Mahaguru Mangku Alit Ajna

The term JNANA originates from Sanskrit and refers to knowledge or wisdom that arises from direct realization. Kanda is a word that can carry several meanings depending on context. In classical usage it can refer to a core, a root, a power, or even a field of struggle or transformation. Within the philosophy of JNANA Kanda, the term points to the core of the mind itself — the center from which awareness, perception, and experience emerge. JNANA Kanda therefore represents the wisdom that returns to the root of consciousness. Instead of focusing only on external conditions or surface symptoms, it directs attention to the fundamental structure of awareness.