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Review plansWarriors of Light
Ride. Meditate.Serve. Transform.
A lawful, sober, peaceful Premah-affiliated riding fellowship in Salt Lake City. Riders, passengers and supporters serve side by side — a motorcycle is never required to belong. Brahmavīra means Warrior of Brahman: strength held in peace.
Salt Lake City Founding 1442026 – 2027
The road is our practice. Service is our offering. The Four Immeasurables are our heart.
- Lawful
- Sober Riding
- Rider Safety
- Food Service
- Peaceful Practice
The Toruk Standard
One sacred road.
Gloss black machines, magenta pinstriping, no outlaw theater. Rides begin only after insurance, qualified road leadership, route review and legal requirements are in place.
Brothers & Sisters — Founding 144
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Total Founding Members
- Brothers
- 0
- Sisters
- 0
- Remaining
- 144
Counted from approved and active member records only. Brother / Sister tallies come from an optional self-described field — members may choose another term or decline, and all members count toward the total. 0 members currently active.
Premah Dances
Saturday Dance
Ganesha Temple, Saturdays 7:00–9:00 PM. $22 per month for active members covers that month's scheduled dances; $44 per night is the non-member reference rate.
Dance details
Standards
Path to the Patch
A roughly 90-day earned pathway: interview, sober covenant, safety course, meditation instruction, service hours and a supervised 100-mile qualifying ride.
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Ten percent of verified dues is allocated to Premah
Brahmavīra designates 10% of collected membership dues to support Premah's spiritual and service mission. This is an internal organizational designation by Brahmavīra — not a representation that you personally donated to Premah, and not a tax-deductible charitable contribution. Brahmavira RC LLC (Utah) — formation in progress.
The Name
Warrior of Brahman
Brahmavīra means “Warrior of Brahman” — the Divine Warrior. In our fellowship that title describes inner mastery, never violence. The only battle we claim is with our own impatience, ego, and fear. We carry no territory, no colors of dominance, and no quarrel with anyone.
Discipline
Daily practice, sober riding, punctual service, and care for the machine and the rider.
Inner mastery
Meditation twice daily, steady breath, and a calm mind at highway speed and at the table.
Truth
Plain speech, transparent money, honest reviews, and accountability to leadership.
Compassion
We measure strength by how many people we feed and how gently we treat strangers.
We are a lawful riding club (RC), open to riders, passengers, and supporters alike. We reject outlaw identity, intimidation, hazing, and any claim of authority over public roads.
Heart code
Our Mantra — The Four Brahmavihāras
The road is our practice. Service is our offering. The Four Immeasurables are our heart.
Brahmavihāras means “divine abodes,” “sublime states,” or the “four immeasurables”: brahma = divine, noble, sacred; vihāra = dwelling or abiding. They are four heart-states we practice daily. Note: this word is linguistically distinct from our name Brahmavīra (vīra = warrior); the two share the element brahma but do not carry the same literal meaning.
Heart-practice 01
Mettā — Loving-Kindness
Wish happiness and well-being for all beings, without expectation of return.
Club expression: Fellowship, respect, brotherhood and sisterhood, and dignity extended to every person on and off the road.
Heart-practice 02
Karuṇā — Compassion
Wish to ease suffering wherever we meet it.
Club expression: Feeding people, community service, and helping riders, families, and neighbors in need.
Heart-practice 03
Muditā — Sympathetic Joy
Genuinely celebrate another person's happiness, growth, success, service, and good fortune — without jealousy.
Club expression: We lift each other's milestones, patch-ins, and service records instead of competing for status.
Heart-practice 04
Upekkhā — Equanimity
Remain calm, stable, fair, and balanced through change, loss, praise, blame, conflict, and pressure.
Club expression: Sober judgment, safe riding, emotional discipline, and peaceful conflict resolution.
How we live the mantra
- Code of Light: every standard is read as an application of the four heart-states.
- Orientation: new members learn the mantra and commit to it before any ride.
- Service culture: Karuṇā is why we feed people; Muditā is how we credit each other's hours.
- Leadership: officers are held to Upekkhā and Mettā in every decision, review, and conflict.
