Thu, May 15 at 6:00 PM

BARDO BATH: Sparrow Funeral Home

Brooklyn, New York
$22.46 - $33.01 (includes all fees)

Psychedelic Sangha and Dharma Art Productions presents,

BARDO BATH: Sparrow


Featuring live performances by,

CHRIS DINGMAN

Live Vibraphone
www.chrisdingman.com

KENDRAPLEX

Electric Organ
www.kendraplex.xyz

JONAH SOLLINS DEVLIN

Digital Soundscapes

DOC KELLEY

Bardo Guide
www.psychedelicsangha.org/

With Dharma Art visuals by Yosuh Jones and Aubrey Nehring

Enter the Luminous Bardo of Dharmata with us at Sparrow, a contemporary funeral home (modern charnel ground), and return to life renewed, refreshed, and re-birthed!

Find a comfortable position, relax, and prepare to experience the dying process as described in the Tibetan Book of Dead, and later adapted for psychedelic trip sessions by Drs. Timothy Leary, Ralph Metzner, and Richard Alpert (aka Ram Dass).

Before and following the journey, we invite you to visit our new DEATH EDUCATION SALON, curated by Sparrow founder Erica Hill. Engage in further study and open conversation about death and dying with professionals in the field.

This event is sound bath style. That means you can sprawl out on the floor, but please bring your own mat, pillow, and blanket. As well as any offerings of the senses (i.e. food, incense, candles, flowers), for our Psychedelic Buddhism altar installation.

SCHEDULE
6 pm EST Doors Open
6:00-7:00 | Death Salon
7:00-8:30 | Bardo Journey
8:30-9:30 | Death Salon

Non-member ticket price is $28 + tax
(Includes optional Death Salon)

Psychedelic Sangha members automatically receive a discount at checkout.

A limited number of partial scholarships are available to those experiencing financial challenges. Please email HQ@psychedelicsangha.org.

"Trust your divinity, trust your brain, trust your companions. Whenever in doubt, turn off your mind, relax, float downstream.”

— The Psychedelic Experience: A Manual Based on the Tibetan Book of the Dead

CHRIS DINGMAN | Vibraphone


NYC-based vibraphonist and composer Chris Dingman is known for his distinctive approach to the instrument, at once sonically rich and conceptually expansive. In his captivating solo performances, he casts an enveloping atmosphere, creating layers of simultaneous sound that take listeners to a transcendent place. Chris has worked with the legendary artists Herbie Hancock and Wayne Shorter and many other of today’s jazz and world music luminaries. Based in NYC since 2002, Chris had been documenting his solo improvisations privately for many years. When his father entered hospice care in 2018, he created the 5-hour extended album Peace. This led to an ongoing evolution of his solo music and his critically acclaimed albums Journeys Vol. 1 and Vol. 2. Chris actively tours and has performed worldwide. NPR, the New York Times, AMNY, and many other publications have profiled him. He has received fellowships and grants from Chamber Music America, New Music USA, South Arts, and the Thelonious Monk Institute.

KENDRAPLEX | Electric Organ


Kendraplex is a Brooklyn-based musician, writer, artist, and designer working across ambient, drone, and experimental folk. Using repetition, analog processes, and improvisation, her work moves through texture and tension. Active since 2009, she has self-released numerous cassettes and CDs, toured internationally through DIY circuits, and released music on labels including Trouble in Mind, Beyond Beyond Is Beyond, FPE Records, Husky Pants, and others. A frequent collaborator in the experimental music community, she also hosts Freaking Out on WFMU and serves as designer and director of LCD, the station’s print magazine. More at kendraplex.xyz.

DOC KELLEY | Bardo Guide


Doc is a Buddhist scholar, educator, and co-founder of Psychedelic Sangha, a non-sectarian spiritual community exploring the intersection of Buddhism and psychedelics. He teaches at Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts at The New School in New York City. Doc holds a Ph.D. in Religion from Columbia University, where he studied under Dr. Robert Thurman, and an M.A. in Buddhist Studies from the same institution. His academic and teaching expertise spans Tibetan Buddhism, Buddhist ethics, and experimental mysticism. Beyond academia, Doc is a creative force who blends Buddhist philosophy with avant-garde art and performance. In 2018 he directed "FluxBuddha," a performance art concert at the Rubin Museum. He is currently collaborating with various musicians and artist on a series of immersive Dharma Art experiences dubbed "Bardo Baths."

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DISCLAIMERS


We provide harm reduction and a safe psychedelic container. We do NOT offer any psychedelic substances at BARDO BATH. However, we invite you to exercise your human right to cognitive liberty!

All ticket sales are final. No refunds unless organizers cancel the event.


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