Diamond Rose is transitioning into a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. This shift ensures that contributions directly support the preservation of the land, the development of the temple, and the continued growth of its programming. Supporting the sanctuary becomes an act of shared responsibility and long-term care.

Unlike the current historic house, the Lotus Temple will be purpose-built specifically for breathwork and contemplative practice. Designed with acoustics, natural light, and spatial coherence in mind, it will provide a setting aligned with both therapeutic work and collective presence.

With a dedicated facility, Diamond Rose can expand its retreat offerings and create a proper environment for ongoing research in partnership with academic institutions such as Yale and FSU. The temple will bridge experiential practice with scientific inquiry.

The temple will hold up to 24 participants — maintaining depth and safety while allowing greater access than the current space. Small-scale gatherings remain central to the sanctuary’s philosophy.