Meet Robyn Augusta

For as long as I can remember I have felt oriented towards something greater than what was present on the surface. As a born seeker it was no surprise that I would eventually become a yoga and meditation teacher. My explorations of ritual, meaning making and sacred connections eventually led me to seminary where I earned my Master of Divinity with a focus in Pastoral Counseling.

My draw to work with dying and those that love them came organically. While on my first day of CPE (chaplaincy training) when I found myself alone at the bedside of an actively dying woman. Feeling unprepared, unskilled, and unworthy of such an important role – I experienced something magical. A natural presence and intuition drawn from my life’s work emerged over the next few hours of our time together. I embodied all that I had learned regarding compassionate presence and sacred connection. Eventually, I was honored to be present for a peaceful passing. Over the course of the last 12 years, I have been present or connected with some stage of the dying process for well over 100 souls. My education, training and experience have prepared me well for this work. However, my most profound learning is that each end-of-life passage is as unique and sacred as the individual I have the honor to journey alongside.

Robyn received a Master of Divinity from Lancaster Theological Seminary, Certified Chaplain/Spiritual Counselor, Sacred End of Life Doula & Compassionate Grief & Bereavement Counselor. She holds additional certifications in Yoga, Meditation, Reiki and  The Non Linear Movement, a somatic embodiment modality.

How do I work?

I listen, observe, and get downloads. There is a knowing & wisdom derived from many years working intimately with individuals during sacred transitions. I listen to your here and now and look at what’s being presented: your struggle, your body language, and your expressed desires. I help you make sense of your current reality and work with you to create a realistic strategy for your vision of living and dying.

I keep these ideas close to my heart in our work together:

∞ Vulnerability, intimacy, and consciousness cannot be achieved instantly.

∞ Becoming yourself requires a natural, safe, and gentle unfolding process.

∞ Our body is where we find wisdom, intuition, and pleasure.

∞ Self-intimacy is the gateway towards intimate connectedness in all relationships.

∞ We will use tools and practices that will allow us to bring the sacred to the mundane.