Withdraw the senses, connect with your inner knowing, unlock the blockages of your inner body and systematically awaken your intuition.
Harness ancient, lineage-based manifestation practices—authentic, powerful, and free of gimmicks. No new age snake oil, just wisdom tested through thousands of years of practice.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
What You Will Learn in This Program
1. Learn the Science of Breath & Energy Activation – Train in eight advanced breath work techniques to refine awareness, dissolve stress, increase energy, increase health and activate higher states of perception.
2. Unlock the Power of Karma & Emptiness – Learn how karma creates reality, how to dismantle negative imprints, and how emptiness is the key to transformation.
3. Train in Pratyahara (Sense Withdrawal) – Master the ability to turn inward, cut through distraction, and access direct perception beyond conceptual thought.
4. Refine Your Inner Compass (Gnosis) – Develop precise inner knowing, moving beyond vague intuition into structured, repeatable insights.
5. Understand what is yours and what isn’t – Discover what is truly meant for you by understanding how intuition and agency relate to your unique spiritual path.
6. Dismantle the Illusion of Obstacles – Learn how limitations are karmically projected and how to dissolve them by transforming your perception.
7. Activate Your Subtle Energy Channels – Work with prana (life-force energy) to clear energetic blockages and cultivate mental and physical vitality.
8. Understand the Mechanics of Manifestation – Use the understanding of sensory withdrawal combined with the principles of karma and emptiness to intentionally shape your reality with precision and clarity.
9. Receive a Rare Mantra Transmission for Purification & Protection – Gain access to a sacred Sanskrit mantra that dissolves negative karma, fortifies your energy field and acts as form of protection to negative influences.
10. Cultivate Ethical Precision – Understand why ethical integrity is the most powerful force for accelerating spiritual growth and removing your obstacles.
11. Harness the Science of Direct Experience – Move beyond belief into repeatable, functional realizations that transform the way you see and interact with the world.
13. Develop Clarity in Decision-Making – Train in precise methods to distinguish karmic impulses from true inner wisdom.
14. Learn the Vibrational Science of Sound & Energy – Understand how mantra, breath, and intention work together to reshape the energetic body and external environment.
15. Step Into Your Own Power with Precision & Integrity – Gain the tools to navigate reality with refined awareness, deep wisdom, and the ability to transform obstacles into opportunities.
OVERVIEW OF THE PRACTICE
OVERVIEW OF THE PRACTICE
How it Works
This program is a structured, results-driven system for working with the forces that shape reality, drawn directly from the ancient lineages of Hatha Yoga and Vajrayana Buddhism. It integrates breath-work, energy activation, and the Buddhist Mind Science presentation on karma and emptiness into a precise, repeatable training. In ten one-on-one sessions, students will learn to withdraw the senses (pratyahara), clear mental and energetic blockages, and sharpen their perception—giving them an greater efficiency and flow in spiritual ,personal and professional life. By applying these lineage-based methods, participants will eliminate self-sabotage, enhance intuition, and create lasting transformation in how they think, act, and experience the world.
At the core of this training is an understanding of how mind, vibration, intuition, visualization, inner trust, and the principles of karma and emptiness interact to create and shape reality. Students will learn how every experience—both internal and external—is shaped by karmic imprints and subtle vibrational patterns, and they will be given direct tools to deconstruct limiting patterns, rewire subconscious conditioning, and remove obstacles to living in alignment and full participation with their own life force—also called a flow state. This is not abstract philosophy but a practical, repeatable process for those seeking mental resilience, emotional salience, and decision-making precision. A rare mantra transmission, preserved for centuries within these traditions, will also be given, functioning as an advanced tool for purification, protection, and energy refinement—allowing students to energetically purify their homes and chant something that carries the same karmic weight as practicing ethics for an extended period of time.
This program is designed for serious seekers ready to step into realization and cultivate their gnosis ( inner knowing). Everything taught in this training is rooted in authentic, lineage-based wisdom—with no embellishments or modern distortions. Students will learn how to create future patterns from the field of potential—something that can only happen when we withdraw the senses properly using a time-tested method. Each session builds progressively, leading to measurable changes in awareness, energy, and alignment with one’s highest potential—giving participants the ability to positively influence every domain of life and experience. By the end of the training, students will have rewired their minds for success, developed clarity, and cultivated the ability to consciously shape their future—whether in business, relationships, health, or personal development.
Where It’s From
The Hatha Yoga Lineage
The Hatha Yoga lineage originates from the tantric traditions of India, tracing its roots back to the early Nath yogis, particularly Matsyendranath and his disciple Gorakshanath, who systematized the practice in the medieval period. Hatha Yoga emerged as a method for purifying the body and mind, awakening dormant energy (kundalini), and preparing the practitioner for deeper states of meditation and realization. The foundational text, the Hatha Yoga Pradipika, written by Swatmarama in the 15th century, compiles earlier teachings on postures (asana), breath control (pranayama), and energetic seals (mudras) that had been transmitted orally and through esoteric texts for centuries. These practices were deeply intertwined with Shaiva, Buddhist, and tantric traditions, aiming not just at physical well-being but at the transmutation of energy to attain higher states of consciousness.
Hatha Yoga, while often seen as a physical discipline today, was historically a spiritual science that utilized the body as a vehicle for enlightenment. Its core teachings focus on balancing solar and lunar energies (ha-tha), refining the subtle energy channels (nadis), and working with the breath to access deeper states of awareness. Over time, Hatha Yoga influenced many other schools of yogic thought, including Raja Yoga and Kundalini Yoga, and became integrated into broader Vedantic and Buddhist meditation traditions. The transmission of these practices continued through lineages that emphasized direct experience over mere philosophy, keeping the esoteric knowledge alive for those prepared to undertake the rigorous path of self-transformation.
The Gelugpa Lineage and Its Indian Origins
The Gelugpa lineage of Tibetan Buddhism was founded in the 14th century by Je Tsongkhapa (1357–1419), a great reformer and scholar-practitioner who synthesized the teachings of earlier Tibetan Buddhist traditions into a highly structured and systematic path. His teachings emphasized monastic discipline, rigorous philosophical training, and deep meditative practice, leading to a school that became known for its precision in logic, its presentation of emptiness (shunyata), and its integration of the highest tantric practices. Tsongkhapa drew extensively from the Kadampa lineage, which was introduced to Tibet by Atisha (982–1054), an Indian Buddhist master from Nalanda University, one of the most revered centers of Buddhist learning in ancient India.
The roots of the Gelugpa lineage trace directly back to India and ultimately to the historical Buddha, Shakyamuni (563–483 BCE), through an unbroken transmission of teachings. The profound view of emptiness, as articulated in Gelugpa philosophy, originates from the Indian Madhyamaka tradition, particularly from the works of Nagarjuna (2nd–3rd century CE) and Chandrakirti (7th century CE). Additionally, the tantric component of the Gelugpa school is deeply rooted in the Guhyasamaja, Chakrasamvara, and Yamantaka tantras, which were transmitted from India to Tibet by great Indian masters such as Shantarakshita and Padmasambhava during the early Buddhist transmissions. The Gelug tradition maintains a harmonious balance between exoteric and esoteric teachings, ensuring that practitioners first establish a solid foundation in ethical discipline and philosophical inquiry before engaging in advanced Vajrayana practices.
