Knowing gets posted. Doing does not.

Read the terms first.

They are short, and they come before anything is asked of you.

1. The waitlist is free. It holds no seat and charges nothing.
2. When the doors open, the first 50 seats are ₹999. Then ₹1,499. Then ₹1,999. Then ₹2,499, and that one stays.
3. The price only rises. The recorded course is the same at every price.
4. Paid once. Lifetime access.
5. Fourteen days to ask for the money back. One message, no reason asked.

The course, itemised.

Taught in one order: pattern, defence, witness, dharma. What repeats, what it protects, the part of you that looks on, and what you then do.

The record, with the soft numbers marked soft.

• 81%finished our internal run. Counted, student by student.
• 1,000+students taught. Counted.
• 5live batches held. Counted.
• about 10%is the completion figure people quote for online courses. A generalisation; nobody here measured it.
• 500+books behind the work. A floor, not a count.

A soft number is marked soft. That is the only reason to trust the hard one.

A page from the course: entries posted to the wrong account.

Ask yourself who you are, and notice which account you answer from. In his teaching notes, each wrong answer is a layer mistaken for the self.

Whatever layer you falsely identify with becomes a source of your suffering. From his teaching notes; the shape of a lesson, not a transcript.

Four accounts, settled in order.

1. Pattern

   What you keep doing, drawn without the story about it.

   name one pull and one push, inside one ordinary hour.

2. Defence

   What the pattern protects. Nothing repeats for years unpaid.

   name the year it was needed.

3. Witness

   The part that watches the pattern without being it.

   catch one “I am” that is really “this is happening”.

4. Dharma

   What you do on the ordinary Tuesday, after the insight wears off.

   the smallest action available, and nothing larger.

What the account should show at the end is not a closed pattern. It is a new entry between the trigger and the reaction, about one second long, where before there was none. That is where a choice gets posted.

Every objection, answered in the open.

I never finish courses.

Most people do not. In the internal run, 81% finished, counted student by student. That is not a promise about you; it is what happened when it was counted. The lessons are short on purpose, and every one closes on one small action.

It will be more theory.

The sequence ends in dharma, which is what you do. Pattern, defence and witness are there to get you to it, and 6+ hours are the psychology of why understanding does not carry across. Each lesson closes on one small action.

Why recorded, and not live?

Live came first: five batches. A recording lasted only seven days, and long sessions proved too heavy to take in at once, so the course was rebuilt as short lessons you keep for life.

What if it is not for me?

Fourteen days. One message. No reason asked. If you ask, it is refunded.

Why does the price go up at all? It reads like a sales tactic.

It is a tactic, stated openly. The first seats cost least to reward the people who decide early, and that makes the early fill visible to everyone after. The price moves with seats, not dates, and it never comes back down. The recorded course is the same at every price. The first 100 seats are Batch 1 and get the two live days; seats 101 to 200 are Batch 2 and get them live a little later; every seat after gets them recorded.

Entries declined.

• ×₹999 is the main reason you are here. Terms first: the price is the least of them.
• ×You want to feel motivated. Nothing here will make Tuesday lighter; it asks you to act.
• ×You want a teacher to follow. There are no rituals and no mantras, and nobody here rules on whose god is right.
• ×You are looking for treatment. This is not therapy, and it does not replace it.
• ×You have never tried to break a habit and seen it return.

The price, entered in four lines.

The price follows the seats and not the calendar, and it does not come back down. The first 100 seats are Batch 1, live. Batch 2 takes seats 101 to 200 with the same two live days on Zoom, run again. From seat 201 those days come as recordings. Fourteen days to ask for the money back. One message, no reason asked. The ledger carries two courses, not one: the philosophy course, and its psychology sequel, 2.0, taught live and then released. On release it is entered against every seat already sold, with nothing more to pay. Later the two are sold separately, and the sum is higher.

Who is keeping the books.

Tushar Mehrotra, a poet from Banaras, who left Deloitte within the year and has taught this course live to five batches. The first of them, 50 seats, was full in about an hour. Two books of his poems are bestsellers. A poem has to name an inner state exactly or it fails. So does this.

WhatsApp opens with one message, already typed. You press Send. Names in the book get the link before anyone else, while the early prices stand.