Tantra Immortality Alchemy
DANI BHAKTI TRINETRA
Tantric
This training guides us to practice the spiritualization of the physical body through Conscious Touch, Tantric Massage, and Sexual Healing.
Tantra came into my life as a medicine to stop me from destroying myself.
Long before I knew the word "tantra," I sensed that the body held a mystery.
As a child, I was fascinated by sitting across from others and inviting them to look into my eyes for long minutes—unaware that this practice had existed for centuries.
Years later, I realized that this was no coincidence.
Tantra transformed not only how I experience spirituality, but also how I inhabit my body and relate to pain, love, sexuality, and life itself.
That is why I do not teach tantra today as a mere set of techniques.
I share it as a path of transfiguration.
I believe the body is not an obstacle to awakening consciousness.
It is the gateway.
I believe in the body as a portal of transformation.I believe that beneath every tension, every fear, and every unresolved story lies a profound intelligence longing to express itself, expand, and remember its true nature.I believe in vital energy as a force of awakening.A force that does not need to be created, but rather listened to.A living current flowing through the body, the breath, and consciousness, guiding us toward a life that is fuller, more authentic, and more deeply embodied.
I believe in ritual as an act of presence.
A space where the everyday becomes sacred and where we can encounter our true selves—beyond the masks, conditioning, and narratives we have inherited.
I believe in conscious breathing as a gateway to rebirth.
Each inhalation invites us to welcome life.
Each exhalation invites us to let go of what has already served its purpose.
I believe that wounds are not a destination.
When held with awareness, presence, and love, they can become paths of transformation, wisdom, and expansion.
My work integrates Tantra, Rebirthing, initiatory ritual, the teachings of the Mahavidyas, and various wisdom traditions—such as Shamanism, the Egyptian Mystery Schools, and Wicca—all aimed at awakening consciousness through the body and direct experience.
I do not seek to offer ready-made answers.
I believe in creating spaces where each person can remember their own truth, reconnect with their vital energy, and discover the transformative power that already dwells within.
This is a path of presence.
A path of integration.
A path of conscious death and rebirth.
A path for those who feel the call to live with greater depth, freedom, and truth.
My work is also inspired by a vision that could be defined as "immortalist thought."
This is understood not merely as the prolongation of biological life, but as a profound exploration of the human being's evolutionary potential.
For centuries, the traditions of the Siddhas—realized yogis—and legendary figures like Babaji have nurtured the possibility that consciousness, vital energy, and the body possess capacities far greater than we usually imagine.
This immortalist thought does not arise from a rejection of death, but from the aspiration to fully awaken to Life.
It is an invitation to transcend the limits imposed by fear, identification, and inertia, in order to participate consciously in the evolution of human consciousness.
From this perspective, Tantra is not merely a path to well-being or healing; it is also a way of transformation, expansion, and the realization of the self's deepest potential.
Welcome.
What is Tantra?
Tantra is a path of transformation that uses human experience as a path to consciousness.
Unlike traditions that seek to transcend the body or deny the impulses of life, Tantra considers that everything can become a door to awakening: the body, breathing, emotions, energy, pleasure, pain, the relationship with others and the relationship with oneself.
The word Tantra can be translated as "weaving", "weaving" or "expansion of consciousness". It refers to a vision of reality where everything is connected and where life itself is a manifestation of the sacred.
More than a philosophy, Tantra is a direct experience. It invites us to fully inhabit the body, to awaken vital energy and to recognize the unity between the human and the divine.
It is not a belief that must be adopted, but an experience that can be lived.
The roots of Tantra lie in ancient India, where it emerged as a revolutionary spiritual movement that integrated the body, energy, and daily life into the path of realization.
Over the centuries, Tantric traditions developed practices—including breathing, meditation, ritual, energy work, mantra, and contemplation—aimed at expanding consciousness and awakening human potential.
Although the known Tantric traditions flourished in India, some researchers and spiritual seekers have noted resonances between their fundamental principles and ancient initiatory cultures.
The union of polarities, the mysteries of vital energy, rituals of death and rebirth, and a sacred view of the body appear in various forms across civilizations as ancient as Sumer and Egypt, as well as in other ancestral traditions.
Beyond their historical differences, these currents seem to share a common intuition: the possibility that human beings can consciously participate in their own transformation and expansion.
From this perspective, Tantra can be understood not merely as a specific tradition, but as an expression of a universal quest that has accompanied humanity since ancient times.
However, much of the richness of these teachings was reduced in the West to a limited view focused exclusively on sexuality.
Today, we live in an era marked by chronic stress, disconnection from the body, emotional fragmentation, and a loss of meaning. In this context, Tantra regains extraordinary relevance.
It reminds us that the body is not an obstacle to awakening, but an ally.
It teaches us that vital energy can be cultivated, that emotions can be transformed into consciousness, and that spirituality can be lived in an embodied, integrated, and deeply human way.
Contemporary Tantra does not seek to replicate ancient forms literally. It seeks to reclaim the essence of these teachings and apply them to the real challenges of modern life.
From this perspective, healing does not mean eliminating parts of who we are.
Healing means integrating.
It means allowing our wounds to transform into wisdom, our emotions into awareness, and our energy to flow freely once again.
That is why we speak of Tantra as medicine.
Not because it heals from the outside, but because it creates the conditions for the innate capacity for transformation—which exists within every human being—to emerge.
When vital energy awakens, the true process of rebirth begins.
PROXIMOS ENCUENTROS
Mahavidyas
...that it remembers what I am
Start
Thursday, February 6, 2025
Held once a month
Every Thursday from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Tantra Kriya Yoga is the science of self-transformation.
Its practice was transmitted by Babaji to humankind and consists of:
Asanas, Pranayama, Kriyas, Mudras, Bandhas, Mantras, and Dhyana.
All Mixed Up Together
Start
Thursday, February 6, 2025
Held once a month
Every Thursday from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
A journey into intimacy,
desire, and freedom
We will work with body intelligence, deep listening, movement, creativity, authentic communication, and relational awareness.
relational experiments,
encounter games,
mappings of desire,
rituals of presence,
explorations of intimacy,
laboratories of human connection.
This training guides us to practice the spiritualization of the physical body through Conscious Touch, Tantric Massage, and Sexual Healing.
Tantra para parejas
The Union
Start
Thursday, February 6, 2025
Held once a month
Every Thursday from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Tantra Kriya Yoga is the science of self-transformation.
Its practice was transmitted by Babaji to humankind and consists of:
Asanas, Pranayama, Kriyas, Mudras, Bandhas, Mantras, and Dhyana.
Mahavidyas
que lo que soy, recuerde
Start
Thursday, February 6, 2025
Held once a month
Every Thursday from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Tantra Kriya Yoga is the science of self-transformation.
Its practice was transmitted by Babaji to humankind and consists of:
Asanas, Pranayama, Kriyas, Mudras, Bandhas, Mantras, and Dhyana.
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Tantric Massage Therapy
Program begins — 15th Edition
December 2–8, 2026
This training guides us to practice the spiritualization of the physical body through Conscious Touch, Tantric Massage, and Sexual Healing.
We are delighted to announce the beginning of the 15th Edition of our Tantric Massage Training.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn and grow with us — enroll now and secure your place!
Transfiguration of Trauma
"Tantric Therapy: Therapeutic Applications of Tantra"
Program begins
October 12–13, 2025
Meets once a month
This specialization course offers guidance and support for accompanying clients before, during, and after a therapeutic session, whether Tantric or otherwise. It systematizes esoteric practices for contemporary and practical use, focused on the healing and transfiguration of Trauma.
