Our Work
Together, we create spaces where ritual becomes a living encounter rather than a performance.
Raja Guruji Aryavrat
Namo Namah. Sat Sri Akal.
Raja Guruji Aryavrat, affectionately known as Bobby G, is a disciple of Guruji Maharaj and steward of the Kalagni School of Healing.
Since 2012, he has devoted himself to the study and practice of the Tantric sciences within the Shivoham Tantra tradition. Through sustained sadhana, pilgrimage, ritual, and service, he received training in the lineage’s healing practices and was entrusted with carrying the Kalagni system forward.
His work draws upon the traditional disciplines of Mantra, Yantra, Yajña, Kriya, Sanskar, and Ratna—practices that engage sacred sound, geometry, fire, disciplined action, energetic refinement, and gemstones. Together, they support healing, strengthen the subtle body, and deepen spiritual practice.
For Rajaji, teaching is an act of service to his Guru, the lineage, and those sincerely called to the path. He is committed to preserving these traditions while helping modern practitioners encounter them through direct experience.
"Guruji simply wishes that I teach, to keep this tradition alive. It has become my highest honour and privilege to welcome all who are called to this magikal path."
Jenna Aryavrat
(Sulochana)
After a career as an attorney, Sulochana turned toward a more direct exploration of spiritual life. This calling led her through years of travel, study, and immersive training in yoga and Traditional Tantra.
For the past eight years, she has devoted herself to lineage-based sadhana within the Shivoham Tantra tradition under the guidance of Guruji Rajkumar and Guru Ma.
Alongside her work with Kalagni, Sulochana is deeply engaged with sacred music, mantra, and sound healing. She experiences song, ritual, and collective practice as powerful ways of opening the heart, deepening connection, and awakening relationship with the sacred within everyday life.
Today, she guides pilgrimages, healing retreats, devotional gatherings, and community practices alongside her husband, Raja Guruji Aryavrat. Through this work, she supports others in deepening their relationship with themselves, the living world, and the divine.
Through healing empowerments, pilgrimage, group practice, ritual intensives, and community gatherings, we invite people into deeper participation—with themselves, with one another, with the living world, and with the sacred.
We believe meaningful transformation rarely comes through information alone. It grows through relationship, devotion, disciplined practice, and the courage to remain open to experiences that reach beyond the stories we already know.
At the heart of everything we offer is a simple intention: to help people cultivate greater perception, resilience, devotion, and capacity for service.
Our Story
We met in 2019 during a forty-day yajña sadhana at Shivoham Ashram, an intensive ritual practice connecting the energies of Mount Kailash with the ashram’s yajña kunds.
A year later, during the pandemic, we married quietly in the desert outside Las Vegas—just the two of us. In 2022, we celebrated again with a joyful, wild Tantric wedding at the ashram.
What began in shared practice deepened into friendship, partnership, and a life shaped by pilgrimage, ritual, and service.
For us, Tantra is not a collection of ideas, but a living path of participation—through mantra and fire, devotion and healing, community, nature, ancestry, and the sacred.