Who are we?

I am Anna, woman, mother, spouse, daughter, sister, friend and traveler of two parallel worlds. I am a doctor of social sciences, an intuitive tantric counselor and a tantra massage therapist.

For me, tantra represents a philosophy of life. Life is in this moment, life is lights and shadows, connection to one’s own soul and the soul of others, connection to nature, connection to the wide and rich spectrum of emotions, connection to the afterlife.

To me tantra represents also energy. Deepening the understanding of this energy and recognizing it in myself, in my own body, in my relationship, in connection with another people and everything around me has been a turning point in my life. The energy I have connected with through tantric work has been incredibly powerful, wonderful, loving and nurturing.

Stepping onto the tantric path happened to me years ago. The path has forced me to surrender to life and the range of emotions, to dive deep into the core of love and sexuality, into myself, to recognize and set my own limits, to make visible what love and sexuality mean to me. The path has deepened my relationship, but also challenged it in ways I could not have imagined before embarking on this path. The path has shown me new aspects of myself, but also of my spouse and our relationship.

Tantra is a path that never leaves me. Tantra is the path for the rest of my life and I hope that I can guide you also to this extremely beautiful, but also challenging path of spiritual growth.

I’m Jouni, a man, father and spouse.

I grew up in the north. The connection with nature has always been a matter of course for me. I don’t even remember the time when I started going fishing, picking berries or hunting. I learned to wander in the forest as a child, and I don’t think I can even get lost there anymore. I always find my way back home. I usually find my way where I’m going, but now I’ve set out on a path that takes me somewhere unfamiliar. I just know that the journey is worth taking, and I don’t want to go back from it ever again. There isn’t even anywhere to return to, because my ”home” is no longer where I started this journey.

This journey of mine with tantra started years ago, right when the whole world stopped because of the corona. For me, this stop, disconnection from the work community, hobby groups and all the hustle and bustle of everyday life was a welcome stop. I jumped out of the rat race where I spent all my time. While the rest of the world complained about the misery of everything, I did a complete lifestyle change. I went to the gym, got myself in shape and, at the same time, followed my wife to the tantric path.

Working with Tantra, I very soon had to re-evaluate many things I thought I knew about myself and the world. I still consider myself a skeptic, which is a bit challenging to say while on this path, especially now that I’m playing with energy by moving it along the nadis between different sacras. But for me tantra is not a matter of faith. I see and with that I know what works and what doesn’t. I don’t care why it works or what it’s called, it’s enough for me that it works and that it can be learned and taught to others.

Now I see that tantra has also become a path of spiritual growth for me. I have never consciously set out on that path, but that is where I have found myself. And it is not a spiritual path because it is some religion or philosophy that I would follow, but because this journey challenges me and my perception of myself, both as a man, as a father and as a spouse.

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