Kamau Abayomi is a modern mystic, interdisciplinary artist, and spiritual guide whose path integrates ancient African and Asian wisdom with cosmic visionary creativity. With three decades immersed in experiential metaphysical study, energy cultivation, and sacred arts, Kamau naturally weaves together ancient-future esoteric practices to support individual awakening.  As the founder of Tuluvi Arts, he offers a multidimensional path of spiritual development rooted in sound, movement, visual and word art, and personal initiation.

Kamau’s spiritual foundations were laid in his time studying traditional African ritual and ceremony with the Ausar Auset Society, a spiritually centered community rooted in esoteric traditions of ancient Kemet (‘Egypt”). He is a graduate of the Gateway Voyage consciousness program at the Monroe Institute (2003), a certified White Tiger Qi Gong instructor (2015), and holds a certification in the study of Migrations of Scriptural Buddhism from Harvard University (2020). He is the first non-Japanese to train in a 500 year old Shingon Buddhist fire ritual, under Gozen Ikeguchi, current lineage holder and High Priest of Saifukuji Temple in Southern Japan.

Through Tuluvi Arts, Kamau, along with his wife Nanaka, facilitates transformational workshops, ceremonial experiences, and creative initiations that awaken the inner intelligence of the soul.

Kamau’s teaching is deeply rooted in his relationship with the ancient Kemetic principle of Ma’at. In 2016, after a series of ancestral communication ceremonies, Kamau was guided into an out-of-body experience to enter the ‘Weighing of the Heart’ ceremony, in which he was bestowed the title ‘Ma’at Kheru’ (True of Voice), …while still incarnated! From that point, he would enter into a 10 year process of initiation, which will be complete in 2026.

Kamau’s relationship with Ma’at is not theoretical, but intimate and embodied. He approaches Ma’at as a living force — a principle of cosmic and personal alignment that informs how we move, create, relate, and evolve. His teaching is rooted in lived practice, inviting participants to engage with the spiritual architecture of balance, reciprocity, and truth, not as abstraction, but as an active path of right living.

Kamau’s mission is to guide others into direct relationship with the principles of Ma’at, where wisdom is not merely known, but lived. These are principles at the core of Tuluvi Arts.