Buddhist Bumper Sticker-May You Be Happy-Peaceful-Safe | Mettā Prayer Lotus Bumper Sticker | Made in USA

"May You Be Happy, May You Be Peaceful, May You Be Safe" Lotus Bumper Sticker – 11.5" x 3" | Made in the USA

Share the timeless message of Mettā (loving kindness) with this 11.5" x 3" blue and white lotus bumper sticker, designed to inspire mindfulness, compassion, and connection with every mile. Featuring the message:
“May You Be Happy – May You Be Peaceful – May You Be Safe,”
this design is both a visual statement and a heartfelt offering to fellow travelers.

Printed on durable white vinyl stock with a UV-coated matte finish, this bumper sticker is weather-resistant and made to last—perfect for cars, bikes, laptops, or any flat surface.

Product Details:

Size: 11.5" wide x 3" tall

Colors: Blue and white with lotus graphic

Material: White vinyl

Finish: UV-coated matte for outdoor durability

Application: Easy peel-and-stick

Made in the USA using ethical, small-batch production

A Roadside Message of Peace

This sticker was created with the aspiration of cultivating compassion and loving-kindness in everyday spaces. Whether you’re commuting or road-tripping, it’s a beautiful way to bring intention and care to the world around you.

Purpose-Driven Design That Gives Back

Each purchase supports our mission of justice and healing. We make monthly donations to:

A New Way of Life – A reentry program for women in Los Angeles, CA

International Campaign for Tibet – Advocating for freedom, human rights, and cultural preservation

All donation records are available for transparency. Your support helps spread peace in both personal and collective ways.

Whether you’re looking for a mindful gift or a personal statement for your vehicle, this lotus bumper sticker brings visibility to the values of kindness, safety, and peace for all beings.

Thank you for being a part of this message. May it be of benefit.

"An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity." -Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.