Madhuri Jewel is Sarita’s sister. Madhuri is a gifted psychic, healer, teacher and poet, and this poem is her take on the blessings of India to the Western consumer.
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Creativity: Chalice
A divine poem from W I Boucher about the physical and spiritual delights of worshipping the Yoni; the chalice of life and pleasure.
This blog is devoted to music as the essence of life, for music is a path, leading directly to the soundless sound, Aum. We are attuned to music from our earliest life experience in the womb, with the heartbeat of the mother, and other ambient sounds the mother is exposed to during pregnancy.
The Vigyan Bhairav Tantra was the first thing Sarita heard Osho talk about. It has been part of her Tantra journey ever since; practising the meditations alone, in a couple and sharing them with the world.
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Creativity: God is Everywhere
Our resident mystic Kamla on how the divine is everywhere in life. Are you a budding poet, author, songwriter, or painter? Send us your creative outpourings (including video clips and mp3s) and we may publish them.
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Creativity: Tantric Art
We have art and poetry, in the form of Tantra-inspired paintings from Shakti Christa Fox, and Kahil Gibran’s beautiful and touching poem ‘On Marriage’.
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Creativity: Tantra Inspiration
This month is a bumper one for creativity! We have poems from Rudra on the joy of life and an Invitation to Shiva from Kalyani; music from Praful and Peru album ‘Breathing Love’ and Tantric sculpture from Anil.
By following the call of creativity, I found the essence of life. I was nine years old and sitting in the backyard of my parents’ home under a tree, lost in contemplation.
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Creativity: Truth
A poem from Bruce Lyon, a New Zealand-based Tantra teacher and author, and friend of Sarita. They co-teach the yearly ZOE retreat together in Corfu. Here he talks on truth.
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Creativity: Forms of the Feminine
A poem from Kamla, raw food goddess, healer, teacher and mystic extraordinaire! This beautiful poem is an ode to the feminine in all her forms.