TANoti – { to expand }    |    TRAyate – { to liberate }

The practice of Tantra invites us to expand ourselves to include all of life And, from that experience liberating into oneness.

It is not a path of renunciation but seeing god in all expressions.
“Osho says Tantra is saying Yes to life.”
– Each experience of living can be a door to experiencing the ultimate reality/inner self.

Tantra is primarily the way to understand the mysteries of life and universe. It uses mantra, yantra, yoga, visualisations, sounds, polarity, sexual energy, chakra system, senses, breath, kundalini, emotions, Void, and all tools from this reality. Tantra emerged in various parts of the world almost at the same time. It started as a rejection of authority of scriptures and received knowledge in favor of experiential and embodied wisdom and directly transmitted awakening. Tantrikas believed the suffering of the human is due to the negative notion of separation. So, it opposed the existing practices of those times of asceticism and renunciation and celebrated life which is sensual in nature to go beyond it or to transcend and through that to understand the oneness.