Seattle · Est. 2022

Bhakti, lived through music.kirtan.movement.storytelling.wisdom.culture.

Lotus Collective preserves the living arts, music, and traditions of Bhakti — the cultural heritage of Vedic India — and keeps them free and open to people of every faith and background, so anyone can take part in a living tradition of belonging, learning, and wellbeing.

Keeping the living arts of Bhakti alive — and open to all.

Through free programs, workshops, and community gatherings, we keep the living arts, music, and traditions of Vedic India alive for people of every faith and background. Cultural learning and belonging come first — wellbeing follows naturally, but the culture itself, kept living and shared, is the heart of our work.

Kept alive, shared with community.

Four living traditions we keep alive — every one free, open to all, and rooted in community.

Kirtan & Music Traditions

Call-and-response singing, mantra, and sound — a living tradition of music, language, and story anyone can join.

Traditional Arts

Community workshops keeping Bhakti's visual art, symbols, and stories alive for the next generation.

Traditional Living

Yoga, Ayurveda, food, and daily ritual — India's everyday living traditions, kept in their true cultural form.

Community & Belonging

Circles, gatherings, and a shared meal at every event — hospitality and belonging at the heart of the tradition.

720
Free events held
5,500+
People engaged
1,615
Sponsored attendees
~45
Volunteers

Where our work reaches further.

Two smaller initiatives that grow from the same roots.

Moments from our gatherings.

Kirtan, traditional art, circles, and shared meals — community in practice.

Help keep Bhakti alive — and free.