Aham Brahmasmi 2.0A recorded course by Tushar Mehrotra
You have typed this message before.
“Not now. Tomorrow.”
You know exactly what you need to do.
I know. I have known for months.
So why is it still sitting there?
Because I can say it and still not do it.
WhatsApp opens with the draft already typed, and you press Send. The waitlist is free and holds no seat. Price by seat: ₹999 up to seat 50, ₹1,499 up to 100, ₹1,999 up to 200, then ₹2,499.
What the message opens.
A recorded course on the distance between knowing what is right and doing it. Two systems are involved. One knows. The other acts, and it has never once taken orders from the first.
- 16+ hours, recorded
- 10+ hours ready the day you join
- 50+ lessons of about 20 minutes, in friendly Hinglish
- 6+ hours of psychology, a map of the body and no diagnosis
- 2 live sessions, recorded
- The book, and lifetime access
Four lessons, in the order of a thread.
- PatternThe reply you always give yourself.
- DefenceWhat that reply is protecting.
- WitnessWhoever is reading the thread, not typing in it.
- DharmaThe one thing you actually do, on an ordinary Tuesday.
Every lesson hands you one small action, then stops.
So what changes?
Not the message that arrives. The second before I reply. Long enough to choose what I send.
Who is on the other end.
Tushar Mehrotra, a poet from Banaras. He went from NIT Raipur to Deloitte and left within the year. He has taught this live to five batches and more than a thousand students; his first batch of 50 seats filled in about an hour. About 250,000 people follow his poems on Instagram.
Three years of quiet and more than 450 books, a floor and not a count, did not do what ten days of silence did. On the eighth he cried for two hours.
81 in 100 finished our own internal run, counted and not estimated. About 10% is the figure people quote for online courses. We did not measure it, and it is not ours.
Do not send it if…
- ×₹999 is the main reason you are here. A discount is a poor reason to start a conversation.
- ×You want a pep talk. The hours ask for an action, not a feeling.
- ×You want a teacher to follow. Nobody here asks to be followed, and there is nothing to chant.
- ×You are looking for treatment. This is a course, not therapy.
- ×You have never tried to change something and found yourself back where you began.
Four replies.
I already know all this.
You do, and that is the diagnosis. You could finish the next message yourself, and it still runs. Knowing was never the missing piece.
I never finish courses.
Few do. Our own internal run was counted student by student, and 81% finished. A lesson is short enough to open between two messages, and it ends on one small action.
Why recorded, and not live?
Five batches ran live. Each recording expired in a week, and a long sitting was more than anyone could hold, so the course was cut into short lessons you keep for life.
What language, how long, and where?
Friendly Hinglish. About 20 minutes a lesson. On TagMango, the platform it is sold and hosted on; the waitlist gets that link first.
The price only goes up.
- ₹999the first 50 seats
- ₹1,499the 50 after that, live in Batch 1
- ₹1,999the hundred after, Batch 2, live as well
- ₹2,499from seat 201 on, recorded, for good
A seat costs what the seats before it have set, never what the date says, and it never steps back. Paid once. The first 100 seats are Batch 1, live, both sessions in it. Seats 101 to 200 run again as the same two sessions, in Batch 2. From seat 201 they reach you as recordings. This draft covers two courses: the philosophy, and a second course on psychology called 2.0, taught live first, then released. Whoever holds a seat is sent 2.0 complete, with no second payment. Both courses sit inside every rung, for now.
Fourteen days to ask for the money back. One message, no reason asked.
Send the message.
One message, already typed. The waitlist is free, holds no seat, and tells you the moment the doors open.
Send the messageWhatsApp opens with the draft. You press Send. Whoever sent it gets the link first, before the course opens to everyone.