This journey is designed to fit into real lives. If you spend just 1 hour per day for 12 days, you will be able to complete the foundational journey, create your Swadharma charter, and gain clarity on your life purpose.

Many members engage around 2–4 hours per week and see significant shifts in their lives. But this is not a rigid program. If life responsibilities arise, you can move at your own pace. You can always return and continue from where you left off.

Yes, EMI is available for payments made via eligible credit cards and on HDFC debit cards.

Select the EMI option on the payment form, and after clicking Pay Now, you will be able to choose your preferred tenure, typically ranging from 3 to 24 months. A minor interest is charged by your card provider. The exact EMI amount will be shown before you confirm the payment.

If you do not have a credit card, please reach out to us via WhatsApp at +91 87001 05795 or email support@purnamcommunity.in, and we will see what may be possible.

Not at all. The course is designed to be dynamic in action and rooted in learning by doing.

Each lesson includes a short 5 to 10 minute video followed by reflection prompts, practical assignments, and real-life application. The focus is on observing your inner movements, working consciously through daily situations, and gradually aligning your actions with deeper clarity. The teachings are meant to be lived, not just understood.

The Sankalpa journey is primarily conducted online. All lessons, live sessions, Satsangs, and Sharing Circles are held virtually, and recordings are available on the platform.

Once or twice a year, we host in-person retreats in Auroville for those who wish to go deeper into the journey in a more immersive setting. These retreats require separate registration.

And if you happen to be visiting Auroville, do let us know. If schedules permit, we would be happy to meet fellow travellers of the path over tea, lunch, or dinner, and inform you about any in-person gatherings happening around that time.

The live sessions are interactive and experiential, not lecture-based.

The Satsangs are largely held in a Q&A and group coaching format. Participants bring their real-life challenges, reflections, and questions, and the facilitators respond with guidance rooted in the teachings. Often, one person’s question brings clarity to many, since our inner patterns are deeply connected.

The Sharing Circles create a safe space to speak honestly about your experiences, insights, and struggles. Listening to others and being heard yourself, you become part of a deeply supportive community.

Together, these sessions act as a steady anchor for the path, helping you stay consistent, inspired, and inwardly aligned.

All session recordings will be available on the course platform for your reference.

We strongly encourage you to attend the live Thursday sessions as consistently as possible. These sessions act as an anchor for the journey, offering clarity, inspiration, and a shared field of aspiration that helps you stay steady on the path.

While occasional absences due to genuine commitments are completely understandable, your live participation greatly deepens the experience. The sessions are not just content delivery. They are the main support system that sustains rhythm, sincerity, and momentum throughout the journey.

This is one of the most honest questions you can ask, and it deserves an honest answer.

Most courses work on the mind alone. The Sankalpa journey begins differently by giving you a clear map of exactly where the fragmentation is happening across all five inner instruments. When you understand what is actually getting in the way, the work has a different quality. It is no longer willpower against habit. It is clarity meeting the root.

But clarity alone is not enough. That is why the membership is built around a strong support system. Weekly live sessions with our founders and mentors give you a regular rhythm of inspiration and guidance. The Sharing Circles hold you in community so you are not walking alone. And the Deep Work Sprints create a structure of collective focus that many members use to stay consistently on track.

We cannot promise you will never fall back. These are deep tendencies, and they are strong. What we can promise is that when you do, there is a system here to help you return, and a Sangha that will hold the space for you to begin again.

All we ask from you is a sincere effort and a willingness to show up. The path will meet you there.

There is no Hatha Yoga practice or physical kriya component in this course.

At the heart of the membership is an inner psychological process. The primary practice is learning how to observe, refine, and transform your inner movements through conscious application in daily life. The journey focuses on integration rather than prescribing rituals, chanting, or specific external practices.

You will receive a meditation practice called Balm Meditation, designed by our co-founder Manoj Pavithran. It is a simple practice for calming the mind and heart, and for gently tuning into inner silence and stillness.

Along the way, you will also encounter many simple micro-practices woven throughout the course. These gentle practices help nurture and regenerate your being within the movements of daily life. Over time, you will gain clarity on which practices support you best at different stages of your journey.

Absolutely. You are completely free to continue any spiritual or meditation practices, kriyas, or devotional practices you are already following. There is no requirement to adopt a new tradition, change your guru, or shift your religious affiliation in any way.

The Sankalpa membership draws its inspiration from the teachings of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother. However, you need not be a follower of Sri Aurobindo to walk this path. The inner psychological framework we offer is universal — it works alongside whatever tradition, practice, or teacher you are already rooted in.

Many members find their existing practices become significantly richer once they have a clearer inner map. When you understand your own inner nature — your instruments, your values, your soul type — you gain clarity on why certain practices resonate with you, and which ones are most aligned with who you are. The path deepens what you already have.