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Shaktipat

Siddha Yoga

A Natural & Spontaneous Path to
Kundalini Awakening & Enlightenment

Jan Esmann (1960-2025)

Jan in Ganeshpuri, January 2024
Jan Esmann (18.01.1960-05.07.2025) was an enlightened Kundalini Shaktipat Master. Jan was born self-realized and considered himself to be a spiritual anarchist. Born in Copenhagen in 1960, Jan experienced a state of light and love-bliss as a baby, which he later called "the log." His early youth was fairly average, except that he always had a very deep religious feeling and longing for God.

His first proper meditation was remarkable, and after being initiated into Transcendental Meditation, he experienced extreme ecstasy and was filled with bliss. At the age of 19, Jan gave up his TM practice and prayed to Krishna instead. He saw an eye in front of him and the center of the eye turned out to be a blue pearl.

Finally at the age of 19, he entered the Blue Pearl and found himself in an infinite Cyan space that was pure awareness and pure bliss at the same time. Here he met the Blue Being in the form of Krishna and they briefly merged.

The core of Jan's teachings was love, devotion, and surrender to the Divine, along with bestowing Shaktipat upon seekers.

IMPORTANT: Please note that during his lifetime, Jan did not appoint any successors to his work or teachings.

Shaktipat for Enlightenment

During his intensives, Jan primarily focused on bestowing Shaktipat - a sacred spiritual initiation that awakens an individual’s Kundalini Shakti energy to guide them toward Liberation and Enlightenment.

As seekers deepen their practice, this awakened energy ascends from the base of the spine toward the crown, ultimately leading to samadhi, a state of Transcendental Consciousness.

With persistent meditation, the benefits of Kundalini awakening multiply, granting deeper peace, emotional stability, heightened creativity, and profound inner Bliss.

Love, Devotion & Surrender