Get to Know Loto
Loto is a sanctuary for women committed to inner work—who know they are not meant to do it alone.
LOTO (loh-toh) — Spanish for lotus, these flowers are a symbol of sacred becoming: rooted, resilient, opening to light—again and again. They open their petals with the rays of the sunlight and close their petals at sunset. In Eastern cultures, it is held as a symbol of purity, enlightenment, righteousness, and rebirth, meaning sacred. The lotus flower is a symbol of resurrection.
Welcome to Loto Wellness Collective!
Loto Wellness Collective curates beautiful, contemplative experiences for women devoted to healing and transformation—through rest, embodiment, and communion.
We’re rooted in an ancient contemplative tradition—Christian mysticism—but we’re not here to perform religion. We’re here to practice Presence, which includes:
nervous-system care that actually changes your life
somatic wisdom that brings you back into your body
sacred circles where you can be fully seen
nature as a living sanctuary
art and beauty as medicine
This is not self-improvement culture. This is return to Oneness.
“When women heal, the world heals.”
Loto is a shared well of Wisdom—a place we come to draw, and a place we come to pour.
You don’t come here to be fixed.
You come here to be mirrored.
To be witnessed.
To be reminded.
To co-evolve Christ Consciousness alongside other women who can meet you in depth.
THE SHARED WELL
HOW WE GATHER
Loto experiences are designed as threshold spaces—restorative, sensory, trauma-aware, and aesthetically intentional.
Depending on the season, you’ll find:
Ceremonial circles for surrender, truth-telling, and integration
Immersive retreats for deep renewal and embodied transformation
Forest bathing + nature communion to listen and return to simplicity
Janzu water healing to down-regulate the nervous system and re-pattern safety
Sound baths to settle, open, and attune
Loto Reads online book club for women who know that knowledge is power
Loto Creates for beauty-as-healing and creativity-as-prayer
WELCOME HOME
If you’re craving a life with more spaciousness—more integrity—more experienced Onness with I AM—more Self… you're in the right place.
Meet Jennifer Axcell—Founder of Loto Wellness Collective & Editor-in-Chief of Loto Living Magazine
Experience Designer. Artist. Champion of Rest. Recovering workaholic.
I didn’t start Loto as a lifestyle and wellness brand. I started it as a way to come back to life—after burnout, after over-functioning, after carrying what was never mine to carry.
In that undoing, God taught me something simple and seismic: Presence heals.
Not striving. Not performance. Not endurance. Presence.
Loto emerged from that recovery—and from a longing to gather with women who are brave enough to be authentic and vulnerable. Women who refuse to shrink themselves. Women who seek mirrors, not masks.
The journey of healing is not a straight path. It is a wilderness with seasons—long stretches of uncertainty, hidden springs, moments of clarity followed by days of wandering. There are times the way forward is dim, and the work of becoming feels heavy.
In those seasons, we need places to pause.
Loto is a shared well of Soul nourishment along the way—a place to stop, draw water, and tend to the Self. A place to rest the body, soften the nervous system, and remember what is True before continuing on.
We are not meant to carry the light alone. Sometimes we need to stand among other light-bearers—to borrow courage, to be reflected back to ourselves, to remember that even in the dark, the Light endures.
This is the heart of Loto:
women gathering at the well,
drawing and pouring in rhythm,
learning to walk through the wilderness—together.
“A voice of one calling in the wilderness: “Prepare the way for the Lord; make straight in the desert a highway for our God.” —Isaiah 40:3 NIV
At Loto Wellness Collective, we believe that a healthy Self-care practice benefits us and everyone in our lives and is a basic need for every human. Learn more in the latest issue of Loto Living magazine.
A Note on Self-Care (The Loto Way)
We don’t treat self-care like an aesthetic or a reward.
We treat it like stewardship.
Rest is not laziness.
Boundaries are not cruel.
Receiving is not a weakness.
Developing a restful Self-care practice is about making time in solitude to refill our cups and have I AM breathe life into our weary bodies, minds, and spirits. That practice looks different for each of our unique needs, Self-care in general can mean:
At Loto, self-care looks like:
tending to your inner world without dumping it on everyone else
replenishing without extracting from others
building nervous-system capacity for love, leadership, and service
choosing integrity over performance
practicing enoughness
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