Certified Level II students in good standing, who have completed and submitted all assignments and clinic hours, are allowed to take the Level III Entrance exam. The Level III Entrance exam is tailored to each individual student, but always includes the Sat Nam Rasayan ethics test. Level III Entrance and Exit exams are administered by Sadhu.

Before taking the Level III Exit exam to become Level III certified, the following must be completed:

1. 200 hours of Sat Nam Rasayan Classes:

   • 144 hours* of Level III classes. This can be attained in four Retreats, Immersions, or classes designated for Level III accreditation that will equal this amount of hours (two day Immersions are highly recommended if retreats are not possible).

   • 56 hours of Mixed Level classes taught by Sadhu Singh (Mexico) or appropved level III instructors.

   • No class taken prior to taking the Level III Entrance exam may be applied . To be an active Level III student, attendance at a minimum of two or more Level III events per year as required. If a student becomes inactive, a retest of Level III content may be required.

2. 200 hours of clinics, projects, teaching, & practice: 

   • 50 hours of participation in a clinic, teaching or facilitating practice sessions

   • 25 hours of participating in practice sessions

   • 50 hours of teaching

   • 50 hours of an SNR project

3. Demonstrate good teaching skills of Sat Nam Rasayan, good record keeping skills and good communication skills - both verbal and written.

4. AN INSTRUCTOR MUST BE ABLE TO:

   • Work with the group as an entity in the meridian of the group.

   • Produce a bindi/center (in a class).

   • Recognize the hookum/order & what is required by the need. This need may be either universal or group.

   • Identify which part of the psyche of the mass consciousness is working - macro/micro

   • Be aware of which aspect of the consciousness the instructor is working from. The instructor also needs the ability to discern and intuitively know the level and ability of all his students.

   • Show proof that the Level III candidate is proficient in teaching the following Sat Nam Rasayan modalities:

1. 1. 1. Forms/Shapes 
      2. Elements
      3. Resonance 
      4. Dream State 
      5. Knowing

5. Pass various written and verbal tests assigned during Level III testing and/or training.

6. A project showing one's ability, willingness, and commitment to represent SNR.  This project should be an example of strong work ethic, administrative ability, organizational skills, and good communication - written and verbal. This project is typically assigned, but requests for specific projects will be considered.

7. In order to give Remote Healings a level of expertise needs to be established thru testing and practice sessions. Approval to provide and charge for Sat Nam Rasayan Remote Healings must be requested in writing from the CCA office. Before requesting approval, the healer should share notes from healings with, and incorporate feedback from, a certified level III healer. 

8. Adhere to protocols and rules of SNR instructors administered through SNR administration.

   After students have passed the Level III entrance exam unconditionally:

After students have passed the Level III exit exam unconditionally:

NOTE:

Level III and Level III Candidates do not automatically qualify to teach out of one’s geographic area. 

Traveling Student Instructors are Sat Nam Rasayan Level III or Level III Candidates who areappointed by Sat Nam Rasayan of the Americas to travel to different parts of the country upon request.

Arrangements for Traveling Student Instructors must be made through the CCA office. Arrangements may not be made directly with the Traveling Student Instructors.

Only those officially appointed as Traveling Student Instructors may teach SNR outside of their local area.

No US or Canada Traveling Student Instructor is permitted to teach SNR in the areas overseen by SNR of Europe, unless approved by the school in writing.

Traveling Student Instructors are appointed and assigned by the school board