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Swar Vigyan Level 3

Explore the traditional study of breath patterns.

Explore advanced Swar Vigyan concepts with a foundation in the earlier levels. Examine traditional interpretations alongside ethical judgment and the limits of the system.

Purpose and progression

About this swar vigyan course

Swar Vigyan, also known as Swara Yoga, studies breath patterns within a traditional Indian yogic framework. The courses explore its terminology, observation practices and philosophical interpretations.

The pathway moves from foundational concepts to deeper study. Traditional ideas about timing, elements and interpretation are presented in context rather than as guaranteed predictions or established medical findings.

Your learning focus

  • Foundations of Swar
  • Traditional subtle-body concepts
  • Practice and reflection
  • Textual and philosophical study

Plan your training

Study options and course fees

Compare the published course fees by study format. Fees are per trainee; the currency is shown alongside each amount.

Study options and course fees
Study optionDurationFeeDetails
In person · Non-residential4 weeksUS$699Tuition; food and accommodation are separate.
In person · Residential4 weeksUS$1,499Tuition, food and accommodation.
Online4 weeksUS$599Online training; confirm the live timetable and access to learning materials.

Confirm batch dates and daily class times before booking. For online study, check the live-session timetable, time-zone conversion and recording arrangements. For in-person study, confirm your venue and any stay or meal package.

Travel, transfers, optional services and personal expenses should be confirmed separately. Review the refund policy and terms before making a payment.

A focused learning outline

Swar Vigyan course curriculum

The outline below brings the main areas of study together. Practice, discussion and reflection connect these subjects throughout the course.

01

Foundations of Swar

  • Meaning and traditional context
  • Observation of breath patterns
  • Nostril dominance and practice terminology
  • Keeping a reflective practice record
02

Traditional subtle-body concepts

  • Prana and nadis
  • Ida, Pingala and Sushumna
  • Tatva or elemental theory
  • The relationship between symbols and interpretation
03

Practice and reflection

  • Breath awareness exercises
  • Observing changes over time
  • Linking observation with personal practice
  • Preparing questions for guided study
04

Textual and philosophical study

  • Traditional applications of Swar
  • Interpretations of timing and activity
  • Understanding the limits of prediction claims
  • Ethics and responsible communication

Understand your pathway

Learning, requirements and completion

Who this course is for

This stage builds on Levels 1 and 2. Share details of your previous training or equivalent experience so the school can assess the right entry point.

Practice and participation

Make time for the course timetable, personal practice and any required assignments. The school can explain attendance, practical assessment and make-up arrangements for your selected batch.

Certificate and progression

Adwait Yoga School awards a course-completion certificate after the applicable participation and assessment requirements are met. The certificate describes the training completed; it does not automatically create an external registry credential or professional licence.

Scope of the training

Swar Vigyan is taught as a traditional system of study. Its interpretations should not be used as medical diagnosis or guaranteed guidance for health, financial or other consequential decisions.

Learn with Adwait Yoga School

Sri Yogi Anand, founder of Adwait Yoga School

Practice informed by study

Adwait Yoga School was founded by Sri Yogi Anand. Its course pathways connect traditional study, personal practice and the development of teaching or facilitation skills.

Meet the school and teaching team. Ask for the faculty and learning arrangements assigned to your chosen course and batch.

Before you apply

Frequently asked questions

How long is swar vigyan level 3?

The course duration is 4 weeks. Review the study-options table and confirm the batch schedule before enrolling.

Can I study online?

An online option is listed in the fee table. Confirm live class times, access requirements and any recordings or study materials for your batch.

What is included in the course fee?

Use the fee table to distinguish online, non-residential and residential options. Confirm learning materials and any room, meal or other arrangements for your selected option before paying.

What certificate will I receive?

Adwait Yoga School awards a course-completion certificate after the applicable participation and assessment requirements are met. The certificate describes the training completed; it does not automatically create an external registry credential or professional licence.

How do I apply?

Confirm your course, study format and batch with the school, then complete the registration form. Review the fee, payment schedule and cancellation terms before making a deposit.

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