Yogini Helena

I come from a lineage of female healers. My mother was a midwife and devoted carer for babies and women of all ages, and from an early age, I witnessed the power of nurturing, touch, and intuitive care.Growing up on a sheep station in New South Wales, I began discovering my own healing abilities.When lambs fell ill with conditions such as white muscle disease or pink eye, I would instinctively tune into their energy and place my hands where I felt they were needed. By the end of the day, they would often recover.These early moments awakened something profound in me — a deep connection to life force and embodied awareness.Over time, however, adulthood pulled me away from that knowing, and I temporarily forgot the magic that lived within me.My path led me into the world of contemporary dance and Olympic gymnastics coaching, where my fascination with the human body and its infinite potential grew stronger. Movement became both my language and my sanctuary.After becoming a mother, I opened a Pilates studio, which I continue to run today, alongside a dance and gymnastics school.Following the breakdown of my marriage, I embarked on a five-year immersion in Tantric studies with Oceania and Icarus in Byron Bay — a turning point that felt like coming home to myself.I had found my true path.For over 30 years, I have been devoted to the study of Tantra, and for more than 20 years, I have been teaching its wisdom to others.Today, I guide practitioners through a synthesis of my teachers’ teachings and my own lived experience, weaving together the sacred elements of touch, breath, and conscious movement.My work is an embodied transmission of Tantra — grounded, intuitive, and deeply rooted in the wisdom of the human body.