“Tantric practitioners often lived the search for this truth as a couple. Around 1,600 years ago, there was a Tantric sect known as the Neela Tantrikas, who lived together in a very unique way. A man and a woman would live inside the same robe, which served as their only garment. Beneath the robe that covered them both, they were naked.
The robe was sky blue in colour, Neela. They chose this colour because it reflects the vibration said to surround two lovers deeply in love during sexual union.
They travelled together, walked, ate, slept, made love, and shared teachings always within the same robe. What courage! They recreated the universe within a single garment. The duality that gives rise to life: Yin and Yang, logic and intuition, love and presence, man and woman.
In this way, they created a constant circuit of exchange between masculine and feminine polarities, a field of transformative energy. They practised Tantric meditations and circulated energy between them. The friction that naturally arose became a continuous invitation to bring awareness to the body, emotions, and consciousness itself.
The benefit of one was the benefit of both, because they were one. Their differences were simply different ways of perceiving the same reality. They had to surrender to one another, to accept, and to relax.
It was an extraordinary way of exploration, of meditation, of walking the path toward Mahamudra.”