
Welcome to Seeds of Sattva,
a lifestyle curation rooted in the art of healing
My name is Ana— I am a trauma survivor, mother, prayer-led poet, former corporate suit, ritualist, and recovering addict. I created this space not because I have all the answers—but because I’ve lived through the unraveling, and I’m learning how to reweave.

My Commitments
This space is founded on:
Radical tenderness
Spiritual integrity
Truth-telling as liberation
Anti-colonial awareness
Centering the sacred in all things
A lifelong devotion to healing—for myself, for others, and for the earth
Who This Is For
You belong here if you are:
Healing from something unseen or unspeakable
Longing for clarity in a noisy world
Curious about spirituality without dogma
Ready to give to the world and receive from it in turn
Ana Demme
Dartmouth College Graduate of Fine Arts, Russian Language + Anthropology
Buddhist Recovery Dharma Meeting Facilitator
Meditation Workshop Facilitator
Sacred Ceremony Singer
Plant Medicine Guardian
Global Sisterhood Circle Initiate
Former Corporate Success Manager working with Fortune 500s in the Translation Industry
Student of Light Omega and World Blessings
Ayurvedic Health Practitioner in Training
Embodying Me …
For years, I lived fragmented.
Addiction was my escape. Trauma was the soil I couldn’t name. My healing didn’t come all at once—it arrived in pieces. I am most thankful to the sacred plant medicines and the wisdom of Ayurveda.
By 2019 I found myself 6 years deep in drug addiction, addicted to crack/cocaine and amphetamines, in an abusive relationship, with a relentless eating disorder, damming autoimmune conditions, and countless diagnoses (cPTSD. OCD, ASD, GAD, ADHD) in denial of much of my childhood trauma …
On March 13, 2019 I overdosed and I knew something needed to change.
Now I find myself with years of sobriety, my autoimmune concerns are minimal, I have a healthy happy daughter with my loving husband, and I am no longer at the behest of mental illness.
Seeds of Sattva grew from the wreckage and blossomed in the resurrection. From the quiet truth : that healing is possible, and it matters how we live—it matters how we do everything.