Tantra has always lived in the roots of my lineage, carried through the women in my family in their devotion to Devi.

Yet my path into it was not inherited in a straight line.

Like many, I first encountered spirituality through modern expressions of Hinduism, but over time found myself questioning structures and searching for something that was more experience led.

That search led me back into ancient practice. Into tantra as a lived path of devotion, embodiment, and truth.

Through this remembering, much of what once sat quietly in my lineage began to reveal itself with greater clarity. Our family’s kuldevi, Varahi, and the fierce presence of Kali Maa have become central forces in my sadhana, guiding me through both devotion and transformation.

Alongside these ancestral roots, my path has been deeply shaped by dear, Osho, whose active meditations and tantric vision form a central pillar of both my personal practice and the spaces I hold.

My work is rooted in this living bridge between ancient wisdom and modern life.

Having walked within the corporate world, I understand the inner tension of holding ambition, responsibility, and the deeper call of the soul.