BEGINS January 2027
Begin the new year with
spirituality in your life.
A spiritual community for meditation, study, and enlightenment. Progress along the path to enlightenment through meditation and mindfulness centered on love and light.
Choose your membership Explore the SanghaFree community · Live membership $50/month
Begin together · January 2027
The LoveLight community is free. Add Live membership when you want to attend the weekly online sessions with The Bhakti Math Guru and watch their video recordings.
Free
Belong to the Sangha.
No card required. Add Live membership at any time.
$50 USD / month
Practice together each week.
Begins January 2027. Billed monthly; cancel any time. Keep your free community account after paid access ends.
A sangha is a community of people who know one another. Every member adds a recognizable photo, verified email and private phone number. Contact details stay private; phone numbers do not subscribe you to texts or promotions.
A new online home · January 2027
Join the LoveLight community for free: connect with members, share reflections and send private messages. Live membership adds weekly online sessions with The Bhakti Math Guru and their video recordings for $50/month.
Free community
Meet other members, share reflections, join conversations, and message one another directly.
Free community
Spiritual teachings, suggested readings, meditation resources, and support as you establish a consistent personal practice.
Live membership · $50/month
Come together each week for 30 minutes of sermon followed by 30 minutes of group meditation.
Ongoing membership · Beginning January 2027
The teaching. The community. The LoveLight app.
The teaching continues here. Join the gathering, return to a meditation, read a chapter, or send a friend a little encouragement. Your Sangha is with you throughout the week.
Community and personal practice are free. Live sessions and their video recordings are included with Live membership.
Testimonies
Before meeting Adam, I viewed enlightenment as a mythological concept and never dreamed or considered that it could be possible for me. That quickly changed when Adam introduced me to such beautiful, never-before-seen realms of light that were there all along but simply obscured by ordinary vision. These states were glowing, golden, molten, clear, utterly luminous, clarifying, healing, and revealed naturally, profound universal truths.
While in these states, I often had the feeling that this was the type of mystical awareness Jesus had. It reminded me of certain Tibetan paintings where Buddhas were depicted in black and gold.
Gradually, with each mystical voyage, my being expanded ever-infinitely, touching somewhere luminously eternal and tear-sheddingly glorious. Experiencing meditation with him is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. I know firsthand that it can be life-changing.
Meditating with Adam for over six years
Meditating with Adam connects me with a state of absorption where I’m no longer even conscious that I’m meditating. It has made meditation a stable and meaningful part of my life.
I approached Adam’s work with skepticism at first. Choosing to trust him and join turned out to be one of the best decisions I’ve made.
Some people teach. Some people transmit. From the first moment I encountered Adam’s work, I felt I had found a language that speaks to both the mind and the heart. You feel seen, and you feel safe.
Adam’s methods completely revolutionized my teaching mindset. They inspired me to create lessons that are more engaging, intuitive, and meaningful for my students.
I have been lucky enough to spend a lot of time in meditation with Adam; the practice has been absolutely transformative for me—my mind is so much calmer now, my previous self might find me unrecognizable.
What transformed me wasn’t just learning calculus or linear algebra; it was the shift from mechanical problem-solving to what Adam calls autotelic engagement — doing mathematics for the pure joy of it, for discovery and exploration, like dancing and painting.
The book · From the teachings of the Sangha
52 Sermons on Enlightenment
A collection of sermons given over approximately one year of Sangha gatherings, each bringing together spiritual teaching and shared mystical meditation centered on love, light, and heart.
Read and reflect on the teachings in your own time, and bring the questions and discoveries they inspire into your practice and conversations.
Open to explore
Read a sermon. Find a meditation. Explore a book or a spiritual idea. These public resources offer a first experience of the practice we share.
Watch · Read · Reflect
Recorded guided meditations · Public
Recorded guided meditations centered on love and light, for your personal meditation practice.
Listen to the guided meditations
Community reading · Public
Recommended books by Jiddu Krishnamurti, Paramahansa Yogananda, Ramana Maharshi, and other spiritual teachers.
Explore the booklist
Contemplation · Optional
Explore mathematical objects, structure, and beauty as a complementary contemplative practice.
Open MathematicsA first experience of the practice
A quiet, consecrated space for daily meditation, study, and sustained practice in Love and Light.
Recorded guided meditations
Listen here. Return to these meditations as part of your personal practice.
