Vrindavan

Vrindavan is not a place. It is a vibration.
Here, in this sacred town along the Yamuna River, love is not a feeling — it is a frequency. Vrindavan is where Krishna danced with the Gopis, where the divine played in form, and where the energy of Bhakti — pure, devotional love — still saturates the dust, the air, the trees.
It is also, quietly, one of the forgotten initiatory gates of the Christ path.
Legends whispered through lineages suggest that Jesus may have walked here, receiving part of his spiritual formation in India. The codes of Krishna — devotion without condition, joy without ego, service without self — align with the teachings Jesus would later transmit. For those who carry the Chi-Rho seed, Vrindavan is the Heart Portal — where service becomes surrender, and divinity becomes play.
For Antoine Sepulchre, this place is not only sacred — it is personal. His father was born in Mumbai. At 11, Antoine was brought to India for a year so his family could reconnect with its deep-rooted legacy. The seeds planted during that time now bloom in these sacred pilgrimages.
This journey to Vrindavan is not about religion — it is about remembrance. Through silent temple visits, sacred mantra, and subtle energetic work, Antoine guides participants into a space where presence opens the heart and love reconfigures the nervous system.
You don’t "learn" Bhakti here. You dissolve into it.
And as part of the Chi-Rho activation path, Vrindavan prepares you for the higher initiations that follow — through sweetness, through surrender, through the sacred chaos of love.