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In this conversation, Reverend Bodhi Be discusses the evolution of his work in conscious dying and the establishment of the Ram Dass Institute of Psychedelic Studies. He emphasizes the importance of community care in the dying process, the role of death doulas, and the integration of psychedelics as a tool for end-of-life care. The discussion also touches on cultural appropriation in the use of sacred medicines and the need for a community-centered approach to dying. The upcoming event in Maui aims to bring together various practitioners to explore these themes further.

This video explores the intersection of end of life care and the use of psychedelics in managing anxiety and fear. It highlights the importance of health care and support during the death and dying process, emphasizing community care and how hospice care teams can provide comfort. We also touch on death education to assist people during end-of-life situations.

Our inaugural Ram Dass Institute of Psychedelic Studies with the Dying Retreat takes place January 3–8, 2026 on Maui.

Experience five days of sacred learning, community, and spiritual depth — rooted in Ram Dass’s teachings and guided by the spirit of aloha.

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This video explores the intersection of small business and mental health resources, focusing on supporting solopreneurs on their healing journey. We discuss the importance of overall wellness and therapy options, especially in dealing with grief and loss. It's crucial to prioritize mental health when building your business.

In this conversation, Reverend Wakil David Matthews speaks with Jessica Sadler, a death doula and founder of Dawn of Aging. They explore the importance of community support in the grieving process, the role of caregivers, and the challenges faced in death care. Jessica shares her insights on grief, loss, and the need for in-person support, emphasizing the significance of open conversations about death. The discussion highlights the need to build networks for caregivers and the importance of addressing the emotional needs of those facing end-of-life situations.

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In this conversation, Brett Nicoletti, an award-winning documentary filmmaker, shares his journey into the world of death and dying, exploring his personal experiences with loss and their impact on his storytelling. He discusses his documentary project, 'Passing Through,' which focuses on open-air cremation and cultural perspectives on death. The conversation delves into the importance of rituals and community, the challenges of filmmaking, and reflections on fear and the acceptance of death. Throughout, Brett emphasizes the sacredness of this work and the need for deeper connections in the face of mortality.

This video explores the intricacies of the cremation process, including what happens to the ashes after the procedure. We also touch on the role of the funeral home in facilitating these arrangements. Understanding the legal process and regulations surrounding cremation can provide clarity during a difficult time of death.

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