Essential Sanskrit
People to practice with
The Sangha has been gathering for five years. In January, we are bringing people together for a new chapter of shared practice and community. Our intention is to build a community of around 40 members, with 20 or more joining the weekly meditations regularly — enough to recognize familiar faces, form friendships, and support one another along the way.
The community itself becomes part of the spiritual practice: people to return to, learn alongside, and share your journey with.
Your teacher
Adam Wes is a meditation teacher and goldlight mystic. His work centers on love and heart, which inform everything he offers. His background in mathematics and physics bring a rare clarity and power to his meditation teaching. Mathematics develops a well-structured, and coherent mind. When the mind reaches a high degree of order, it becomes more capable of stillness, lucidity, and transcendence. This is why mathematics has always been a profoundly valuable center of Adam's work as a meditation teacher. Mathematics and meditation share a single interest: truth. Both cultivate clarity, establish order, and lead to freedom and knowledge.
Adam’s life integrates meditation, teaching, creative work, and livelihood into a single commitment to enlightenment. Light and love are central. Mathematics refines the mind. Coding extends intelligence into direct expression. Meditation dissolves the sense of self into silence and freedom. This integration reflects an ancient paradigm found in early wisdom traditions, where intelligence and love are inseparable, and awakening arises through clarity, beauty, and heart.
Our spiritual path
Sangha · Satsanga
सत्सङ्ग · संघ
Sangha, or Satsanga, means association with truth. Sat means truth. Sangha means association or gathering.
In the spiritual context, Sangha refers to those who seek to know ultimate truth, to embody it, to practice it, and to awaken on the path to enlightenment.
A natural translation may be spiritual community, spiritual family, or spiritual friendship — yet Sangha points more precisely to shared orientation toward truth itself.
Bhakti-Raja Meditation
Bhakti is the spiritual practice of love. Raja is the spiritual practice of light. Bhakti-Raja is when love reaches the level where light appears in a sacred experience of the divine.
The practice includes all four paths of yoga — Bhakti (love and heart), Jnana (comprehension and insight), Karma (right action), and Raja (light), as well as Tibetan Tantra, Buddhism, Zen, Taoism, and more, distilled and adapted for life in modern society.
Enlightenment
Our focus is Enlightenment itself. Not just any one refraction of its purity—Buddhism, yoga, Christianity, Vipassana, or any particular tradition one may identify with—but them all. True practice exists beyond any single practice. Enlightenment is a love and commitment to the teaching of which there is only one ontological reality.
Here, we seek to uncover the universal truths that echo across paradigms and eras, religions and teachers—distilling those truths so they may clearly point to the one liberating factor within them all: an aspiration toward ultimate awakening, expressed through meditation, mindfulness, and a direct comprehension of the nature of life and consciousness.
Love, light, and mindfulness — expressed in meditation, daily life, and spiritual community.
Love includes heart. It is a dimension of intelligence that makes us free, unassailable, and true to ourselves. It moves with compassion, kindness, and fearlessness. It includes the heart as a faculty of knowing, the apprehension of the other, the expansion of the circle of self — so that one may know the universe by being the universe and may know the other by being the other. Love is light: the fabric of consciousness, the essence of mind, the fabric of the soul.
Light is the substrate of all forms and existence. It is directly perceivable, a palpable mystical experience available to ordinary people. Through this practice we purify the soul, renew the spirit, and return to our abiding home within. When we enter the light, we dissolve the dross and accumulation of the past and reenter the now in innocence and purity. Light awakens the energy field, the astral body, and the chakras. It is our secret, our means of transformation. It is beyond the mind — being the mind, but not its contents — allowing us to find the way by being the way, and moving by letting go. Light is the visual manifestation of love.
Mindfulness is the waking hours of our practice: the impeccability, the attention, the listening. It is living a consecrated life devoted to something greater, something that gives meaning and substance to all our endeavors. It develops a powerful field of attention between meditations, turning our lives into a walking meditation. Through doing one thing at a time and offering full attention, we refine our form, our mind, our actions. Mindfulness allows us to live in the light, live in the heart, and cultivate the faculty that apprehends beauty from moment to moment. It is the mindful application of kindness, gratitude, impeccability, positivity, gentleness, and love.
