Vaani Devi, Shaktipat Acharya

Let’s Reach Your Goals Together

Marie Lindström Kapur built a strong base for the Kundalini to awaken within her through a self reflective nature from childhood. She received her training as an Ashtanga yoga teacher and delved deep in the practice of Mindfulness which came to be beyond mindfulness into the realms of intuitive Self Inquiry. For many years she taught and coached people which strengthened her own practice.

These preliminary techniques paved a way for her to be open and receptive to the influx of Shakti. Years of following a yogic path and laying stress on the very foundations of Yamas and Niyamas and the Wheel of Samsara, and Self Inquiry, the denser part of her Karma got dissolved.

Though the pathways were being cleared, with periodic arousals of Kundalini, the flow of shakti was mostly dormant and Marie unleashed her potential at light speed after receiving Shaktipat initiation through Rohan.

Their meeting instantly triggered her Kundalini into full awakening and there was a merging of her astral body with the cosmos. Deep experiences of samadhi dawned and deeper catharsis and purging took place before she stabilised.

Awakening of Kundalini oriented her towards the non dual teachings of tantras and Advaita Vedanta, which fully resonated alive in her very being. There was an intense resonance with the philosophy and pure recognition of the teachings pointing towards, and confirming, her own true nature.

Post her abidance in the non dual essence, she came to be known as Gyani, which means ‘one who knows’, ‘knowing’, ‘yogi through knowledge’. Gyani then realised that she had also been receiving many empowerments through invoking the astral form of Vajrayogini, the Sadhana of Kaula Tantra experienced and then finally was given the name Vajra.

She is well integrated in the void of non dual awareness and established energetically in regards to Kundalini clearings. She now facilitates Shaktipat and is a key element of the Sangha.

Vajra also give transmission through voice and integrates singing of kirtan with Shaktipat, as well as the traditional intiation of touch and sight.