In a world where intimacy often seems fleeting and superficial, the ancient practice of tantric sex offers a pathway to a deeper connection with both oneself and one's partner.

Dakinis are reverently regarded in Tibetan Buddhism and are noted in ancient Indian texts from as far back as the 4th century AD…

In Buddhism, there is a concept of wholesomeness defined as the Buddha nature…

The brainwaves are rhythmic patterns of neural activity stemming from the central nervous system…

Life force goes by different names in different cultures. Prana, Chi and Ki all mean life force…

Kundalini Power is the highest form of life-force energy. It gives us our creative energy, spiritual gifts and divine feminine energy. This is known also as Shakti. Shakti is the original and fundamental Goddess.

The Yoni is a temple. It holds the pearl of the clitoris with its tent-like hood. You can see it clearly if you gently pull apart the outer labia with the fingers of both hands and draw the hood back. It’s highly sensitive to the touch and needs to be handled with delicate care for the gifts it can bring.

“Tantra is not a religion in the ordinary sense, it has no rituals, no priests, no scriptures. It is an individual approach towards reality.”

As we delve into the topic of planes of existence we can begin to unpack the concept that there is more to us and all of existence than meets the eye. There have been systems of philosophy developed over the millenia that discuss the concept of multiple planes of existence.

Yoga offers a lot of benefits that can tremendously improve your well-being. However, yoga is more about the journey, rather than results. If you’re planning to adopt a fulfilling practice that will teach you kindness, resilience and self-love, then yoga would be an ideal fit. Yoga is also a crucial part of mindfulness, a state of being conscious of the present moment.

The solar plexus, also known as the sun centre and Manipura Chakra, “City of Jewels” in Sanskrit, is the centre of will, action and power.

The sacral chakra is our desire centre. It governs how we connect with others in the tribe, how we dance and flow in sensuality. It’s where our primal and sexual urges gather in intensity. Addictions develop when this centre is out of balance.

In ancient Tantric philosophy, the third eye is the window to inner realms of higher consciousness. It is a symbol of enlightenment. With energetic rather than physical presence, it is believed to reside in the centre of the forehead, between the eyes just above the brows.

Discussion around Tantra is intriguing for a number of reasons. It addresses aspects of life that are not often spoken about or sufficiently addressed. It uncovers all that we are taught to suppress because it deals directly with coming to full acceptance of self and the wider universe whether across.

Through our Crown Chakra, we can access universal consciousness…

Every single one of us is born with a sensory system wired for experiencing full feeling and exquisite pleasure.

“The dakini is a messenger of spaciousness and a force of truth, presiding over the funeral of self-deception. Wherever we cling, she cuts; whatever we think we can hide, even from ourselves, she reveals.”

In Tantra, we learn that every individual has a masculine and feminine aspect within them constantly interacting and dancing with one another.

To experience life in a body that is lived to its fullest potential, letting go of tension is a must…

Observations upon relationships between opposites in nature and of consciousness generated the beginnings of Tantric philosophy.