Offerings

The actual cost of this course ‘based on Indian income range’ is
Rs. 24,000 inr i.e $290 usd (plus 3% credit card processing fee).

In order to complete your registration please finish making the payment as soon as possible by clicking on this link: https://www.sahajayana.com/actual2024/p/india

The Benefactor Scale ‘based on Indian income range’ is Rs. 24,000 to Rs 60,000. inr (i.e. $ 290 to $725 usd). Your generosity supports us in keeping our programs highly accessible to low income groups.

In order to complete your registration please finish making the payment as soon as possible by using one of the below payment options

1) Most preferred method: Zelle

Please use email address: nirali@shvaas.org. Make sure to add first name, last name, email address and ‘March 2024 in the notes section of Zelle).

2) Second most preferred: Venmo

Please use this link: https://venmo.com/Nirali-Shah-3 Make sure to add first name, last name, email address and ‘March 2024’ in the notes section of Venmo.

3) Credit card Payment (this option will add a 3% transaction fee): https://www.sahajayana.com/india-sliding-scale

You may pay anywhere between Rs. 8000 to Rs 24,000 inr (i.e $97 to $290 usd).
Please make a payment here to complete your registration as soon as possible:
https://www.sahajayana.com/india-sliding-scale

You may pay anywhere between Rs. 100 to Rs 8000 (i.e. $1 and $97) = Only if you can say ‘yes’ to at least One of the below statements.

(Note: A "safety net" is defined as a separate savings account, retirement fund, stock, investment or an emergency fund that can be used to cover unexpected expenses like job loss, medical emergencies, or home repairs. By "support" here, we mean any regular financial assistance, occasional help during emergencies, or a significant potential for future inheritance from financially stable or wealthy family or friends.)

Self-Assessment Statements:
(1) The category of my ration card is BPL or AY

(2) I do not own any property and I do not have any investments, stocks, retirement accounts, savings or inherited money. i live paycheck to paycheck. And I do not have any "safety net" or I cannot count on any "support" from financially stable or wealthy family or friends.

(3) My income only supports my minimum daily needs and I do not have any disposable income (i.e. income that remains after paying for necessary expenses such as taxes, housing, food, healthcare, transportation, phone and internet), available for spending, investing, or savings, outings or entertainment.

(4) I (or my immediate family) is going through a health crisis and it has created intense financial stress to meet my minimum daily needs. (i.e. housing, food, healthcare, transportation, phone and internet).

(5) My financial situation has forced me to delay or forego critical medical or dental care because I cannot afford it.

(6) I frequently rely on community services or charities for essentials like food and clothing due to financial limitations.

(7) I am currently living paycheck to paycheck, with no ability to absorb unexpected expenses without incurring further debt.

(8) I am a full time student, and I am navigating a delicate financial balance with no "financial safety net" or any "support” from financially stable or wealthy family or friends.

(9) I have no income, and I cannot count on any "support" from any financial source (including government support, friends or family). My aggregate of all my bank accounts, and all fixed and liquid (stocks, savings, retirement accounts, etc.) assets are no more than 5 lakh rupees.

Please make a payment here to complete your registration as soon as possible: https://www.sahajayana.com/india-sliding-scale