Lotus Flowers Children Center is a nonprofit organization for research and early intervention practice through holistic approaches, based on transplinary professionals’ cooperation team. The team consists of a pediatrician, a child psychiatrist, a Korean medicine doctor, an Ayurvedic doctor, a behavior analyst, a psychologist, a speech therapist, an aroma therapist, a music therapist, and other related professionals.    It has as one of its major goals the therapeutic support in a regular community environment of young children with autistic symptoms and other related disorders. Of primary concern is research and intervention practice focused on neurological approach through sense-awakening training program of the children with the help of their family, typically developing peers, neighbors, and those who are professionals in the field.    The center also provides a number of undergraduates, graduates, and paraprofessional training programs that have the goal of teaching "state of the art for the children" support techniques. Research is conducted to assess the effect that these proms have on their daily life, specifically improvement of the children's language and behavior, and level of increased community and school integration. An additional training component of the center relates to sponsoring and assisting with international and national conferences focused on the dissemination of well-researched, readily usable therapeutic and educational procedures, as well as for unifying professional, family, and community efforts for the improvement of service quality for children with autism and related disorders.    The center is funded by a number of sources, including the Buddhist Association, grants by the governments, and donation from organizations and individuals.    Lotus Flowers Children is an association of those who are yearning in the hearts for the spiritual dimension of life. We all together are doing our bests to satisfy our longing soul with the children by tuning in the spiritual waves.