Yes. In Jain Dharma, this teaching is very close to the path of self-realization.

The Jain way says:

• Turn inward: stop running only after external objects and look at the soul (jīva / ātmā).
• Awaken consciousness: recognize that the true self is pure consciousness, not the body, ego, or possessions.
• Meditate on the self: through dhyāna, samyak darśan, and self-awareness, one experiences the soul’s true nature.
• Manifest purity through consciousness: in Jain understanding, this means allowing the soul’s natural qualities to shine:

In Jainism, this is not about creating something new from outside. It is about removing karma and revealing what the soul already is.

So the essence is:

Look inward, know the self, remain aware, and live in the soul’s true nature.

That is a deeply Jain teaching.