We are living in a Crisis of Separation: from our bodies, from one another, from authentic identity, from the living earth, and from a sense of purpose. At its root, this is not only a social or psychological problem, but a perceptual one, a misrecognition of who and what we truly are.
Integral Recognition addresses this crisis by restoring embodied awareness as the foundation of identity, relationship, ecological belonging, and dharma, reweaving the fractured threads of human life into wholeness and meaning.
Integral Recognition Framework
Integral Recognition is a multi-layered method for healing the Crisis of Separation — from body, relationship, authentic identity, earth, and purpose. It restores embodied awareness as the foundation of identity and relationship, drawing from both classical Tantric insight and contemporary somatic psychology.
What I Offer
Private Sessions
Personalized guidance for individuals ready to deepen in awareness, heal relational patterns, reconnect with the living world, and align decisions with dharma.
Private sessions blend somatic practice, nondual awareness, and psychological precision to support lasting transformation.
Group Sessions
A community-based space to explore the principles of Integral Recognition in real time. Together we practice embodied awareness, relational presence, ecological connection, and decision-making from wholeness. This container is supportive, inclusive, and trauma-aware.
Trainings & Immersions
Structured programs for practitioners, seekers, and facilitators who want to integrate this framework into their life and work. Trainings weave together lineage-rooted Tantric teachings, contemporary somatic psychology, ecological belonging, and lived research.
Together we explore
Reclaiming the body as a site of safety and intelligence.
Restoring intimacy and relational trust.
Remembering ecological belonging and felt connection with the earth.
Cultivating clarity in purpose and embodied decision-making.
Why This Work Matters
- Rooted in a lineage of nondual Tantra, translated into professional, accessible language.
- Informed by somatic psychology and trauma-sensitive methods.
- Oriented toward real-world crises: disembodiment, loneliness, relational trauma, ecological alienation, and loss of meaning.
- Focused on integration —so awakening is lived in body, relationship, earth, and dharma.
