What Is Ananta Society?
A private circle for those who understand that the invisible shapes the visible. Three ancient paths. One trusted guide.
A seat at a table that does not advertise. Offered, never sold.
Some knowledge was never meant to be found. Only received.
The Foundations
Private access to ancestral teachings
For those who have reached a point where spiritual depth is no longer optional, but experience the realities of a public life. Ananta Society offers a protected space for access to ancestral wisdom. Closed circles. Complete confidentiality. Teachings transmitted in the way they were meant to be received.
A community built on trust
The journey is personal. But it cannot happen in isolation. The people in this community have walked comparable paths, carry comparable responsibilities, and understand what it means to hold space for one another. Peers, in the fullest sense.
Collective impact
The teachings held by Ananta Society come from living traditions, carried by indigenous and ancestral communities across continents. As a collective, the financial contributions are directed towards the preservation and well-being of these communities. This is how the circle gives back. The original wisdom of humanity, protected by those who benefit from it.
The White Path
Vedic Tradition
The oldest living tradition of self-knowledge. A teacher speaks. A student listens. Understanding is transmitted directly, word by word, through a lineage thousands of years unbroken. The study of Vedanta uses Sanskrit scripture and structured inquiry to reveal what is already true. Precision passed from voice to ear, as it has always been.
The Dark Path
Amazonian Tradition
Deep plant medicine traditions held by indigenous healers of the Amazon basin. The pajé sees what the untrained eye cannot and administers healing through dieta, prayer, and direct intervention. Practitioners undergo extended periods of isolation, fasting, and communion with sacred plants under the guidance of elders who inherited this work through blood and training.
The Red Path
Lakota Tradition
A way of prayer older than any church. The Lakota spiritual path is walked through ceremony, fasting, and physical offering. In the Sun Dance, the body becomes the instrument of devotion. Endurance is prayer made visible. Practitioners commit themselves under the guidance of elders, entering a covenant that binds them to the community and to something far larger than themselves.
These three paths do not blend. They converge. In silence, in trust, in a single guide who has walked each one to its source.
The Convergence Takes Two Forms
Weekend Gatherings
From Thursday evening to Sunday morning. Two full days held together, for a small circle of people, in complete confidence.
Week-Long Retreats
Deeper immersions of a single week. The same small group, given more time to descend, to settle, to be reshaped.
The Guide
Jonas Masetti is an Ācārya, a traditional teacher of Vedanta, and an initiate in three ancestral lineages. Before Vedanta, he was an engineer. Graduated from IME, one of Brazil's most rigorous military engineering institutions. He then built a career in the financial market before dedicating his life to the study and teaching of Vedanta.
Known as Vishvanata within the Vedic tradition, he studied for nearly five years at the Arsha Vidya Gurukulam in India, under the direct guidance of Swami Dayananda Saraswati. He was received as a Sun Dancer by the Lakota people of North America, carrying the name Wazi Wiaka Witasha. Among the Shanenawa of the Brazilian Amazon, holds the name Shinayurá.
In 2025, he was awarded the Padma Shri by the President of India, one of the nation's highest civilian honors for a foreign teacher of its spiritual traditions.
He does not represent these traditions. He was entrusted with them.
Access
Ananta Society is not open for public enrollment.
If what you've read resonates, and you believe this may be relevant to your path, we welcome a private conversation with our official representative, Anna Luiza Marzocchi.
All inquiries are held in complete confidence.