Lotus CollectiveAbout Lotus Collective
Preserving Bhakti.
An open invitation to all.
Lotus Collective exists to preserve the living arts, music, and wisdom of Bhakti — the living traditions of Vedic India — and to make their benefits available to everyone, not just a few.
Our mission
We preserve the living arts of Bhakti — and keep them open to all, as culture, community, and care.
Grounded in the living arts, music, movement, and wisdom of Vedic India, we keep it accessible: no dogma, no jargon, no price on belonging.
How the work fits together
Bhakti at the heart — with work that reaches further.
Bhakti Community
Kirtan, traditional art, music, yoga, circles, and shared meals — the living practice at our center.
Wisdom at Work
A free talk series bringing contemplative insight to people in fast-moving work.
The Living Pledge
A small giving movement we steward, encouraging generosity within one's lifetime.
Our story
Begun in Seattle, 2022.
Lotus Collective began in Seattle in 2022 as the area's first Bhakti Yoga preservation community — with a simple conviction: the living arts and wisdom of Vedic India belong to everyone, and still have something to offer modern life. What started as small gatherings grew into accessible programs, performances, workshops, and community care.
What we believe
Four commitments.
No dogma, no jargon, no price on belonging.
Traditions you can actually use — to feel steadier, more connected, more generous.
Grounded in Vedic India, open to people of every background.
We grow with our community and say honestly where we are.
Who's behind it
A small, volunteer-driven team, partners, and practitioners who share the mission. We lead with the work, not a single name.