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Tantra is a Sanskrit word meaning warp or weave, which alludes to the invisible web of interconnection that is our universe, just as a cloth is woven out of countless interlacing threads into one unified piece. In our day to day ordinary consciousness we are under the spell of Maya, illusion, and are unable to see the unity, and that there is no true separation here. Everything is connected and in relation. There is an Arabian proverb that says, if you cut a blade of grass, the entire universe quivers. However, we have lost our capacity to recognise this mysterious connection.

Tantra acknowledges this interconnectedness. It is a science of correlations that offers many technologies that only make sense in light of this understanding of the warp of the universe. If I put my body in a certain position, I can experience profound universal love. If I focus my mind in a specific way, I can vibrate on an entirely different frequency and attune myself with the most beneficial forces out there in the cosmos.

Tantra is a way of understanding the universe and of understanding yourself. Tantra says, Know yourself and you know the universe. Know the universe and you know yourself!

By honouring that everything is connected, the metaphysics of the Tantra of India and Tibet is thus related with many different systems and practices, including, Astrology, Astronomy, Cosmology, sacred rituals, music, dance and architecture, colours, sounds, alternative medicine, chakras, pujas and many many more. Tantra is not only about sex, as many believe. It is interesting that this is such a widely held misconception when only 5-10% of the traditional texts on Tantra refer to sexual practices. 

Tantra is actually a very big umbrella, covering many different spiritual paths that suit different temperaments. Kundalini Yoga is a Tantric path, as are Hatha Yoga, Laya Yoga, Mantra Yoga and Nidra Yoga, to name a few.

Physical Tantra is just one small part of Tantra, and it is included simply because the expert experimented and recognised the power of the sexual energy as a valuable tool for spiritual realisation.