Elena Kshanti is the author of many fascinating books that allow you not only to spend a pleasant time immersing yourself in the lives of the heroes of mysterious, mystical India, to touch esoteric knowledge, but also to reflect on the issues that disturb the minds of people wandering in spiritual search.
Elena Kshanti is a member of the Russian Union of Writers, director of the ETDNa Theater, instructor and creator of unique author’s yoga programs.
From 1998 to 2012, Elena Kshanti studied with Bogdogegen Rimpoche IV, in Dharamsala, India, directly at her teacher’s house. She has received many personal initiations, instructions, and commentaries on Tibetan Buddhist practices. In particular, Elena Kshanti is an experienced CHOD practitioner, and at the request of people who really need it, conducts special Buddhist rituals for them.
Bogdo Gegen IX is the ninth Djebdzun Damba Hutuktu, a Tibetan lama of the Gelug lineage and a Buddhist scholar, the head of the Buddhists of Mongolia.
Elena Kshanti intuitively felt how harmoniously the technical practices of yoga and Buddhist spiritual practice would enrich, she studied in India and with yoga masters.
Swami Vijay Puri is the rector of the Siddhi Temple in Kangra. India.
Vijay Amar is the founder of the Vijay Ashtanga Yoga school.
Pilot Baba is a yogi and a samadist
Received the blessing of activity from Swami Hari Chandran
Nadi Guru Kartikeya, Tanjavur, Tamil Nadu
Elena Kshanti argues that through the practice of yoga, you can achieve a level where you begin to feel the flow of energy through your spiritual Nadi channels, when the ascending energy reaches the crown of your head, when Buddhist meditation truly becomes available.
Elena Kshanti believes that a person who engages in spiritual development can become happier, and therefore she tries to pass on her experience to others and encourage people to spiritual development.
The theatrical production “Milarepa” about the great spiritual practice of Tibet, directed by Elena Kshanti, is taking place at the ETDNa Theater on Novoslobodskaya, Moscow.
Author’s yoga classes by Elena Kshanti
At the Advaita Vedanta Congress in Moscow
In Sadhana-clab, Moscow region
The word Esoterica implies – secret, hidden. What does Esotericism hide? and at the same time, it is actively being popularized nowadays. Elena Kshanti, speaking of Esotericism, implies knowledge that is inaccessible and hidden for people who do not follow the path of spiritual development. While the entire information space of our time is full of publications about Esotericism, most remain aloof from understanding reality and continue to look at the world through the prism of their individual life experience. After conducting many practices and retreats on Yoga and Buddhism, Elena Kshanti came to the conclusion that these practices are the best means to know oneself and the World.
Are the practices of Buddhism and Yoga exclusively suitable for everyone? the reader may have a logical question.
We are all different, and we all need different practices according to our individual inclinations. Someone can try to realize themselves by other methods, and someone can feel like a family, what Elena Kshanti is talking about. The mountain has one peak, and there are many roads leading to it.
Welcome to the esoteric world of Elena Kshanti!
The text was prepared by V.V. Parshin.
Contact e-mail: elenakshanty@mail.ru