Yama #4 Alignment (Kundalini Sadhana)

The 10 Tantrik Yamas

Yama #4 of the Classical Yogic Tradition

Brahmacharya & the Fire of Divine Alignment

The Art of Kundalini, Sacred Union & Spiritual Self-Mastery

There is no other divine fire able to consume the whole of duality than Kuṇḍalinī.

Welcome Back to the Living Path of Yoga

If you’re just joining us, I invite you to visit the Program Library to explore the first three Yamas in this classical Tantrik-Yogic series:

• Ahimsa – The Courage to Feel

• Satya – Truth Beyond Narrative

• Asteya – The Inner Wealth of Enoughness

Each one builds on the last, unfolding a tapestry of practice rooted in presence, alignment, and sacred remembrance. Now, we turn to the fourth: Brahmacharya, perhaps the most misinterpreted of all.

The Meaning of Brahmacharya

In common language, Brahmacharya is often reduced to celibacy. But the classical tradition teaches something far more subtle and luminous.

Brahmacharya means “moving in Brahman”—to walk in conscious union with the Divine. It is the inner art of alignment, where each action, impulse, and desire is seen, honored, and then returned to Source.

This is not the path of suppression.
This is the path of redirection.
A refinement of energy. A devotion to the Divine current that animates your being.

In this view, Brahmacharya is not the renunciation of desire, but the recognition of its source as Shakti—the living energy of Love. This is the awakened fire of Kundalini, the great Power of God rising up through your being as clarity, as will, as conscious creation.

The Fire of Union

On the ground of being, Source becomes Force through a spontaneous upwelling of Consciousness called Love, then expresses itself as Energetic Impulse. The birth of Shakti—Willfully, Knowingly, and Actively.

To walk in Brahmacharya is to awaken this living current within you.
To enter sacred relationship with your own life force.
To live from union rather than fragmentation.
To become a vessel through which the Divine plays, creates, and loves freely.

It is the ultimate alignment practice: body, mind, emotion, and subtle energy all surrendered—not as submission, but as sovereignty in the sacred.

What You’ll Experience in This Satsang

• Guided Meditations
  Enter the empowered means of direct realization through Hum-Sa, the Still Point, and other non-dual practices that return you to the real.

• Deep Discourse
  Engage in multi-tradition dialogue about sexuality, energy, celibacy, Neo-Tantra, and what it truly means to live from alignment.

• Scholarly Insights
  Explore the psychology of impulse, the yogic science of upāya, and the subtle thresholds where energy either dissipates or becomes Divine.

Featured Guided Meditations

• Still Point (Hum-Sa)
  A meditation on the pause between breaths—where awareness and aliveness meet. The gateway to pure witnessing.

• Meditation on Reality
  A silent descent into the real, beyond grasping or labeling. Resting as that which needs no effort to be.

Topics in Order of Presentation

• Śiva & Śakti: Harmony through Sacred Gestures – Brahman, The One

• Guru Mantra

• What is Brahmacharya (The View) & What It’s Not

• Sexuality & (Neo)Tantra vs. Classical Tantra

• Celibacy & Life Practices of Continence

• Five (or Six) Demons of the Mind

• The Story of the Birth of the Son of God (Skanda’s Shield & Spear)

• The View that Supports the Practice – Shākta Lineage

• Meditation on Reality

• Kuṇḍalinī Sādhana

• Still Point Meditation with Hum-Sa & Non-Dual Invocation

• Hum-Sa Discourse

• Review of the Goal of Spiritual Practice

• Kula Kuṇḍalinī (The Kundalinī Family)

• Shākta Upāya (The Empowered Means)

A Life-Defining Engagement with Classical Wisdom

This is more than a lecture. This is a rite of return.
To truth. To presence. To the integrity of your own sacred longing.

Together we’ll explore how Brahmacharya becomes a living practice that honors the full spectrum of human experience—without repression, without indulgence—guided always by the flame of awakened discernment.

You’ll discover the tools, the teachings, and the inner postures that allow you to live in union with the Divine—not just in silence or on the mat, but in conversation, in conflict, in creative fire, in loving relationship.

Join me for this fourth satsang as we explore Brahmacharya—an essential key to energetic mastery, sacred autonomy, and the deeper unfolding of the awakened life.