The Alchemy of Tantra, Ayurveda and Yoga  

Registration is open for the first Two Immersions of our 300hr Advanced Yoga Teacher Training

Who Can Benefit from These Immersions?

This program is designed for yoga teachers, facilitators and practitioners who wish to lead with heart, integrate philosophical depth, and cultivate a practice that supports sustainable lasting transformation in everyday life, at home, in the work space, in our relationships with others and in our communities.

Dates: April 24-26 and May 15-17

Early-bird: $600 each immersion - finishes March 31st

Scholarships available here - There are two available at 50% off the full cost.

These immersions have been crafted with immense care, intention, and love. Flowing in the creative field of Shakti we cultivate a space undisturbed by external noise, tuning into the source of creation itself. Whatever the outcomes of change, flow, endings, beginnings, the only constant fuel is the heartfelt desire to share these teachings from the heart of our vibrant, devoted community of teachers.

The offer: Two immersive weekends (3 days) devoted to:

Non Dual Classical Śaiva Tantra: deep dive into this embodied wisdom tradition. Read here to learn more about NDCT.

Dharma/ Sankalpa: explore creation from the 4 desires (Dharma, Artha, Kama, Moksha), moving towards alignment in all area’s of life with clarity and embodied wisdom through movement, meditation, self-inquiry, mantra and much more.

Sadhana: Cultivate a personal Sadhana that can shift how you respond, breathe, interact with self and others, and illuminate your daily habits.

Through honest listening, clear articulation of needs, dissolve old patterns and heart-centred practice. The current of Classical Non-Dual Tantra and Ayurveda is weaved throughout two immersive long weekends.

Non Violent Communication (NVC) led by Robin Kelly (meet Robin here)

An afternoon of Mantra Sadhana exquisitely led by Sanyasi Pragyadhara - Pure Aura Yoga (meet Pragyadhara here)

Nonviolent Communication (NVC) is a powerful framework developed by Marshall Rosenberg that supports honest expression and compassionate listening. NVC invites participants to slow down, notice judgments, and reconnect with what they are observing, feeling, and needing so that communication arises from clarity rather than reactivity. In the context of yoga practice, NVC deepens the capacity to hold space with empathy, give and receive feedback skilfully, and navigate conflict in ways that strengthen trust and connection. Just as yoga cultivates awareness in the body, Nonviolent Communication cultivates awareness in relationships, helping practitioners embody ahimsa - nonviolence - not only on the mat, but in the way they speak, listen, and lead.

If you feel drawn to these offerings, reach out to find out more. This intimate group has limited spaces so we can maintain a nurturing, attentive container, where each person is cared for, seen, and held.