What is Tantra? Tantra is path of befriending the shadow. Befriending the human.

What is tantra:Tantra is path of befriending the shadow. Befriending our demons.
Tantra is the exploration of the human and the Divine and where those two come together as one. Tantra, explores our shadow, our evolving edge and embraces this edge. Tantra is a path that explores the mess of being human: children, relationships, suffering. Tantra uses the human as a doorway to something Greater. It is the work of integration. It is through this work of embracing the darkness that we bring forth the light into this human realm. As we do so, the human and Divine become one.
Craig Holliday is a gifted Meditation and Spiritual Teacher trained in both the Yogic and Buddhist traditions and Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). His teachers have included Adyashanti, A. H. Almaas, Gangaji, Caroline Myss, Matt Kahn, Lama Tsultrim, and Eckhart Tolle with Christ, Sri Aurobindo and the Buddha as his major influences. Craig began teaching after a series of profound awakenings with his teacher Adyashanti.

Craig offers online sessions, retreats and workshops and meets with individuals from around the world who have a sincere desire to awaken out of our painful egoic existence and into this Beauty that we always already are. He offers mindfulness-based therapy, nondual therapy, meditation, yoga, kundalini support therapy, chakra instruction, and help for opening and healing the heart through surrendering oneself to the movement of Divine Intelligence. For more info and teachings please see:

Website: https://www.craigholliday.com
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Craig’s Nondual teachings are similar to those offered by Adyashanti, Sri Aurobindo, A. H. Almaas (The Diamond Approach), Matt Kahn, Eckhart Tolle (The Power of Now), Scott Kiloby, Byron Katie, Teal Swan, Deepak Chopra, Jeff Foster, Bentinho Massaro, Eli Jaxon Bear, Matt Kahn, Rupert Spira, Gangaji, Michael Beckwith, Ester Hicks, Mooji, Jack Kornfield, Joseph Goldstein, and other similar teachers found on Buddha at the Gas Pump (batgap.com).