Watch out for the link to pre-order my upcoming book, Tantra Yoga - the dance of Shiva, to be published through Collective Ink Publications, mid-2026.
"The book is an insightful and courageous exploration of the intersection between classical and neo-tantric traditions, queer theory, and embodied spirituality. It presents a deeply personal yet universal journey that balances scholarship, practice, and lived experience. You have skillfully integrated philosophy, history, and practical guidance, making the work both intellectually engaging and spiritually relevant. Particularly commendable is its inclusivity, positioning Tantra Yoga while offering pathways of healing and awakening. Overall, this is a transformative and thought-provoking contribution to contemporary tantra, I would say." Dr Sangeeth Somanadhapai, Technical Consultant (Y & N), Central Council For Research in Yoga & Naturopathy, Ministry of AYUSH, Govt Of India.
In classical Tantra and Yogic tradition there are three Paths: Karma Yoga, the yoga of action, Bhakti Yoga, the yoga of devotion, and Gnana Yoga, the yoga of the intellect. Raja Yoga, the Way of Kriya, is called the Royal Path where we bring all of the three other paths together. The key question being, Do you practice tantra yoga, or do you live it? Tantra Yoga is a way of life, not a practice, but rather sadhana is the repetitive practice of your life. A fundamental part of this is the cleansing process to remove blockages, offering strong healing potential for the body, the mind and the emotions. What is offered through Pink Tantra Towards Awakening then is an authentic Tantra and Yogic Path that works through the physical, mental and spiritual bodies, bringing healing and spiritual growth. 
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