Bay Area Cuba Community Alliance

HistoryThe Living/Dying Project was founded by Stephen Levine and originally called the Hanuman Foundation Dying Project. Stephen was soon joined by Ram Dass and the Project's current Director Dale Borglum. Dale was the founder and Director of the Dying Center in Santa Fe, the first residential center for conscious dying in the Western world. In 1981, the Project moved back to California from Santa Fe and changed its name to the Living/Dying Project.SpecialtiesThe Living/Dying Project offers, free-of- charge, spiritual and emotional support for people with life-threatening illness and for those who care for them. As well, Dale Borglum facilitates on-going small groups called Healing at the Edge in Berkeley, Sebastopol, and Fairfax.

The Living Dying Project is a profound and compassionate organization based in Fairfax, CA that offers conscious support and guidance to individuals facing life-threatening illnesses, as well as those caring for them or seeking spiritual transformation. Through counseling, workshops, and ongoing groups, they delve into the deep exploration of our relationship with death and how it shapes our lives. Additionally, the Living Dying Project is dedicated to educating people from diverse backgrounds, equipping them with the skills to provide spiritual support to their loved ones or clients dealing with life-threatening illnesses. With a belief in the critical need for conscious compassion in today's world, they provide ongoing training and support to empower individuals in this heart-opening practice.Generated from the website

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