About Sarito Carroll

Born in 1968, Sarito spent her formative years constantly on the move with her mother, a young hippie in search of spiritual meaning. At just nine years old, what was intended to be a brief summer trip to India took an unexpected turn. Sarito and her mother joined the ashram of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, transforming that fleeting visit into a seven-year journey within the commune—first in Pune, India, and later in the notorious city of Rajneeshpuram in Central Oregon.

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After the fall of Rajneeshpuram in 1985, sixteen-year-old Sarito was abruptly thrust into the “real world.” Driven by sheer determination, she navigated her way to university, ultimately graduating from the University of Colorado with a degree in Humanities and Comparative Literature. Following a successful career as a technical writer, she returned to academia to earn a Master of Science in Oriental Medicine.

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Now a successful alternative health practitioner and writer with a deep passion for truth and knowledge, Sarito finds solace in nature and engages in creative endeavors, whether through appreciating the arts or expressing herself artistically. She is dedicated to raising awareness about the hidden traumas experienced by children of cults and embraces the healing powers of art and creativity. Sarito currently resides in Boulder, Colorado, USA.