Mystics of Ancient India have offered a uniquely wise counsel for living life to it’s fullest potential. All aspects of life were taught as refined art forms, offered within a balanced spirituality called ‘Sanatana Dharma.’—to ‘be in the flow of an Eternal Spirituality, aligned with one’s own unique soul calling.’

There are multitudes of ancient scriptures in India which describe in detail, how to evolve on the spiritual path, how to practice Yoga or Tantra, how to prepare and use medicine, construct a spaceship or an airplane, how to construct a Temple, how to worship, or how to find fulfilment as a householder.

Kama Sutra

One scripture, which has particularly grabbed the imagination of the world is the research done by a sage called Vatsayana, who compiled an incredibly detailed book on sexology entitled ‘Kama Sutra.’ Kama is the name of the God of Love and Sex. Sutra means a short, condensed spiritual teaching which indicates methods for attaining a particular quality of fulfilment in one’s life.

Reading the Kama Sutra we can enjoy a peek into a Golden Age, where very creative sexual positions and ways of attaining exalted pleasure states were explored in-depth. It is obvious from looking at the book’s illustrations, that the people of those days were very proficient in Yoga and enjoyed applying their skill to the erotic arts.

In Tantra, we explore many facets of life through consciousness expanding methods of Meditation. We may choose to move through the portal of the senses or emotions, chakra system, elements, kundalini energy, the exploration of opposite polarities, refined states of consciousness or creative expression, etc.

Some Tantra methods are practiced alone, some with a partner of the opposite gender and some, (for example, rituals or dance) in the wider group.

By practicing Tantra meditations, our own innate wisdom bubbles up from within. We discover a state of being which can be understood as ‘Sat Chit Ananda,’ (truth, consciousness & bliss.)

Yoga means union. The greatest union is between body, mind and spirit. In Yoga, students learn to attain the state of ‘Samadhi’ by aligning the body with higher consciousness. To this aim, the body is toned, purified and cleansed from within, through physical and mental stamina building exercise, a pure diet, breathing techniques, mantra chanting, and includes guidance into ever deepening states of bliss and relaxation.

When we weave together the pleasure potential exhibited by Kama Sutra, with Yoga and Tantra, we find ourselves on an incredible magic carpet ride, living in a sustained state of inner ecstasy.

This 7-day Kama Sutra Yoga Retreat is being offered as a collaboration between Yog Namito, a world renowned Yoga Master who is well versed in Sanskrit and Ma Ananda Sarita, a world renowned Tantra and Meditation Master. Both teachers are in the spiritual linage of Osho.

This Retreat is open for both Couples and Individuals.