The term “classical tantra” describes a spiritual movement that began on the Indian subcontinent in the third through the twelfth centuries. It is sometimes referred to as a “system of practices,” namely psychophysical and awareness-cultivating practices, with embodied emancipation (jīvanmukti) as its ultimate goal.

Embodied emancipation translates into complete intimacy with reality in our day-to-day lives. In order to perceive directly instead of via the prism of our labels, tales, thoughts, and prior indoctrination, we must step outside of how we conceptualize reality.

People with hectic schedules, including families and careers, are the target audience for classical tantra. It accepts all facets of the human experience and is non-transcendentalist. It acknowledges that everything in reality is divine. You are included in this!