know what is right, and you do not do it. This is a recorded course on that distance, made by a poet from Banaras who taught it live to more than a thousand people. This page states the whole offer once, plainly.
Join the waitlistThe first 50 seats are ₹999, then ₹1,499, then ₹1,999. WhatsApp opens with one message, already typed. Nothing is charged, and no seat is held.
Or read it another way: eleven short pages, one offer.
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What it is, and what is in it.
A recorded course for people who know what is right and do not do it. Its subject is the distance between knowing and doing. Knowing and doing run on two different systems, and the second has never taken an instruction from the first. Your nervous system does not read books. The course is fifteen hours on that distance, in a fixed order, with one small action at the end of every lesson.
- Recorded hours
- 16+
- In your hands on day one
- 10+ h
- Recorded
- 50+ lessons Short by design: a typical lesson is about 20 minutes. Each ends on one small action.
- Language
- Hinglish Taught in friendly Hinglish.
- Where you watch
- TagMango The course platform it is sold and hosted on. The link and dates come to the waitlist first.
- Psychology sequence
- 6+ h A map of the body, not a diagnosis.
- Live sessions
- 2 days, recorded Live for the first 100 seats, 3+ hours a day; recorded for the rest.
- The book
- included The title is not printed: the edition is not fixed.
- Access
- lifetime Paid once.
- Refund
- 14 days One message, no reason asked.
What it is built to change. Not the pattern itself. In his words, the biggest shift is smaller: a pause appears between the trigger and the reaction. Sirf ek second. Lekin woh ek second, woh choice hai. Just one second, and that second is a choice. The fifteen hours are built around making it.
It is not therapy and does not replace it. It is not religion: no rituals, no mantras, and no view on which religion is right or whether God exists. Vedanta is used as a method of inquiry, tested against your own experience. It is not motivation and not an instant fix.
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The four movements, in this order.
Each movement uses the one before it. Each lesson ends on one small action before the next idea is handed over.
- 01Pattern
You see the shape of what you keep doing, without the story you tell about it. In his words, Raga-Dvesha is not a textbook idea. It is your Tuesday, 9am.
Asked: name one pull and one push, inside one ordinary hour.
- 02Defence
You find what the pattern protects. What was necessary once is disruptive now: circumstances changed and the wiring did not.
Asked: name the year it was needed.
- 03Witness
The part of you that watches the pattern without being it. “I have a headache” makes you the headache. “My head hurts” leaves someone watching. Whatever you can see, you are not.
Asked: catch one “I am” that is really “this is happening”.
- 04Dharma
What you do on the ordinary Tuesday, after the insight has worn off. The Gita, in his reading, is action inside fear, and dharma comes before confidence.
Asked: the smallest action available, and nothing larger.
The four movements and what each asks, from his teaching notes. Not transcripts of the recordings. The lesson-by-lesson list is not printed here.
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The man, in two columns.
What a stranger can look up comes first. What only he can tell you comes second: his word, each line confirmed by him.
Public
- Tushar Mehrotra, from Banaras.
- Boards, PCMB 94%. B.Tech, NIT Raipur.
- Deloitte.
- Poetry in Hindi and Urdu since 2017. Two bestselling books. About 250K readers on Instagram, 1M on Facebook.
- Five live batches of this course, two days of three hours each. More than a thousand people taught.
- The website taken down, the entries closed.
His word
- He left Deloitte within the year.
- The first batch had 50 seats. They were gone in about an hour.
- One night the only question left was: itna sab kar ke dekha, khushi kyun nahi ho rahi.
- Three years of silence, inside six years and 500+ books, a floor, not a count: the Gita and the Upanishads, then psychology and trauma.
- On day eight of a ten-day silent retreat he cried for two hours. The books had not done that.
- For those three years he wore only white T-shirts. He wears colours again.
Ye course peak se nahi bana. Collapse se bana.
ये छाले रोज़ अपनी बेरहमी पर मलाल करते हैं
ख़ुद ही दर्द देते हैं फिर ख़ुद ही सवाल करते हैं!
