Mukta Jivan

Born in India, Mukta grew up in a family where Traditional Tantra, Kundalini yoga, meditation and self-inquiry were part of daily living. He spent a good portion of his life practically understanding Tantra and its different schools as Kashmiri Shaivism (also called Himalayan Tantra, Agama, Trika and practical Kaula Tantra) from his Father and various other Mystics. His Father Shri Kali Ram shared the true wisdom of Traditional Tantra yoga and Indian Mysticism and his mother Mohini Devi shared her compassionate care and unconditional love. This non-dualistic wisdom and direct clarity is born out of practical experience and can not be found in books.

His inner passion guided him to teach at various ashrams and mystery schools. He spent many years teaching, leading retreat and running various Ashrams globally. He then spent some years in Europe where he shared his knowledge and taught Sufis, Buddhist, Gurdjieff and Osho’s followers.

Afterwards, he relocated to Cape Town, South Africa, where he began teaching more intensively. It was here that he did a lot of transforming teachings in Drug rehabilitation Centres and led Fast Track Life Transforming and Change The Game Sessions for Entrepreneurs, Courses and Trainings in the Fashion, Movie and Real Estate world. Mukta has also led many retreats, workshops and private teacher trainings, as well as private Tantra Yoga & group meditations. In 2009 he returned to India and has been teaching in Goa, Dharamsala and Rishikesh.

Mukta understanding of western mind is unique because he lived and worked most of his life with the western world.

Mukta understood that most of the systems are simply an escape of oneself or self-centered selling hopes to desperate people. It is the natural passion of Mukta to share his wisdom through Mukta Tantra Yoga and Meditations with others and support them without following him blindly. Using all the various styles and techniques which are not based on greed or hope rather on direct seeing the fact as a fact. Mukta is sharing his clarity and wisdom as a friend and not claiming oneself a guru, prophet or scholar. He simplified spirituality for the modern men and women making it relevant in today’s world.