Self-referential meditation, developed by Jacobo Grinberg, and the Vipassana technique from Buddhism share a common focus on inner observation and mindfulness, though they differ in methodology and specific approach. While self-referential meditation centers on the holistic integration of the self through the observation of thoughts, emotions, and sensations, Vipassana emphasizes the observation of the Four Foundations of Mindfulness (body, sensations, mind, and phenomena) to develop deep understanding and equanimity, as well as a path towards understanding impermanence and reducing suffering.

Although each has its own approach, both aim to foster greater awareness, understanding, and emotional well-being through meditative practice.

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