The Soul Bath Revelation: How One Man Synthesized Ancient Traditions Into a Modern Healing Practice

When Simon Sanud experienced a spontaneous spiritual awakening at nineteen, he did not yet know the shamanic traditions that would later define his life’s work. What began as a three-day state of pure connection with nature—receiving the message that “heaven is possible on Earth”—has since evolved into a structured daily practice accessible to the modern seeker. Sanud’s synthesis of Siddha yoga initiations, tantric traditions, and shamanic ancestral guidance now forms the foundation of Soul Bath™, a self-healing technique that addresses what he identifies as four core human needs: shamanic self-healing, conscious relationships, tantric alchemy, and men’s initiation.

“I kept receiving the message that everything around us has spirit, soul and consciousness and that something connects all of us with everything there is,” Sanud recalls of his initial awakening. This insight, which he describes as “inherently shamanic,” became the seed for a practice that aims to help individuals release old wounds, dissolve limiting roles, and reconnect with their fullest selves. Unlike traditions that require retreat from daily life, Soul Bath™ was designed for those with demanding schedules, offering a pathway to emotional release and sexual energy transmutation within the context of ordinary existence. Sanud’s work challenges the assumption that profound spiritual transformation requires abandoning worldly responsibilities, proposing instead that the sacred can be woven into the fabric of everyday life.