His very name holds his purpose. Vasanta—the arrival of spring, the gentle season of blossoming, where love is fragrant in the air, where longing melts into fulfillment. Das—a servant, belonging only to the Beloved. His journey is one of inviting souls to bloom, of reminding them they were never separate from love, only waiting to open in its warmth.

Bhakti is the yoga of relationship, of service, of intimacy with the Divine. And love, true love, is not to be stored away—it is meant to be offered. Like the nectar of a flower, it calls the Divine Bumblebee, the Lord of Sweetness, who seeks not wealth, power, or knowledge, but only the honey of pure devotion.

For Vasanta Das, this path is not philosophy—it is his home. A sacred garden where only flowers bloom, where the heart rests in belonging, in sweetness, in the joy of surrender.

His message is simple, yet profound:

We are already loved.
Love is service.
And service is love.

For years, the vision of opening a yoga sanctuary had lived within her, like a seed waiting for its spring. In 2025, that vision bloomed into reality. There is nothing more soul-stirring for Lalita than witnessing transformation—the moment a person’s eyes light up, their heart expands, and their life begins to unfold in its fullest beauty. It is more than passion; it is her calling, a sacred rhythm that moves her to serve, to care, and to embrace the profound beauty of life.

At the core of Lalita’s life is a devotion to authenticity, deep self-friendship, and the ultimate companionship—with the Divine. In a world vast and ever-shifting, filled with distractions and endless possibilities, she asks:

“Who am I in this boundless expanse? What is my purpose here? How can I reclaim what is true, eternal, and unchanging? And how can I share this with those searching, wandering, longing for their forgotten self—lost in the labyrinth of life?”

Among the many divine forms that whisper to her heart, Lalita holds a special reverence for Shivji, particularly in his most merciful form at Raj. House of Yoga—Gopishwara Mahadev. He is the remover of illusion, the one who lifts the veil of ignorance, guiding seekers into the deeper, sweeter reality of The Beautiful.

Inspired by this devotion, Lalita has created more than a yoga space—it is a sanctuary. A place not just for movement, but for stillness. Not just for breath, but for revelation. A space for seekers to rediscover their essence, reconnect with the eternal, and embrace the divine friendship that transforms life itself.

Blending Eastern wisdom with Western science, she has studied under masters like Dalia Beata Kasmauskaitė and Dan Brule, refining her understanding of breath as both a healer and a path to divine remembrance.

From childhood, Madhavi’s curiosity and longing led her to explore both the body and the soul. Medical studies gave her knowledge, but bhakti, yoga, meditation, and breathwork revealed the balance of calming inner storms and igniting loving clarity.

She reminds us, “Transformation is as close as your next conscious breath.” With personalized techniques, Madhavi empowers others to harmonize science and ancient wisdom, guiding them toward self-awareness, devotion, and inner freedom.

Carrying the name “Beloved,” she embraces the richness of Eastern culture and its treasures. Her methods inspire you to breathe deeply, grow fully, and offer yourself in love and surrender to the Divine—for even the breath is seva, an offering of life itself.

This inquiry transformed her singing into an act of care and connection, into an offering of love, devotion, and sweetness.

Under the guidance of Vasanta Das, Manjari Lila Dasi deepened her understanding of astrology and witnessed the beauty of his kindness and heart-centered wisdom. Through his teachings, she learned self-acceptance and discovered a path to inner light, sweetness, and unwavering determination in love. She came to see how the celestial rhythms mirror the inner journey of the soul, revealing the interconnected dance between the stars and the heart’s longing for devotion.

Through voice therapy, sacred mantras, Shintaido, and Indian vocal traditions, she creates spaces where people can rediscover their beauty, fall in love with themselves, with one another, and with the Divine—allowing their voices to echo the grace they were born to embody.

To ignite a spark of inspiration.
To offer a gentle reminder of one’s own beauty.
To embrace the unfolding journey of self-discovery.
To awaken gratitude for the gifts of life.

His very name holds his purpose. Vasanta—the arrival of spring, the gentle season of blossoming, where love is fragrant in the air, where longing melts into fulfillment. Das—a servant, belonging only to the Beloved. His journey is one of inviting souls to bloom, of reminding them they were never separate from love, only waiting to open in its warmth.

Bhakti is the yoga of relationship, of service, of intimacy with the Divine. And love, true love, is not to be stored away—it is meant to be offered. Like the nectar of a flower, it calls the Divine Bumblebee, the Lord of Sweetness, who seeks not wealth, power, or knowledge, but only the honey of pure devotion.

For Vasanta Das, this path is not philosophy—it is his home. A sacred garden where only flowers bloom, where the heart rests in belonging, in sweetness, in the joy of surrender.

His message is simple, yet profound:

We are already loved.
Love is service.
And service is love.

Blending Eastern wisdom with Western science, she has studied under masters like Dalia Beata Kasmauskaitė and Dan Brule, refining her understanding of breath as both a healer and a path to divine remembrance.

From childhood, Madhavi’s curiosity and longing led her to explore both the body and the soul. Medical studies gave her knowledge, but bhakti, yoga, meditation, and breathwork revealed the balance of calming inner storms and igniting loving clarity.

She reminds us, “Transformation is as close as your next conscious breath.” With personalized techniques, Madhavi empowers others to harmonize science and ancient wisdom, guiding them toward self-awareness, devotion, and inner freedom.

Carrying the name “Beloved,” she embraces the richness of Eastern culture and its treasures. Her methods inspire you to breathe deeply, grow fully, and offer yourself in love and surrender to the Divine—for even the breath is seva, an offering of life itself.