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✨ Here are some very special memories and moments from our recent Tantric pilgrimage to Khajuraho. ❤️

Feeling deeply grateful to everyone who showed up, opened their hearts and walked this path of courage with us.

Thank you for trusting the process, for your openness, your curiosity and for making this journey so special. 💚

These seven days gave us beautiful moments of connection, exploration, healing, laughter, stillness and togetherness - moments we will carry with us.

Heartfelt gratitude to our wonderful facilitators @mohini_srishati Prabhuda @nikosgektidis and Swami Ganga @swami for sharing their wisdom and holding this space.

And thank you, Khajuraho, for welcoming us and being part of this beautiful journey. 🕉️

Until the next journey. 💚

Stay connected for our upcoming retreats, festivals and gatherings at www.evolvebeings.com

With love,
Mohini 💚
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Since 26.02.2016 ❤️

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The great tantrics decoded the structure of the universe. They understood, through direct insight, that we are part of a great living structure, a singular ongoing extraordinary process of creation. We belong to a vast unending fabric of consciousness, or Oneness, throbbing with aliveness. 

Tantra is the technique of the universe, it honours and weaves the infinite facets of creation, in an unending unbroken fabric. It holds and integrates the opposites and it gives us tools and pathways to experience this unified, non dual reality for ourselves. 

Yajña is one of the many tools of Tantra, a powerful and living practice which has been passed down through time and is an actual bridge between this world of matter and the unseen, Spirit. It’s one of my absolute favourite and most treasured practices for so many reasons. It creates a tangible pathway from the gross to the subtle. Fire is the element that lifts energy, it ignites and amplifies. You can feel the power of the living flame and the you are able to witness the capacity of fire to transmute, transform, to burn to ashes. To purify. The fire moves, dances, responds. We can commune directly with the Śakti of the fire. We feed her. The kund (the fire pit) is symbolic of her mouth, we feed her offerings and mantras with all of our heart. We use many mantras and prayers to open and seal the ceremony. These include puja to the 11 directions on all three gunas, sattvic, rajasic and tamasic and offerings of ghee to invoke all the energies that we want connect with. It’s really quite beautiful. Through the mantras we locate ourself, not as separate or individual in this ritual, but placed within the vast web of energies through the directions, the planets, various aspects of consciousness all the way through to life born from eggs, from the womb, from moisture and from seeds. It’s a ritual that honours the vast structure of reality that we are a part of and offers peace and healing to all benevolent and obstructive energies. Without exception. 

After hundreds of hours of yagna over the last 8 years it’s honestly such a great privilege and honour to be able to share this beautiful practice. So grateful. ☺️🔥🤲🏼
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