Swavabagyana

 I think you’re referring to Svabhāva-jñāna (स्वभावज्ञान) — sometimes loosely written as Swavabagyana / Swabhavagyana.

Svabhāva-jñāna = Knowledge of one’s own true nature

Svabhāva → one’s inherent nature, essence

Jñāna → knowledge, direct knowing

So, Svabhāva-jñāna means self-knowledge at the deepest level — knowing who you really are, beyond roles, ego, habits, and conditioning.

In Indian philosophy (Yoga & Vedānta)

• It is the direct insight into the Self (Ātman / Puruṣa)
• Seeing clearly:
  
• “I am not just body or mind”
• “I am awareness itself”
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• This knowledge destroys avidyā (ignorance), which is the root of the pañca kleśa

In relation to Pañca Kleśa

Svabhāva-jñāna:

• Weakens asmitā (ego) → no false identification
• Dissolves rāga & dveṣa → less craving and aversion
• Reduces abhiniveśa → fear of death fades naturally

How it arises

• Deep meditation
• Self-inquiry (ātma-vichāra) — “Who am I?”
• Sustained viveka (discrimination) between the seer and the seen

In short:

Pañca kleśa bind you.

Svabhāva-jñāna frees you.

If you want, I can explain this with a simple real-life example, or show how Yoga Sūtras and Advaita Vedānta describe it differently.