Place first. People second. Container always

Kshetra has spent decades at the crossroads of Vedic wisdom, movement, and the land itself. A qualified Kundalini Yoga teacher trained in Vedantic philosophy and of Saivite lineage, he doesn't bring healing to people so much as create the conditions where it becomes possible. His approach is grounded in a simple idea: slowing down isn't a retreat from life, it's a prerequisite for living it.

He got here the long way. He ran a mapping firm in London, spent time doing salmon conservation work in Scotland, and responded to disasters in India and Indonesia before crossing the Himalayas by motorbike. South Africa eventually pulled him back. He completed a Master's in Geography on his return. A formal name for something he'd been doing his whole life: paying close attention to place.

He works out of Cape Town now, guiding everything from half-day immersions in the Newlands forest to multi-day overnight retreats across the Western Cape. Through Psychedelic Safari he works with people at the edges of the city's festival and ceremony scene, before they go in and after they come out.