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The Tantra Festival in Mulcombe has become a widespread event

The Tantra Festival in Mulcombe has become a widespread event

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STUDIO DN

Documentary: The Tantra Festival That Became a Massive Event

In the last days of July, approximately 230 participants plus 270 volunteers and workshop leaders entered the alternate world of tantra at the Ängsbacka course plaza outside Molkom in Värmland.

After the festival, more than a hundred people at the site tested positive for the covid-19 virus. The Tantra festival is ridiculed all over the country. Norway is on the Värmland red list due to increased infection rates. The media in the UK, Switzerland and France are suddenly writing about Molcom.

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Lynne Holmquist worked as a yoga teacher before becoming addicted to Tantra: “I felt I had to dedicate my entire existence to this.”

Photography: Alexander Mahmoud

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About 60 percent of the guests at the tantric festival were from Sweden. International visitors came mainly from Norway, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.

Photography: Alexander Mahmoud

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“An outbreak could easily have happened three weeks ago here. Of course, we understand that there is a greater sense when it happens during the tantric festival,” says Ida Frishus.

Photography: Alexander Mahmoud

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Infection control in Värmland states that they did not know that 500 people would attend the tantric festival – but the event has not been ruled illegal.

Photography: Alexander Mahmoud


At Studio DN Dokumentär, DN reporter Hugo Lindkvist talks about how Ängsbacka has been turned into an outpost where people must be quarantined and all public activities closed indefinitely.

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