Tasneem is a Tantra practitioner whose offerings combine her training in neo-Tantra from California, with her studies of Tantric scriptures from the Trika tradition of Kashmir.

She is passionate about experiencing and sharing how the subtle energies in our body can be channelized to connect with the Divine.

The energy body the Sukhshma Shareer is a portal to Cosmic Consciousness that can be accessed by de armoring the natural wisdom of our physical body. Her workshops & healing sessions provide a safe space to bring our instinctual nature out of the shadow into the Light, and open the heart to its infinite potential, so that Primordial Life Force Energy (Shakti) can fuel us toward ultimate Bliss (Ananda).

Tasneem is an advanced certified Tantra educator from Charles Muir’s Source School of Tantra Yoga (California), with 8+ years of practice.

She has also studied Feminine Arts Mastery with renowned author Regena Thomashauser (New York), Daoist healing techniques with master Mantak Chia (Chiang Mai), Himalayan Kundalini practices in Rishikesh, and Kashmir Shivaism from the lineages of Baba Mooktananda and Swami Laxman Joo (India).

Originally from India and having reconnected with the roots of Tantra, Tasneem now guides others who wish to experience the metaphysical through the Body, cultivate a healthy relationship with their own Energy, and bring mindfulness to connection with Self and others.

Hartaj Sahdra (Hugo) never set out to be a teacher.

For years, he was simply seeking searching for a sense of peace that no success, city, or title could offer. His journey began not in a temple or retreat, but in the quiet unraveling of questions most of us carry:

Who am I beneath all this doing? What would it mean to truly come home to myself?

Over the last 15+ years, this inquiry became his way of life.

What started as a personal inner journey gradually unfolded into a deeper calling. For more than a decade, Hartaj has guided others through Hatha Yoga, conscious Breathwork, energy activations, and transformative inner work sharing the same tools and practices that helped him find clarity, softness, and strength within.

His path is rooted in reverence, but also in realness. For him, healing is not a performance it is a return. To simplicity. To presence. To wholeness.

In 2007, Hartaj moved to Canada to pursue his master’s and spent the next few years living and working there through the global recession of 2008. That period reshaped his understanding of success, resilience, and purpose. Yet it was only after returning to India in 2012 that his deeper spiritual path truly opened. What began as personal inner work slowly revealed itself as a path of service one he continues to walk with sincerity and devotion.

Today, through Shunya Collective, Hartaj holds space for leaders, artists, and seekers to pause, breathe, remember and reawaken the parts of themselves they may have forgotten.

He does not claim to have all the answers. But he carries the maps he has walked and offers them, with honesty and devotion, to anyone who is ready to journey inward.