Learning Jnana Kanda: The Two-Day Transmission, Step by Step
You learn Jnana Kanda through a two full-day, in-person transmission with a teacher — it cannot be done online. The masterclass unfolds in six steps: water purification, legalization (asking permission to align with the laws of nature), transmission from teacher to student, general theory (ethics, philosophy, discipline), theory on the session practice, and direct guided practice. With Mathieu Sun in Antibes – Juan-les-Pins, you receive the guarantee that you can practise right after completing the learning.
If you want to learn Jnana Kanda, the most important thing to know is that it is transmitted in person. The training is a two full-day experience — designed to deepen perception and stabilise your practice through direct, guided experience — with the guarantee that you can practise right after completing it. This sacred service cannot be done online.
The Six Steps of the Masterclass
1. Water Purification — an opening cleansing to prepare body, mind and emotional field, releasing what no longer serves through the element of water.
2. Legalization — asking permission to be in alignment with the laws of nature before being in service to the world.
3. Transmission — the initiation from teacher to student, by the grace of Grand Master Mahaguru Mangku Alit Ajna.
4. General Theory — ethics, philosophy and discipline, including a daily practice for self-clearing and grounding.
5. Theory on the Session Practice — the principles and application of the session work itself.
6. Direct Practice — guided practice to integrate the transmission into your own session work.
Two Ways to Learn
You can travel to Mathieu in Antibes – Juan-les-Pins (Essence of Bali, 15 avenue Guy de Maupassant, 06160), or he can travel to you so the full transmission comes to your location.
Before You Apply
It is a full immersive experience with no partial attendance, participation is limited to protect the quality of transmission, and preparation details are shared after registration. The training is experiential and focused on personal development — it is not a medical or therapeutic treatment.
“What you receive here is not taught; it is transmitted.”Apply to learn Jnana Kanda →