Shante Ishta, Guided Tantra Heart Meditation Course*

The brain has to go through loops of logic, fears, issues from the past, issues of self-doubt, and issues of self-esteem. The heart doesn’t do that. It retrieves the answer instantly.

“Shante Ishta,” the single eye of the heart is to see the experience of life without judgments of good and evil, or right and wrong. Your heart will tell you what is real with discernment.

Tantra are the esoteric traditions of Hinduism and Buddhism that developed in India from the middle of the 1st millennium CE onwards.

The term tantra, in the Indian traditions, also means any systematic broadly applicable “text, theory, system, method, instrument, technique or practice”.

In Tantra, the universe is alive, not illusory. It represents the manifestation of the joyous, free Divine Consciousness in a variety of forms.

All manifestation is simply the interplay of Shiva and Shakti, the masculine and feminine. Thus, we can say that Tantra is a world-affirming and body-affirming spiritual tradition.

A practical consequence of this view was that householders could aspire to spiritual liberation (moksha), which was not the case in Classical Yoga, where renunciation of worldly life was considered absolutely necessary for moksha.

Tantra dissolves the division of spiritual versus mundane. Every aspect of life is integrated as a tool for spiritual growth.

‘Sacred sexuality’ and ‘tantric sex’. Two terms that are thrown about a lot in spiritual/yoga communities these days. That essentially equates to the same thing – making sex a sacred, holy act.

Throughout the ages, all of the spiritual traditions have hinted towards the sacredness of sex. Through sex and sensuality we can experience ultimate states of bliss, wholeness and joy.

You can even use this kind of lovemaking to bring your most true desire into fruition.

Thanks to the rise of neo-tantra, tantric sexual practices are no longer reserved for those who are studying and practicing classical tantra .

Neo-tantra is a set of ideas, practices, and techniques aimed at improving sexual performance and moving sexual energy. It helps us go about our sex lives from a conscious, spiritual mindset.

Meanwhile, classical tantra aims to work with the subtleties of the energy body. In doing so, we manipulate and move energy through the chakra system. Most of the practices are non-sexual.

Hi, I am Jason Samadhi and I’ll be your guide during this journey.

I provide breathwork healing, creative direction, and purpose-driven web design to help you heal, create, and design a life you love and thrive online, selling your business with heart and soul.

An expat from California, I have lived in Mexico for five years. While living in Mexico, I have experienced several ancestral plant medicines.

Ultimately, I realized the most potent and readily available holistic tool on the planet comes from within—breath.

Feeling called to share this medicine with the world, I became a certified SOMA Breath™ breathwork facilitator.