About Sacred Mortality
Our work invites individuals and communities to engage intentionally with loss as a natural part of life, reconnect with ancestral wisdom, and cultivate sacred spaces for honoring the dead and the living. Through culturally rooted, heart-centered, and land-connected practices, we seek to nurture collective healing, restore lost traditions, and reimagine grief as a pathway to deeper connection, meaning, and transformation. We envision a world where death is no longer feared or hidden, but embraced as a vital aspect of the human journey.
Our Founder
Alysha Suryah (they/she) is a dedicated advocate for navigating one of life's most poignant universal journeys: grief. With a deep understanding of the importance of reflection, community, and education, Alysha founded Sacred Mortality to intimately support families and communities as they navigate pivotal moments of loss and grief. Their holistic approach fosters healing and interconnectedness, turning legacy planning and related discussions into transformative experiences.
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With a dynamic professional background as a project manager, event organizer, and permaculture designer, Alysha possesses deep expertise in crafting strategic plans, managing human-centered projects, and educating diverse audiences about the environment. They excel in digital design, community organizing, and building lasting regenerative systems.
