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Sounds True.com, many voices, one journey. You're listening to Insights at the edge. Today my guest is Aikaboomi Charles Ilic.

Aikaboomi is a poet, an artist, a husband, a student,

and a teacher of classical Tontric Hatha Yoga. He holds a bachelor's degree in fine arts from Cal State

Long Beach with an emphasis in figurative art. Yet his creativity is expressed in many ways. With the encouragement of his guru,

Darmenidi Sarsfati, he retired from producing poetry events in 2010 in order to focus on producing sacred art and

teaching. At that time he also became a regular student of Napoli's master painter, Dinesh Charen.

And in 2011, he took a trip to India to study Yantra and the

painting of Devas in the lineage of Halish Johari.

Which sounds true,

Aikabumi has released a new book called

The Shakti Coloring Book, Goddesses, Mondolas, and the Power of Sacred Geometry.

In this episode of Insights at the Edge, Ikeboomie and I spoke about the connection between the practice of yoga and the goddesses of ancient India.

We also talked about how he understands goddesses, as archetypal energies, as embodiments of particular virtues, and as energetic

beings, and most importantly, how our own energy is repattered when we invite goddesses into our life.

Finally, we talked about devotion and the practice of sacred art, and how even someone who is a

beginner in what Ekaboomi deity practice, can begin to relate to the energy of the goddess.

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