Forbidden Yoga draws from an ancient Shakta tradition originating in West Bengal. Unlike shallow Neo-Tantra workshops, our approach emphasizes authentic rituals, sadhanas, and intricate mental frameworks grounded in centuries-old teachings. Our lineage has no formal name or written history—its wisdom survives solely through the oral transmission known as Smriti: the remembered teachings and rhythmic patterns of Laya Yoga imparted by guru to disciple.

We offer genuine left-handed Kundalini practices, steeped in mystery, symbolism, and profound energetic experiences. While our lineage may appear contemporary from the outside, it is inherently ancient—deeply irrational, mystical, and rooted in the worship of Kali in her ten manifestations. Sexual practices may occasionally be part of the teachings, yet the vast majority of our rituals are solitary, introspective, and non-sexual in nature.

Joining Forbidden Yoga does not require adherence to religious beliefs or conventional spirituality. You need not accept concepts such as Samsara—the endless cycle of rebirth. However, our lineage has always aimed at Moksha, liberation from rebirth at the moment of death. Whether you achieve such liberation depends entirely upon your dedication, sincerity, and personal practice.