Group sessions offer the same depth and range of tools as in the private sessions, but in a more accessible format. It’s a chance to explore Integral Recognition — embodied awareness as the foundation of identity, relationship, purpose, and ecological belonging — within a group field.
Each gathering is guided, but also shaped by the people present. Together we become a kind of unified organism, witnessing what unfolds through the lens of awareness.
Who It’s For
This work is especially for:
- Want access to the depth of Integral Recognition in a more affordable, accessible container.
- Appreciate the chance to learn from others’ journeys as well as their own.
- Long for a supportive rhythm of practice and teaching to anchor their path.
- Are drawn to exploring how awareness, body, and relationship reveal themselves in real time.
How We Work Together
Group Sessions draws on the same toolkit as private sessions, including:
- Self-Recognition (ātma vichāra, Yoga Nidra).
- Somatic exploration (Hṛidkaya / Tantric Somatics).
- Emotional integration (Tantra Yoga of Emotions).
- Relational repatterning (Tantra Yoga of Relationship).
- Ecological belonging (Eco-Tantra).
- Embodied decision-making and dharma work.
What makes the group unique is not the tools, but the collective intelligence that emerges: the teachings are often shaped by the questions, patterns, and needs of those who show up.
What You Can Expect
- Practices and guidance tailored to the needs of the group.
- The chance to witness your own process reflected in others.
- A supportive rhythm of practice, inquiry, and teaching.
- A space that is trauma-aware, inclusive, and accessible.
- The same depth of teaching as private sessions, at a more affordable entry point.
Practical Details
- Sessions are held live on Zoom.
- Each cycle runs for [X weeks / months] with [weekly / biweekly] meetings.
- Group size is limited to preserve intimacy and depth.
- Sliding scale / scholarship options available on request.
- This work is educational and spiritual in nature; it does not replace psychotherapy or medical care.
