CONSCIOUSNESS STUDIES
The Indian Mind:
Philosophy, Consciousness, and
the Wisdom Traditions
Learn to explore the Indian philosophical tradition through four landmark wisdom traditions unified by one radical idea: consciousness is not a product of the world; it is its very source.
This program traces the full arc — from the Vedic vision of a conscious cosmos, through the Upanishadic inquiry into self, the Gita's philosophy of conscious action, and Yoga as the science of consciousness — giving you a rigorous and transformative foundation in Indian philosophy.
TARGET AUDIENCE
Consciousness Researchers, Curious Professionals,
Philosophy Enthusiasts
LEARNING PATHWAYS
Consciousness Program​
Half-Day Courses​
WAYS TO ENGAGE
Self-Paced
Open Cohort
1:1 Skill Building​​
CERTIFICATE
Awarded by MQ Learning, an EduQua-Certified Swiss Academy​​
Participants engage with MQ’s proprietary Indian Wisdom Framework — a structured exploration of the foundational ideas, texts and practices that shaped India’s inquiry into consciousness, self and reality.
Our Courses
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The Vedas:
The Rishis' Vision of Consciousness
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Yoga as Philosophy:
The Science of Consciousness
Learn to understand Yoga as a complete philosophical system — not a physical practice, but one of India's most rigorous frameworks for understanding consciousness and reality. This course traces its roots from Sankhya's Purusha and Prakriti, through Patanjali's Yoga Sutras& Ashtanga Yoga.
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The Upanishads:
A Philosophical Inquiry into Consciousness
Learn to explore the Upanishads — one of the most profound philosophical inquiries into the nature of self and consciousness ever undertaken. This course traces their origins, five landmark concepts including Neti-Neti, Brahman-Atman, and the four states of consciousness.
HALF-DAY | COURSE
The Bhagavad Gita:
Consciousness in Action
Learn to understand the Bhagavad Gita as a philosophy of conscious action — one of our most enduring guides to how we live, decide, and act. This course traces Arjuna's crisis as a profound philosophical moment and its core teachings — the four paths of Yoga, the three Gunas, & Vishwarupa.
INSTRUCTOR
Deepak Bansal
Deepak holds an MTech (IIM Mumbai), MBA (HSG Switzerland), MA in Philosophy (CIIS, California), and is a certified Professional Coach (CPCC, ACC).
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He brings 20+ years of senior executive experience — as Associate Partner, COO, and Director — at globally recognised organisations including Accenture, Deutsche Post DHL, and Zurich Insurance.
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Driven by the question "what does it mean to be human?", Deepak draws on Indian and Western philosophy, Jungian psychology, and his own executive journey to guide leaders through the inner work of discovering their core values, owning them with integrity, and consciously designing the future they are meant to lead toward.
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Contact - deepak@mq-learning.com
