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Aham Brahmaasmi Foundation® 
(A Unit of Dakshinamnaya Sri Sharada Peetham, Sringeri) 

Aham Brahmaasmi Foundation® (ABF) is a registered public charitable trust dedicated to the spiritual advancement of earnest seekers worldwide. Rooted in the sacred town of Sringeri, India, ABF operates under the divine blessings and guidance of the Jagadgurus of the Dakshinamnaya Sri Sharada Peetham, Sringeri, India.

ABF offers a space where inquiry unfolds with clarity, reverence and depth. Through thoughtfully designed courses, guided reflection and continued study, it supports seekers in cultivating discernment and steadiness of mind allowing understanding to mature into a quiet, abiding presence that shapes the way one sees and lives.

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FAQ

What is the medium of instruction? Is a knowledge of Sanskrit required to study Vedanta?

The primary language of instruction for this course is English. No knowledge of Sanskrit is required to participate or benefit from the teachings. Key traditional terms are introduced and explained carefully as they arise, so that the meaning and spirit of the texts remain clear and accessible.

However, for those who feel drawn to go further, learning Sanskrit can deepen one’s appreciation of the original sources and the precision of Vedantic expression. While language can enrich understanding, it is never a barrier to enquiry. The truths explored in Vedanta are not confined to any one language even though the tradition invites a respectful engagement with its classical roots.

How is the course structured and delivered?

The course is offered through a thoughtfully designed sequence of guided lessons presented in a clear and accessible format. The lessons are arranged in a gradual and purposeful sequence allowing students to assimilate each stage of the teaching before moving on to the next. Opportunities for reflection and clarification are included to support steady and meaningful engagement.

Where helpful, live sessions are offered to address questions and deepen understanding and students are also encouraged to take part in the Foundation’s regular in-person and online satsangas as a way of enriching their journey and remaining connected to the heart of the teachings.

Who is this course intended for and are there any prerequisites for joining?

This course is intended for sincere beginners who feel drawn to explore Vedanta in a traditional and structured way. No prior background in Vedanta, Indian philosophy or formal scriptural study is required.

The course begins at a foundational level and gradually builds understanding step by step, allowing each stage of the teaching to be approached with care and reflection. Those who already have some familiarity with Vedanta may also find value in engaging with the teachings within a clear and coherent framework, deepening their understanding through a structured and guided approach.

What can a student expect to gain from this course and how does it relate to further study or self-learning?

This offering is not meant to be approached as a course in the conventional sense of something to be completed and set aside, but as an introduction to a lifelong process of enquiry. It provides a clear and structured introduction to the traditional method of Vedantic study, helping the student understand both the direction and the discipline of the path.

Students can expect to gain a coherent framework for reflecting on experience and engaging with the teachings thoughtfully. While the enquiry continues beyond any set of lessons, this course seeks to take the mind and intellect as far as careful study can lead and to point toward what lies beyond them, offering a steady foundation for continued engagement with the journey.