What to Expect Inside the Temple of the Wild Saints Mastermind:

✓ Direct Experience Over Dogma

Don’t believe it—feel it, live it, be it.

Mahasiddhas didn’t care for empty rituals or intellectual debate. Truth had to be lived—through the body, through life, through intimacy with all things. For them, awakening came through sweat, grief, sex, death, art, and laughter.  You’ll practice somatic rituals that collapse the divide between sacred and profane, teaching you to trust felt truth over inherited belief..

✓ Sacred Transgression

Break the rules that break your spirit.

These mystics didn’t rebel for attention—they rebelled for liberation. You’ll dismantle internalized spiritual perfectionism, reclaim the sacred in your taboos, and learn how to guide others through darkness as the supreme path. The Mahasiddhas pissed people off. So might you. You’ll explore what it means to disrupt with integrity—moving from soul, not rebellion for its own sake.

✓ Non-Dual Embodiment

There is no separation—not between body and mind, pain and freedom, sex and spirit.

Mahasiddhas didn’t bypass human messiness—they made it the path.You’ll learn to work with every emotion, sensation, and impulse as a doorway into deeper presence. Nothing is rejected. Everything is allowed to teach.

✓ Fierce Compassion

Love isn’t always gentle. Real love burns what isn’t true.

Many Mahasiddhas taught through shock, paradox, disruption, and even humiliation, not to harm, but to unhook people from ego clinging. You’ll explore how to hold others with a kind of compassion that cuts through illusion. Raw. Unapologetic. Effective.

✓ Devotion to the Inner Teacher

Bow so fully you disappear—and awaken as truth itself.

Their real devotion wasn’t to a person—it was to the flame of truth inside themselves. The one that doesn’t flatter, doesn’t perform, and doesn’t compromise. They bowed, again and again, not to ego, but to direct knowing, to inner guidance that whispers through the body, through silence, through dreams, through the unbearable honesty of the present moment.

✓ Realization in the Midst of Life

Your kitchen is the temple. Your heartbreak is the teaching.

Mahasiddhas didn’t escape the world. They turned every moment into a portal to awakening. No monasteries required. The Mahasiddhas made spiritual practice out of daily life. You’ll learn to find the sacred in your mundane, messy, modern reality.

✓ Humor + Irreverence

Laugh at your ego. Bow to the absurdity. That’s freedom.

Many Mahasiddhas were known for outrageous antics, divine madness, and humor. They reminded us not to take the “self” so seriously. You’ll use play, satire, and role-reversal to liberate identity rigidity and deepen your capacity for presence without performance.

✓ Channel the Wild Saint Within

You’ll reclaim the archetypes you’ve been taught to fear or hide—the trickster, the witch, the rage monster, the erotic priest—not as problems to fix, but as sacred teachers. Like the Mahasiddhas, you’ll learn to see enlightenment in what others discard. You’ll strip away the judgment, integrate the energy, and use it in service of truth. No longer shadow. No longer taboo. Just power, finally put to good use.

✓ Create Your Sacred Disruption

Truth wants out. Let it move through you.

Your final act in this temple is a risk: a ritual, a class, a poem, a dance, a performance—something that doesn’t entertain but reveals. Something that disturbs what’s false and makes space for what’s real.

This is performance as a Mahasiddha, a holy offering from your most integrated self.
The archetype you’ve reclaimed now speaks.
The sacred found in the profane now moves.

It’s not for applause. It’s for liberation, yours and ours. A disruption that becomes devotion.