We realized what a great marriage of feminine energies we had — me bringing in the music, she bringing in this sacred temple dance.Peruquois — an Australian vocalist, creator of the "Vocal Yoga" and "Vocal Tantra" practices, touring since 1997
Peruquois is an Australian vocalist and the creator of the "Vocal Yoga" and "Vocal Tantra" methods. Her music was part of the Mandala Dance practice before she and Maya met in person in India — a meeting that showed them the union of music and temple dance they had formed.
According to Peruquois, Maya was already using some of her music in her practice before they ever met in person — and once they met face to face in India, they both recognized what a strong union they had formed between two feminine forces: music and sacred temple dance. She describes Mandala Dance as a practice that is "so deep and nourishing for a woman's body and soul," one that "is spreading all around the world" — and believes every woman should explore it.
"She is an amazing teacher, and I'm so inspired that this practice is spreading all around the world."
Peruquois Frances (performing as Peruquois and Perukua) is an Australian vocalist who began her career as a jazz singer in 1990. After a spiritual crisis at the height of her success, she left her career in Australia and spent years studying with teachers from Native American and Indian traditions. Touring internationally since 1997, she has performed for audiences of thousands and led women's practices for thousands of participants. She is the creator of the "Vocal Yoga" and "Vocal Tantra" methods, more than 50 practices for women, and over 20 online courses; she has been written about in the Baltic Times and LA Weekly; Elledgy Magazine called her "The Voice of the Sacred Feminine," and the Baltic Times called her "the Voice of Mother Earth."
Maya Mandala is a practitioner and teacher, creator of the Mandala Dance method, and leader of programs on working with the body, femininity and masculinity, and tantric and contemplative practices. Her seminars and retreats take place both in Russia and abroad.
Australian vocalist Peruquois Frances, touring since 1997, creator of the "Vocal Yoga" and "Vocal Tantra" methods and more than 50 practices for women. Elledgy Magazine called her "The Voice of the Sacred Feminine."
She is a creative collaborator: her music was already part of the Mandala Dance practice before she and Maya met in person in India. Their joint projects include the music video "She" and a video of Maya with Tanhit and Peruquois.
In India — "about ten years ago," as Peruquois says in the video; the recording date is unknown. Her music was used in the Mandala Dance practice even before that meeting.
Mandala Dance is the practice Peruquois creates music for, and the foundation of her years-long creative partnership with Maya.

The practice that became part of the years-long creative partnership between Peruquois and Maya.
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Advanced-level work with past lives, connection to nature, and higher perception.
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