A monthly in-person gathering for meditation, teaching, and dialogue.
Living Tantra Satsang offers a monthly opportunity to engage with Non-Dual Tantra as a living spiritual path through meditation, teaching, and dialogue.
Non-Dual Tantra is an embodied path that includes the whole of life—the body, the senses, relationships, work, and daily experience—as part of spiritual practice.
Each month will center on a teaching drawn from Non-Dual Tantric scripture and tradition and explore how Tantric wisdom can help us meet the questions, challenges, and responsibilities of everyday life with greater freedom, clarity, and ease. This gathering is open to yoga practitioners and spiritual seekers, and no previous experience with Tantra is required.
A typical satsang will include approximately 15 minutes of meditation, 30–40 minutes of teaching, and 30 minutes of conversation, dialogue, and shared inquiry. Meeting in person creates an opportunity not only to learn about the teachings, but to sit with them together and allow them to come alive through practice, real questions, and community.
When: First Sundays, 10:45am-12pm
Where: Green Yogi Telegraph
Pricing
Tickets for this workshop are $35. We offer BIPOC scholarships - reach out to hello@mygreenyogi.com to inquire.
About Lisa
Lisa Witter is a Non-Dual Tantric meditation teacher and psycho-spiritual counselor with more than two decades of experience guiding students in accessible and transformative meditation practices. Her work brings the wisdom of classical Non-Dual Tantra into conversation with modern psychological insight, helping practitioners integrate spiritual awakening into the realities of everyday life.
As founder of the Tantric Arts Collective and the Living Tantra Project, Lisa has created a wide-ranging body of offerings that reaches students around the world through summits, mentorship, retreats, workshops, and an ongoing membership community. Her teaching is known for its clarity, warmth, and depth, as well as its emphasis on making profound spiritual insight practical, grounded, and lived.
Lisa’s own spiritual path spans more than thirty years of dedicated study and practice. Her study and practice are rooted in Trika Śaivism, within the lineage of Swami Lakshmanjoo, and in the Śrī Vidyā tradition. She is also a Chandi sādhaka.
