About Ram

We are a reflection of each other,
And mirrors to the truth.

I am another you.

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Aloha Brother/ Sister

You are not alone in your healing journey.

At one point in my life I felt so lonely that nothing felt worth living for. There was no way out, the only way forward was to go within and through the thick mud full of demons.

It was my dark night of the soul and the gift I received was that I rediscovered my connection to all life and felt my heart opening with love.

We live in a world where it’s very easy to disconnect from our true selves and why we are here.

This is why we need each other we need our tribe to hold us and remind us of who we are.

My journey is an unveiling of Truth (the universal as well as the personal) and this is my service to each person who chooses to work with me.

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When I first truly felt my pain, I fell in love with it.

Ram Alsaman

My Story

I grew up in a spiritual minority group in Syria, called Druze. From a very young age I witnessed the divide between religious groups and later on the oppression that the dictatorian regime inflicted on the people. Out of my own desire to make a change, I got involved in human rights and animal rights activism.

Eventually I left the country to start a new life in a safe place my distinty took me to Switzerland and later to Germany.

I had a background in yoga and meditation, and when my past came back to hunt me I found little help in the practices and teachings I had learned from my yoga and the Spiritual philosophy. I plunged into a deep depression and had suicidal thoughts on a daily basis.

Shadow work has saved my life. After having many suicidal thoughts and feeling that my pain is never ending, I started practicing some shadow work techniques. Slowly, I began to learn how to trully love myself. I had to start radically prioritizing how I felt in every moment for the sake of my life.

I faced my own suppressed demons, who were really inner children whose rage had not been heard, that had turned into hate. I reaquinted with my own vulnerability, all the pain and the sadnes that actaully had its roots in my early childhood. I learned to ask for help and to honor my truth no matter what.

I have learned that everything within us has its place, carries a gift and deserves to be integrated and owned. My wish is to give to the world what I have received: the gift of uncovering every personal truth, and loving every shadow back into light