My journey towards Truth.
Having grown up between Zimbabwe and Europe, I was exposed to Africa’s wild essence, spacious vistas, a sense of rootedness to the Earth, along with an obvious feeling of connection to the spirit realms. Traveling throughout Europe, my father exposed me to the art world which broadened my perspective and gave me an outlet to express my intuitive knowing. In recognizing that I was an artist before anything else and that life was my canvas allowed me to ponder the deeper questions early on: Where do I come from? Why am I here? Who am I?
I began my yoga practice at the age of 15 and infused it into everyday experience, to heal and expand my trust. I became conscious that I was on a path cherished by the divine and ushered in by destiny. I magnified my own evolutionary process of working into the human layers of body, mind, and spirit. I learned how to tap into the source of love, power, and wisdom with Life as my teacher.
With a strong dedication to further deepening my inner world, I spent a year in India at 19, which lead me to the Kalighat Temple in Calcutta (one of the 51 Shakti Peethas). There, the Goddess illuminated my life and spiritually transformed it. I began to enter altered states of reality and experience siddhis (yogic powers) for three days which lead me to the holy city, Varanasi. There, I met my Spiritual Mother. I was overcome with waves of tremendous healing and guidance with our meeting. Through her guidance, precision, clairvoyance, and affection, my gifts became clearer to me.
My life purpose became known to me. I had intuitively been practicing Tantra Yoga with a devotion to
consciousness (Shiva) and creation (Shakti). This transformational moment invited me to support women in unveiling their innate feminine power (vital aspects of Shakti) by facilitating retreats, workshops, and women’s circles around the world.
Devotee of the Grand Mystery.
Through Kāmadevī's lifelong commitment to Yoga in its integrity, she is a visionary who transforms dreams into reality. Through her embodiment of devotional practice, where the Tantric transmission of the unseen and seen realms converge, Kāmadevī has established Villa Tāntrikā - a sacred space for Sādhana (spiritual practice). This vision, nurtured for over a decade, has now come to fruition.
She reflects on this journey as a powerful rite of passage, marked by further initiations into the teachings of Tantra. Every experience serves as material for Tan - expansion into Tra - that which we are / in true essence as Freedom. Each limitation or fear presents an opportunity for greater courage and self-discovery, while every mistake becomes a lesson in self-responsibility, inviting deeper self-love and forgiveness. Healing, therefore, becomes essential for our authenticity to shine.
Our human and ancestral conditioning runs deep, and as we commit to the Path of Enlightenment, we inevitably confront and release what no longer serves us. By patiently and persistently refining our body and mind, we become more soulfully embodied.
Recognizing that life is a gift, each of us has unique contributions to offer the world. Much like unwrapping a present, discovering our purpose is a process that requires careful attention.
Through the cycles of construction and deconstruction (creation, preservation, death) that we experience on our journey, we learn to build our lives, recognizing that this is a profound relationship. When we unveil the true constructor within - we access the infinite, humbled by grace, we become devotees of the Grand Mystery.