Support the Work

Earth Bhakti projects are created through direct engagement with land, place, materials, sound, and devotional practice.

Support makes it possible for me to continue developing land installations, temporary shrines, public gatherings, acoustic projects, and other place-based works.

What Your Support Makes Possible

Financial contributions help cover:

• Natural and building materials

• Tools and equipment

• Transportation

• Site preparation

• Documentation

• Public events and gatherings

• Ongoing development of new installations and projects

All contributions go directly toward the creation and continuation of the work.

Ways to Support

Financial Donations

You may make a one-time or recurring contribution toward current and future Earth Bhakti projects.

No amount is too small. Each contribution becomes part of the material support that allows the work to be made.

Materials and Supplies

Some projects require natural building materials, tools, equipment, transportation, printing, sound equipment, and other practical resources.

Current material needs will be listed here as they arise.

– Supplies needed for upcoming project: cowdung / fine sand

Volunteer Labor

Many installations are made slowly and by hand.

Volunteers may be invited to help with building, plastering, preparing materials, tending the site, setting up gatherings, or assisting with documentation.

Volunteer opportunities will depend on the needs and conditions of each project.

Commission a Land Installation

Earth Bhakti land installations may be commissioned for private land, community spaces, retreat centers, sacred spaces, or ecological projects.

Each installation is developed in direct conversation with the land, the location, and the people responsible for the place.

Commission inquiries are welcome.

A Practice of Reciprocity

Supporting this work is not the purchase of a spiritual experience or a promise of a particular result.

It is an act of reciprocity that helps sustain work created in service to Earth, place, devotion, and collective participation.

Thank you for helping these projects take form.