Retreat 3 – Kundalini Awakening 5-day

Date 9 Sep 2026 until 13 Sep 2026

Start on first day at 10:00

Finish on last day at 17:00

Location
Meeuwenveen
Meeuwenveenweg 1-3
7971 PK Havelte

Country Netherlands

This retreat is dedicated to activating and harmonising kundalini, the life force, by exploring the subtle body and regulating its Prana flow through the chakras.

Since Kundalini embodies divine creative power, bliss, and grace, you are encouraged to connect with these qualities through practices like self-enquiry, intention-setting, breathwork, sound, and worship. Additionally, you will learn to shift your perspective and gain a broader view of yourself, existence, and reality. When approached with sincere dedication, this process can lead to various effects, such as transforming pleasure into bliss, elevating from ego-centred living to a service-oriented life, and uniting Energy and Consciousness within you. These are not just promises but potential outcomes you can gradually work towards during the retreat with genuine intention.

Main Explorations:

• • Awakening Kundalini flow
  • Learning and exploring the Chakra map
  • Circulating and containing energy
  • Opening to energetic orgasms
  • Supporting positive qualities
  • Shifting to non-conflict
  • Entering and navigating the Subtle body
  • Surrendering to the Goddess force
  • Understanding and dropping addiction

Registration & Information: info@wildtantra.com
Price: €1400
Price is per person, including VAT and lodging.

Kundalini by Pema:

“Tantra defines Kundalini as the Energy of Consciousness. For Consciousness to manifest and express itself, it needs energy; otherwise, it remains as unmanifested Consciousness. Tantric iconography depicts Consciousness as Shiva and Energy as Kundalini Shakti, viewing this divine couple as the Cosmos. The vibration resulting from their union shapes all forms. We are the dance of vibration of Shiva-Shakti just as much as a tree, a flower, or a stone is. However, this does not mean we are necessarily aware of it. An intriguing ‘spell’ plays within the dance: forgetting and remembering! This is where Tantra enters the play: How do we remember we are the union of Shiva-Shakti? How to be in the state of Oneness surging from their union?
When the Divine Couple, Consciousness and Energy, gives birth to us, we are in the state of a seed that needs to sprout and grow to its complete flowering. We, as a seed, are complete, but asleep, unaware of our full potential. To wake up from sleepiness and realise who we are (Shiva-Shakti), Tantra has developed methods and a map to activate our growth and our realisation of Oneness. The methods and the map, in essence, deactivate the “spell” of forgiveness and activate its counterpart: remembrance. The “spell” is not a curse but a play! In the Tantra map, we find chakras (vortexes), little ‘stations’ where the Kundalini flows through. They are all situated in our subtle body and have a direct connection to our physical body. Depending on the Tantra tradition, there might be 5 to 7, or even 12, chakras. Every chakra represents unique qualities and a state of consciousness. In the subtle body, the first chakra (Muladhara) is connected to the base of the spine, where the Kundalini is dormant. The play is to wake it up and invite it to rise through all the chakras, activating the potentials residing in them. The awakening of Kundalini marks the beginning of remembrance. Kundalini flowing through the chakras animates all potentials already present in our ‘seed state’. It doesn’t suddenly add something new into our system; it simply unveils what is already there. This is why its work is called remembrance, or realisation of what is already and has always been present in us. Shiva-Shakti are here, and now within us; the point is to remember them and live through them.
When I say that we are the seed, sprout, growth, and flower, in some way, we already are the flower. However, because we are in a state of forgetfulness, we do not see what we truly are: the flower. These metaphors are important to understand because we are not incomplete and are not here to achieve something. Tantra strips down the whole idea of a goal or achievement. Through the metaphor of seed and flower, it might seem that we have something to attain, but that is not the case. In summary, the work with Kundalini is about remembering and realising what we are. This process can be long or short; it all depends on our dedication, intention, and ability to surrender, to merge into the Divine Couple.”