Online Workshops
Exploring Shakti Yantras
Join us for a four-session journey delving into the sacred symbology of Yantras. In this exploration, we’ll immerse ourselves in the four aspects of the Divine Mother as understood in the Integral Yoga as well as the Tantra tradition. Through drawing Yantras and delving into their symbolic and spiritual significance, we will integrate each aspect within our being.
A Journey Through Shakti Yantras and the Four Aspects of the Divine Mother
In this workshop,
- Learn the Sacred Geometry method for drawing Yantras.
- Gain a deeper understanding of Sacred Geometry and its symbolism.
- Explore the Four Powers of the Mother within Integral Yoga and Tantra Tradition
- Connect with each aspect through journaling and concentration practices
Join us for a four-session journey delving into the sacred symbology of Yantras. In this exploration, we’ll immerse ourselves in the four aspects of the Divine Mother as understood in the Integral Yoga as well as the Tantra tradition. Through drawing Yantras and delving into their symbolic and spiritual significance, we will integrate each aspect within our being.
A ‘yantra’ is a geometric design, used since ancient times for contemplation, concentration and meditation. The word means instrument or machine, and is derived from the Sanskrit ‘yam’, meaning to support, and ‘tra’, meaning expansion.
Making a Yantra can leave one feeling centred, calm and connected. This practise activates both hemispheres of the brain and is a tool for concentration and meditation Practice.
No prior art experience required.
Workshop Material
- 2-3 sheets Paper per session (A3 cartridge paper)
- Recommended – Classmate Artist Pad – A/3 – 130 gsm
- Straight edge (30 cm ruler is ideal)
- Compass – Maped or Staedtler
- Pencils (H, HB and 2B)
- Eraser
- Pencil sharpener
- A flat surface to draw on
- A black or any other colour fineline / micro tip pen. (Recommended Micron or Artline 0.3)
- Colours – Any one medium of your choice.
- Brushes, Water Container and Rag
