During this period he operated a small center in Mount Tabor, New Jersey, where Silva Mind Control was taught, along with occasional guest lectures and acoustic guitar lessons for younger attendees.
[6] Lozowick subsequently became known to many people the world over as the "Heart-Son" of Yogi Ramsuratkumar after he wrote several volumes of devotional poetry containing over a thousand poems dedicated to his spiritual master.
The Community also established Hohm Press, which has published a number of books on topics such as natural health, Eastern religion, poetry, and parenting, including those written by Lozowick.
[11] The Hohm community also incorporates elements of the work of George I. Gurdjieff into their philosophy, particularly "in the Western Bauls' speculations about the existence of soul and especially in their adoption of his chakra system.
During the last twenty years of his life, Lozowick had an enduring friendship and collaboration with the late spiritual teacher, Arnaud Desjardins, as well as with Robert Svoboda, and Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee.
[3] His work is carried on by his disciples, including Purna Steinitz, who has his own "Trimurti Community" begun in 1998 in Bozeman, Montana,[13][14] and Lalitha, in Lumby, Canada.