As a Sangha we hold a wavelength together — a world we step into, a community coloring existence with something beautiful. It reminds us of our practice and deepens a gravity well of spirituality, consciousness, and enlightenment. A Sangha is not a course; a course ends and follows a rigid curriculum. A Sangha adapts. It grows with you, evolves from moment to moment, week to week, month to month, year to year. A Sangha requires individual practice, beautiful friendships, and community — being part of something greater than oneself. It is the independent as practice, the interdependent as relationship, and the intra-dependent as community.
Our Sangha has a unique predilection for comprehension. It complements our mathematical and programming practice yet stands entirely on its own. A well-structured mind supports inner spiritual dimensions, while Sangha empowers intellectual cultivation. Those who meditate deeply and dissolve into the light awaken the capacity to perceive truth within mathematical abstraction and structure. Some will participate in both paths; some will begin with one and find their way to the other. They support one another as dimensions of intelligence.
We are continuing to build the LoveLight Sangha — a modern spiritual community distilled of all denominations, yet honoring the wisdom of all paths. A practice adapted to a futuristic technological world, using technology to bring us together while preserving what truly matters. We hold both digital and in-person presence. Join us to progress on the path to enlightenment, to awaken into greater beauty, love, and freedom. By transforming ourselves, we create a world of sacredness — because sacredness is what matters. To discover within us the dimension that knows the truth: that love matters, that eternity is perfect, that we are children of a beautiful universe.
The spiritual path
The many aspects of transformation that occur on the path to awakening.
Direct experience of subtle energy and the energetic field.
Entry into light, divine absorption, and the subtle planes of awareness.
Development of attention, stillness, and presence.
Awakening refined perceptual capacities.
Creative flow and authentic expression.
Development of comprehension and a well-structured mind.
Deepening of the heart and freedom of being.
Refinement of emotional life and connection.
Integration of character and energetic strength.
Direct realization of the true self.
Vision & mission
A Futuristic Society of Futuristic People — A Futuristic Society Centered on Enlightenment.
We envision a futuristic society where humanity has mastered both matter and spirit, form and formlessness, mind and heart — technology and its power to serve love, and love and its capacity to revel in material possibility — the culmination of two ancient efforts into one singularity of divine expression.
Provide a reliable and effective path for anyone to awaken into Enlightened Consciousness.
Our mission is to provide a complete spiritual practice that supports the awakening of the futuristic human being within our futuristic society — one who is conscious and brilliant, loving and free, and progressing toward the awakened state of Ultimate Enlightenment.
These are the inspirations that guide the practice and define the spirit of our community.
Existential being
Heart, bliss, peace, compassion, empathy, union, self-acceptance, playfulness.
The phenomenal divine luminosity.
Samadhi, divinity, causal planes, sacredness, purification, spiritual absorption, essence, eternity.
The direct apprehension of what is.
Direct perception, akashic knowledge, wisdom, ultimate truth, dispassionate seeing, ontological clarity, self-knowledge.
The subtle physical biology of life.
Chi, Kundalini, chakras, aura, life-force, power, vitality.
Attention and Awareness.
Stillness, listening, emptiness, impeccability, presence, mastery, epistemic expansion, subjective enrichment, beauty.
Sharing magical moments together.
Deep connection, warmth, togetherness, shared magic, spiritual friendships, shared practice, embodied love.
A few practical questions
Yes. Free community includes member profiles, conversations, private messages, self-study resources and personal practice tools. No card is required. Live membership adds the weekly online sessions and their video recordings for $50 USD per month.
You keep live sessions and video recordings through your paid access period. After that, your account remains in Free community, including your profile, friendships and conversations.
A recognizable photo helps us know one another. Your verified email and private phone number provide contact details for your community account; they are not displayed in the directory. Phone messaging is not connected yet. Adding your number does not subscribe you to texts or promotional messages.
Direct-message emails are on by default so you can hear when another member writes to you. Change them in the app’s notification preferences at any time. Promotional messages are separate.
The Sangha welcomes people at different stages of practice. You can begin establishing a practice or deepen one you already have.
No. It is an ongoing spiritual community. The weekly gathering provides a regular time to come together, while personal practice and friendships grow over time. There is no fixed course to complete.
The January gathering will include 30 minutes of spiritual teaching and 30 minutes of group meditation each week. Contact Adam for the January schedule and joining details.
No. Mathematics is an optional contemplative practice. You can participate fully in the Sangha without studying mathematics.
Sunday evenings in Santa Monica are a separate, complementary gathering. Online membership is not required to attend. Contact Adam for details.
