When we receive the Yogic knowledge of the different dimensions we exist in we cannot but celebrate the artistry inherent in the human being. We also learn that we, like artists, can sculpt our lives into better health and harmony.

Ever since the alarm bells of the pandemic rang in February and March 2020, it has been an interesting journey for me to observe myself as well as those around me.

The fear was mixed with hope that we would be free from the lock downs soon. Despite lockdowns being lifted, after June 2021, we saw a big divide between the vaccinated and unvaccinated.

“In tantra we spiritualise everything including sexuality, not sexualise spirituality”

- Yogacharini Maitreyi

Tantra is a moment to moment living in love. Everything we do with the body like moving, walking, eating, defecating is done with meditative awareness. It allows us to operate less and less from conditioning and more from being the witness. This creates a gateway to tap into our essence. The cultivation of karuna sakshi bhava or compassionate witnessing is the crux of both real yoga and tantra. This compassionate witnessing allows us to also be immersed in the experience, without identification from a space of true union rather than craving or obsessiveness. In craving or addiction too one sees no separation and is consumed by the object of desire and hence it is easy to confuse it with true oneness.

Love is deep commitment to one's own and others evolution - Yogacharini Maitreyi