Women’s Satsang: Conscious Living, Dying, & Grieving With Aditi Sethi

In the 1980’s Ram Dass, Steven Levine, and Ram Dev started the Dying Center in Sante Fe, New Mexico. It was the first residential spiritual hospice in the Western world, specifically created to support and guide its residents to a conscious death. While the center served 85 residents over 3.5 years before closing, the work around conscious death and dying continues and grows to this day.

Join Aditi Sethi, Executive Director and Founder of Center for Conscious Living & Dying, in conversation about community-supported end-of-life care. What does it mean to show up fully for one another during this vulnerable, sacred experience? What is involved? What is required of us? What support is available to us as we navigate this phase of life?

Dr. Aditi Sethi is a hospice and palliative care physician, end-of-life doula, musician, and Founder of Center for Conscious Living and Dying. Featured in the forthcoming film The Last Ecstatic Days, Aditi is an emerging and important voice for shifting our culture’s understanding and approach to dying, death, and bereavement care.

For those who identify as Women, whether CIS, Trans, or non-binary

Women’s Satsang Mission Statement

The Women’s Satsang has been formed to help cultivate heart connection and allyship among people within the Ram Dass Community who identify as women, whether cis gender, non-conforming, or non-binary women. As an autonomous group, our purpose is 

• to deepen into the teachings of Ram Dass and Neem Karoli Baba from a female perspective

• to foster connection and mutual empowerment within the Ram Dass Community, and 
• bring forward the wisdom of women for the benefit of all beings and the earth.

Our Values include:

• Lovingkindness

• Honoring relationality and inclusivity

• Allowing for ambiguity and mystery

• Celebrating the light as well as the dark, embodiment as well as ascension

• Blessing the web of interbeing that connects us all

• Respecting people over performances