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This article aims to make an analysis of the human passions applied to the teachings of Tantric Buddhism. Tantrism seeks in the transmutation of desires and passions a valuable soteriological support capable of emancipating human consciousness from all psychological conditioning, freeing it from sensory attachments and mental instability. The philosophy of Tantra stimulates meditative practice with a view to broadening the understanding of the disciple, as well as proving the oscillating and empty nature of all phenomena, ultimately aiming at the acquisition of unsurpassed enlightenment. In order to corroborate our theoretical positioning, we will use in this article the bibliographic support of academic researchers and masters of Mahayana and Vajrayana tradition in order to deepen the teachings of Buddhist Tantra. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]