Our motto — Ride in Light • Serve with Love • Stand in Truth — remains unchanged. The Four Brahmavihāras are our mantra and heart code beneath it.
Mission
Ride Safely · Feed People · Build Community · Cultivate Peace
Four pillars shape everything the fellowship does — on the road and off it.
Ride Safely
Sober, skilled, safety-first riding. Organized rides happen only after insurance, qualified road leadership, route review, and any required permits are in place.
Feed People
Our practical mission. Monthly food drives, meal-packing days, pantry volunteer shifts, and delivery support alongside established food-service nonprofits.
Build Community
Riders, passengers, and supporters serving side by side. You do not need to own a motorcycle to belong or to lead a service project.
Cultivate Peace
Meditation, breathwork, and honest fellowship. Conflict is resolved peacefully. Strength held in peace — that is what Brahmavīra means.
Service
How We Serve
Our service mission is food. We work with established food-service nonprofits rather than operating alone, and we record meals and food units — not inflated claims about people fed.
Monthly food drives
Collection points and rider pickups for shelf-stable food, organized with a named partner and a published goal in food units.
Meal packing
Volunteer shifts packing meals at partner facilities, following their food-safety training and handling rules.
Pantry volunteering
Recurring shifts stocking, sorting, and serving at community pantries that already operate in the valley.
Partner-approved delivery
Rider delivery support only where the partner's rules, insurance, food-safety requirements, and traffic laws allow it.
Projects are published only once a partner, date, and safety plan are real. Nothing on this page represents a scheduled event, and we make no claim that contributions are tax deductible.
Standard
The Path to the Patch
Dues support the organization. The patch is earned, never purchased. Prospects complete a roughly 90-day pathway: interview and verification, signed covenants, a recognized motorcycle-safety course and group-riding orientation, meditation learned from an authorized teacher, three chapter meetings, two supervised leadership rides, a supervised 100-mile qualifying ride, eight verified service hours including a food-service project, written reviews, and a patch-in ceremony.
Hazing, humiliation, coercion, intimidation, forced payments, dangerous initiation, retaliation, discrimination, and unlawful conduct are prohibited without exception.
Membership
What Members Receive
- A member account with your application, dues, and consent receipts in one place
- Service opportunities you can sign up for, plus verified volunteer hours and food units recorded
- Chapter announcements, gatherings, and member events
- Rider readiness checklist so licensing, registration, insurance, and safety orientation stay current
- A digital credential issued once your application is approved and dues are active
- Founding 144 members also receive permanent founding recognition, founder briefings, and a numbered digital founder credential
Member benefit
Saturday Premah Dance
Ganesha Temple · Saturdays, 7:00–9:00 PM
$22
per month · active members
One monthly membership payment covers the scheduled Saturday dances that month — not a per-night charge.
$44
per night · non-member reference
Reference rate for attending a single night without an active membership.
Brahmavīra designates 10% of collected membership dues to support Premah's spiritual and service mission. That allocation is an internal organizational designation by Brahmavīra — not a representation that you personally donated to Premah, and not a tax-deductible charitable contribution. Brahmavira RC LLC (Utah) — formation in progress.
Supporter
$44
per year
Community account, service events, public gatherings, and member updates. A motorcycle is not required.
Review planRider
$144
per year
Everything in Supporter, plus eligibility for chapter rides once license and endorsement, registration, insurance, waiver, and safety review are verified.
Review planFounding 144
$1,444
first year · limited to 144 approved founders
First-year membership, permanent founding recognition, founder briefings, priority registration where capacity allows, and a numbered digital founder credential.
Review planMembership dues are not equity, an investment, a loan, a charitable donation, or a guarantee of acceptance or leadership. Applications are reviewed by chapter leadership, and conduct and safety requirements always apply regardless of payment.
Chapters
How Chapters Work
A chapter is a local body with named leadership, its own service calendar, and its own roster. Chapter leaders review applications for their chapter only, run service projects and events, verify rider readiness, and report real numbers to the club.
Founding chapter · Active
Salt Lake City, Utah
- Weekly fellowship gatherings
- Meditation and breathwork practice
- Rider-safety meetings and readiness review
- Monthly food drives and service projects
Target: 144 founding members.
