Sādhanā (साधना) is the ancient spiritual practice of discipline, devotion, and determination. In Sanatan Dharma and Yogic traditions, Sādhanā is the journey a seeker undertakes to move from ignorance to self-realization, from ego to the Divine.
It is not a ritual — it is a way of life.
Derived from the Sanskrit root “Sadh” (to accomplish or achieve), Sādhanā means a dedicated spiritual effort. Whether through prayer, mantra chanting, meditation, or service, Sādhanā purifies the mind and transforms the soul.
“Without Sādhanā, there is no Siddhi.”
– Ancient Yogic Proverb
Japa Sādhanā – Repetition of sacred mantras (like Om, Gayatri, Hare Krishna)
Dhyāna Sādhanā – Meditation and concentration
Bhakti Sādhanā – Devotional practices (singing bhajans, reading scriptures)
Karma Sādhanā – Selfless action and Seva
Yoga Sādhanā – Disciplined physical and mental training