Ethical Statement

Below are the ethical statements we uphold and expect our clients/participants to work to.

Touching the Heart

Connecting to the Heart, physically and psychologically, is not just a spiritual nice to do, but a practical healing practice, for it brings about a child-like quality, of curiosity, of something that cannot be shown, of surrender, and of vibration and a quivering that releases the purity of our Heart, our supreme joyousness.

Kaula Path and becoming Multi-Orgasmic

Being multi-orgasmic should be our natural state, but we have suppressed much of our creative self-expression due to societal pressures. It was the Kularnava Tantra (circa 1000 CE) that explicitly did away with the idea of renunciation, and extolled enjoyment in life, stating, “The yogi should play like a child; he has no image to defend, nothing to justify. He is free of the judgements of others.”

Bhagavad Gita Revealed: Personality and truth

I have been re-reading the Bhagavad Gita Revealed by Sat Shree. The dialogue is set around convincing Arjuna to engage in a war with his cousins, an allegory for our internal struggle. The premise is that we are looking to achieve a dis-attached state where we see everything as one – as unity under the one body: dehin. This way all actions can only be ‘right’ actions.

Why Healing? Why Connection?

Kali Rising (Be who you truly are)

I have just re-read Kali Rising by Rudolph Ballentine and it is amazing how much of it I hadn’t picked up on the first couple of readings, no doubt due to my lack of appreciation for trauma informed work previously.