The District House is a benefit of District216. Come by for a portion or all of the evening, meet amazing members + guests, and interact with speakers on a variety of topics.
Topic: "Death + Psychedelics + Expanded States"
Description: What if psychedelic experiences are training wheels for dying? Let’s explore this question and more.
Join Dream Mullick for an intimate exploration into death, psychedelics, and expanded states of consciousness. Together, we open to the mystery, weaving story, presence, and inquiry into what it means to meet death with an open, curious heart.
The evening flows into an immersive one-hour Death Meditation—a guided practice to soften fear, expand awareness, and invite you into deeper relationship with life, just as it is.
When: Wednesday, September 10, 2025 from 5pm to 9pm (Speaker at 6:30pm)
Where: LoDo Studios, 216 E. Gutierrez Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101(Please only park across the street on the Office Max side of the lot.)
Members are Free to attend The District House evenings, and are prioritized when we reach capacity.
Guests Welcome to purchase $25 tickets to The District House evenings.
Note: We will be filming the speaker for the District216 Change Your Lens Series. Refreshments provided.
SPEAKER BIO
Speaker: Dream Mullick, Mentor-Teacher-Producer-Death Coach
Drawing from a rich tapestry of lived experience and cross-cultural heritage—born in Madras, India, to an East Indian father and a Jewish-American mother—Dream Mullick weaves together ceremony, dreaming, and deep inquiry into the mysteries of birth, death, and transformation.
As the founder of Entheowheel, Dream curates an integrative framework that bridges ancient spiritual traditions with cutting-edge science. Her work centers on the sacred portals of death and rebirth, explored through plant and psychedelic medicine, death meditation, and somatic trauma healing.
Deeply informed by personal loss—particularly the back-to-back deaths of her father and husband—Dream developed the Ceremony of Living & Dying, a transformative meditation experience that guides participants through their final hours, into death, and back into embodied life. This somatic, presence-based practice dissolves fear and expands awareness through ritual, storytelling, and sound healing.
Her exploration of psychedelics as catalysts for ego-death, interwoven with Eastern philosophy and contemplative practice, positions Dream as a leading voice in the field of expanded states of consciousness. She integrates Tibetan dream yoga, grief rituals, ancestral work, and sacred plant advocacy to support collective liberation and embodied aliveness.
Currently based in a cliffside cottage in Big Sur with her two cats, surrounded by redwoods and the Pacific Ocean, Dream continues to create socially conscious films, educational programs, and death-meditation offerings. Her vision is to weave ceremony and science into pathways for deeper presence, curiosity, connection, and transformative insight.
