Kundalini Bodywork in-itself is a holistic practice that changes the bodies vibration by working on 3 levels at the same time, the physical, mental and emotional, or the heart, mind and sex.

Learning Kundalini Bodywork is better learning to navigate the paradoxes of life seeing the ‘dual‘, the ‘non-dual‘ and then the ‘dual & non-dual together‘ as a powerful trinity: three powerful truths of life that when all acknowledged together give us a deeper experience of life.

In sessions dense emotions and chi are literally taken out of the body transformed and then pulled back in as we clear the pathway of Kundalini integrating masculine and feminine energies to unify in the 3rd eye.

The practice includes:

Energetic bodywork

Emotional/body de-armouring

Shadow work

Non-dual psychology

Pranayama & Breathwork practices

Once most of our traumas are clear we work with practices to activate our energetic bodies, learning to increase our Kundalini (store of spiritual energy) and become an embodiment of our higher-self. In their essence Kundalini, Tantra, and Non-Dual Experiences are hard to seperate.

Elliott Saxby teaches us that Tantra is the process of waking up in our illusion instead of trying to escape it, thus in Kundalini Bodywork we make the body a pleasurable vehicle or place to live, a place that our higher-self/our non-dual awareness can experience separation while knowing and acting in a way that demonstrates separation is only a partial truth. When we know separation is only a partial truth we naturally act for the good and evolution of humanity, while enjoying our experience of separation. Although Tantra is not really about sex it is very much about pleasure, about using our spirituality to create and shape the illusion that we live in to be the illusion that we wish to live in.

Delve deeper in to the Non dual Psycology with Elliotts Book “The Inner Marriage: A Guide to Masculine and Feminine Polarity Work” which is part of the Kundalini Bodywork Online curriculum

Kundalini Bodywork combines Tantric and Taoist practices with western science while being deeply rooted in Buddhist philosophy.

There are a host of practitioners can be found on the “Practitioner Directory”