Fabrice Boulenger

My path began in 2012, when I left home in Belgium to travel the world and explore alternative ways of living. I remember thinking there had to be more to life than university, a job, and following the program without ever asking why.

Travels through Australia and the US opened me to community living, permaculture, and plant medicine shamanism. An initiatic encounter then introduced me to tantric yoga, which eventually carried me to Thailand to study.

I spent over 7 years on Koh Phangan. Five of them dedicated to studying, practicing, and teaching at Agama Yoga. There I was initiated into the classical yoga of Patanjali, the advanced practices of Hatha Yoga (also known as “Kundalini Yoga”), and the refined metaphysics of Non-Dual Shaiva Tantra, or Kashmir Shaivism. I also received initiation into several of the ten Mahavidyas, the wisdom goddesses at the heart of the Tantric path. It was also there, in 2016, that I received the spiritual name Aghora. (Why Aghora)

After years of daily practice and deep transformation, I left the school following allegations of sexual misconduct by its founder and senior teachers. (Read the full story)

The next few years unfolded in Bali, Indonesia, living as a digital nomad. It was there I began offering Human Design and Gene Keys sessions, and built a full curriculum of Integrative Human Design teachings. After training over a hundred students professionally, I stepped back from group teaching to focus on deep 1:1 work.

A personal process eventually called me back to my roots. I returned to Belgium in 2025, which is now my home base. I still hold online sessions, but my main focus today is private meditation and yoga, working closely with people seeking spiritual guidance.

If I had to reduce my philosophy to a single word, it would be integration. Integration as taking mental concepts and grounding them in the body, so that learned knowledge becomes experiential wisdom. Integration as bringing peak experiences into daily life, so that fleeting states become lasting stages. Integration as weaving several systems into one coherent meta-system.

The meta-system I work from combines Non-Dual Tantra, for the highest metaphysics and spiritual practice; Human Design, Gene Keys, and the I Ching, for individuation and deep personal contemplation; and Integral Theory, for tracking one's place on the evolutionary ladder and looking out for blind spots. Lastly, my work is greatly influenced by trauma informed somatic based psychotherapy.

My biggest modern influences, living or dead, in no particular order of importance (to name a few):

• Adyashanti
• Christopher Wallis
• Igor Kufayev
• Rupert Spira
• Alan Watts
• Ken Wilber
• Richard Rudd
• Ra Uru Hu
• Zach Bush
• Gabor Maté
• Richard Schwartz
• Ido Portal