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The record, with the weak numbers marked.
- Finished the internal runCounted, student by student81%
- Students taughtCounted: everyone taught, not a sales figure1,000+
- Live batches heldCounted5
- Industry completion normA quoted generalisation, not measured here~10%
- Books behind the workA floor, not a count500+
- counted
- quoted
- floor
- his word
- not printed
The internal run: his own students taking this course end to end, before it opens to anyone else. How many were in the run is not printed here. Two of the five are weak and are marked where they stand. The ~10% is a figure people quote; it was not measured here and is not a comparison.
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Who should not join.
- ×₹999 is the main reason you are here. The price is not a reason to begin.
- ×You want to feel motivated. Nothing here lightens Tuesday morning. Each lesson ends with one small thing to do.
- ×You want a teacher to follow. No rituals, no mantras, no verdict on which religion is right.
- ×You are looking for treatment. This is not therapy.
- ×You have never yet tried to change something and watched it slide back.
If you can describe your pattern accurately, out loud, and it still runs, it was written for you.
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The price.
- ₹999First 50 seatsEverything in section 1, with both live sessions.
- ₹1,499The next blockOpens once the first 50 are taken.
- ₹1,999Standing priceWhere it settles, and where it stays.
The price rewards the people who move first, and makes the early fill visible to everyone after them. It moves when the seats do, never the calendar, and only upward. The two live days belong to the first 100 seats. From seat 101 everything else in section 1 is the same: the 10+ hours open the day you join, and the live days arrive as recordings when the batch ends. Paid once. Access is lifetime. Fourteen days to ask for the money back, one message, no reason asked. Two courses come together today: Aham Brahmasmi, the philosophy, and 2.0, the psychology, which is taught live first and then released as its own course. Every seat bought now receives it whole, without paying again. Later the two are sold apart, and apart they cost more.
Registration is by the waitlist, which hands off to WhatsApp Business. The waitlist is free and holds no seat, and it gets the link first, while the early prices are open; after that the course opens to everyone. When his first batch opened, its 50 seats went in about an hour; the list is how you hear the moment these doors open.
The offer on one printable sheet7
The doubts, answered.
I already know all this.
Yes. That is the diagnosis. The people this is written for can describe their pattern accurately, and it still runs. He read 500+ books, a floor, not a count, and the same trigger produced the same reaction.
Is this another self-help course?
Self-help explains it to the mind. The mind was never the part that is stuck. Each lesson finishes on one small action, because the part that acts is the part that has to be reached.
The Gita is free. Why pay?
It is free, and it is unordered. What is paid for here is the order: sixteen hours in a fixed sequence, from the pattern to the action, with one small thing to do at the end of every lesson.
I never finish courses.
Most people do not. Counted here: in the internal run, his own students taking this course end to end, 81% finished, student by student. Lessons are kept short on purpose, and each ends on one small action.
Why recorded, and not live?
It began live, in five batches. Each recording lapsed after seven days, and hours at a stretch were more than people could take in. They asked for a copy to keep, so the course became short lessons you keep.
What language is it in, and where do I watch it?
Friendly Hinglish. A typical lesson is about 20 minutes. You watch it on TagMango, the course platform it is sold and hosted on, and the link comes to the waitlist first.
Do I need Sanskrit or Vedanta?
No. You need to have tried to change something and watched it slide back. Terms are explained in plain English the first time they appear.
Is the waitlist a trick?
It is one WhatsApp message. It is free, holds no seat, and charges nothing. You are told the moment the doors open.
What if it is not for me?
Fourteen days. One message. No reason asked. If you ask, it is refunded.
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Eleven readings of the same course.
Pick the one that matches how you decide. The offer on it is this offer. The object on it is not on this page.
One waitlist, whichever page you read.
Every one of the eleven ends at the same free waitlist. Nothing is charged, and you are told when the doors open.
Join the waitlist on WhatsAppThe draft WhatsApp opens with, word for word:
The page tag is a short code naming this reading, so the waitlist can count which page brought you. Nothing else is added.