Coming next
Big Island, Hawaiʻi
A future retreat chapter with agricultural, spiritual, and healing focus — land-based practice, quiet work, and restoration. Planning is early; nothing is scheduled or confirmed. You can register interest in Big Island when you apply.
Transparency
How Your Dues Are Used
- Insurance, safety requirements, and rider-safety training
- Route review and qualified road leadership
- Food-drive and meal-packing supplies and logistics
- Venues, gatherings, and member events
- Administration, printing, and secure member record-keeping
Chapter leadership publishes a plain-language summary of how dues were used. Price and billing cadence are shown before you commit, and dues do not renew without your clear consent. Read the membership terms, privacy notice, and cancellation and refund policy.
Standards
The Code of Light
Membership rests on conduct. Every standard below is the Four Brahmavihāras put into action — Mettā, Karuṇā, Muditā, and Upekkhā. These standards are not negotiable.
- No illegal activity.
- No violence, intimidation, hate, trafficking, theft, drug activity, or weapons offenses.
- Ride sober and obey all traffic laws.
- Respect all people and resolve conflict peacefully.
- Keep finances transparent.
- The club name may never be used for unlawful conduct.
Washington 2033
Brahmavīra Ride of Light
The Sattva Gathering
An aspirational, peaceful, fully permitted national vision: coordinated regional rides converging in shared practice — ecstatic dance, breathwork led by qualified instructors, mass meditation, yoga, sacred music, community service, and brain-health awareness programming.
Yogic Flying demonstrations would be led only by properly trained practitioners in safe, appropriate facilities. We promise no supernatural effects. The purpose is to cultivate sattva — clarity, harmony, purity, and peace.
Any participation in central Washington, D.C. depends entirely on permits, approved safety plans, venue capacity, and trained delegations. Nothing about this vision is scheduled, approved, or confirmed.
BRAHMAVĪRA × PREMAH
SATWAA 2033
HEAL THE WORLD
Proposed September 16–18, 2033 · Washington, D.C.
A peaceful, lawful three-day gathering for world peace, healing, unity, and service — meditation, breathwork, yoga, music, dance, cultural exchange, and free community meals. Food for all. Peace for all.
Meditate • Breathe • Dance • Eat • Serve • Love
Dates, venue, and capacity are proposed and subject to permits and final confirmation.
Leadership
Founding Officers
Ryon Bingham
President
Sets direction and standards, leads the Code of Light, and holds responsibility for lawful conduct, safety culture, and chapter formation.
Lex
Secretary
Handles records, membership correspondence, meeting minutes, and transparent documentation of club decisions and finances.
Founding 144
Request Founding Membership
Create your member account, choose a plan, and complete the application. Chapter leadership reviews every application; acceptance is never guaranteed. We never ask for Social Security numbers, government ID numbers, medical history, bank details, or card numbers, and you should not upload identity documents.
Privacy: your information is used only to review your application and operate the chapter. We do not sell personal data. See the privacy notice.
Questions
Frequently Asked
Do I need a motorcycle?
No. Supporters serve without one. Licensed riders, passengers, and supporters are all welcome, and service work is open to everyone.
Is this an outlaw club?
No. Brahmavīra is an RC — a lawful riding fellowship. We claim no territory, use no outlaw insignia, and require lawful, sober, peaceful conduct of every member.
Are dues collected?
Yes. Membership dues are $44, $144, or $1,444 depending on plan, shown clearly before you commit. Dues are membership fees — not equity, not an investment, not a donation, and not tax deductible. They do not renew without your clear consent.
Does paying guarantee membership?
No. Every application is reviewed by chapter leadership. If your application is declined, dues are refunded per the cancellation policy. Payment never buys acceptance or a leadership role.
What is Premah affiliation?
Brahmavīra is a riding fellowship affiliated with Premah, sharing its emphasis on love, service, and inner practice. The affiliation is spiritual and cultural in nature.
When is the first ride?
Rides begin only after insurance, qualified road leadership, route review, and applicable legal requirements are in place. We will not announce a date before those are ready.