Clare Weaving

Today we speak with Loren Honey, Wild Woman Activator and Coach, breath work facilitator and author of Sacred Seasons. This Aquarian souled goddess opens up about the threads of her life cycles and the cycles of women.

Loren shares her journey of deepening her feminine, her Māori lineage and delving into her Ngai Te Rangi ancestry to then weave these learnings into her souls work.

She shares her upbringing growing up off grid in nature and the transition to city life in Auckland. 
Lorens passion extends potently into the archetypes of the wild woman and we discuss areas of a woman's life not always spoken about such as anger and coping and healing methods and rituals around how we can honour this natural part of life.

We have an open and honest conversation about her marriage ending at 28 which she feels was a large turning point for her and the unravel and exploration of self.

Safe to say we are open wide here, many laughs but also very important threads that many women ( if not all) can relate to. 

As we dive into Loren's story and share each of our perspectives and experiences we invite you to lean into your own story. 
  
Have you felt similar? 
  
Do you resonate? and if so how? 
  
As we share our stories we give permission for ourselves to rise above the narratives and honour our unique journeys. Plus we give permission for others to deepen too, we can raise the frequencies of each other by storytelling, sharing and connecting. 
  
If you've resonated with this episode or any of Season 1 we would love to hear from you by leaving a comment, subscribing or sharing with another woman who may need to hear these stories.
  
"I would like to pay my respects to the traditional owners of the land in which we work on and with, the land of the Wadawurrang people. I pay my respects to their Elders, past and present, and Emerging"
     
Music: 'Eyes of Wonder' by Caleb Etheridge 
Production: The Storyteller Co.
Guest Speaker: Loren Honey
    
Let's Rise x

Today I'm speaking with the big hearted Hayley Lane, a Woman, Doula, Yoga teacher, Mother, Wife, Space holder, Retreat owner whose motto for live is to ‘live life to the max', which you'll soon discover was a common theme from a very young age.

Hayley's story is one of growth in all areas of her life and one of the most pivotal moments for her was at 14 years old, where the potency of her journey began.

Falling in love at 13, falling pregnant with twins and birthing at 14, she experienced the trauma of the physical body and a spiritual awakening that has lead her down many paths.

Knowing she couldn’t mother these children she told them that they would have a good life with foster parents. Hayley shares her feelings of immense love at this time in knowing this deep truth as well as the healing trauma she endured.

We discuss her education pathways, her navigation through bulimia, bullying, new love, moving to Australia, travel, home birthing and raising 4 four children all the while running a Retreat space she created called 'Premalaya' located in Yallingyup W.A.

A real life human octopus with equally as much heart and passion as arms and legs. A powerful story of a potent life, and she's still evolving.  

As we dive into Hayley's story and share each of our perspectives and experiences we invite you to lean into your own story. 
 
 Have you felt similar? 
 
 Do you resonate? and if so how? 
 
 As we share our stories we give permission for ourselves to rise above the narratives and honour our unique journeys. Plus we give permission for others to deepen too, we can raise the frequencies of each other by storytelling, sharing and connecting. 
 
 If you've resonated with this episode or any of Season 1 we would love to hear from you by leaving a comment, subscribing or sharing with another woman who may need to hear these stories.
 
 "I would like to pay my respects to the traditional owners of the land in which we work on and with, the land of the Wadawurrang people. I pay my respects to their Elders, past and present, and Emerging"
    
  Music: 'Eyes of Wonder' by Caleb Etheridge 
  Production: The Storyteller Co.
  Guest Speaker: Hayley Lane
   
  Let's Rise x

Helene's story is one about worthiness, ageing with attitude, her addiction to unhealthy love and sharing about her biggest growth which has come from the power of being alone 

We talk about the generational changes in the topics of self love and the rush of love as well as hearing Helene's  perspective on having a daughter; speaking of the differences she has noticed since her early womanhood.
She deepens her story and narratives around the fear of being alone when it came to motherhood  ‘The need to be loved and wanted doesn’t go away, it even shows up with your kids’ she shares. 

As we dive into Helene's story and share each of our perspectives and experiences we invite you to lean into your own story. 

Have you felt similar? 

Do you resonate? and if so how? 

As we share our stories we give permission for ourselves to rise above the narratives and honour our unique journeys. Plus we give permission for others to deepen too, we can raise the frequencies of each other by storytelling, sharing and connecting. 

If you've resonated with this episode or any of Season 1 we would love to hear from you by leaving a comment, subscribing or sharing with another woman who may need to hear these stories.

"I would like to pay my respects to the traditional owners of the land in which we work on and with, the land of the Wadawurrang people. I pay my respects to their Elders, past and present, and Emerging"
   
 Music: 'Eyes of Wonder' by Caleb Etheridge 
 Production: The Storyteller Co.
 Guest Speaker: Helene Fuller
  
 Let's Rise x

It's been a while risers, I haven't been able to hold deep space for podcast since our last episode so sending love to those who have been waiting to hear their stories and the stories of others. 

I have plans to complete season two in the new year and so I am  just landing here today to share a little bit about how I have been listening to myself and checking in with you.

Let's Rise x

"I would like to pay my respects to the traditional owners of the land in which we work on and with, the land of the Wadawurrang people. I pay my respects to their Elders, past and present, and Emerging"
       
  Music: 'Guardians' by Caleb Etheridge 
  Production: The Storyteller Co.

Carolines journey  of awakening has been about leaning into what was holding her in strong continuous threads of toxic relationships, depression & searching for love.

She shares connections to her family of origin and how she came to become aware of her relationship patterns and self destructive behaviours.  As well as the power of seeing your parents as 'people' as she wove her threads of fear of abandonment and rejection through.

Fears consuming many of her teenage years and twenties, then hitting a rock bottom in her thirties with depression, she decided that something has got to change.

We talk alcoholism, materialism, forgiveness and the seed of motherhood as a gift.

With love let's rise x

"I would like to pay my respects to the traditional owners of the land in which we work on and with, the land of the Wadawurrang people. I pay my respects to their Elders, past and present, and Emerging"

  Music: 'Guardians' by Caleb Etheridge 

  Production: The Storyteller Co.

  Guest Speaker: Caroline Jane

The threads of darkness and a profound spiritual awakening has moved Sess into the light of her work here. She shares her journey of mental health and her connections to suicide within her environment as well as the meeting of her higher-self. 

Sess is a deep soul with a deep message after she met her 'death'.

Re-awoken she is here to share her story to help others.

Let's lighten, open and rise x
 
"I would like to pay my respects to the traditional owners of the land in which we work on and with, the land of the Wadawurrang people. I pay my respects to their Elders, past and present, and Emerging"
       
  Music: 'Guardians' by Caleb Etheridge 
  Production: The Storyteller Co.
  Guest Speaker: Sess Nicole

This is a story of a woman who journeyed into her spiritual opening at a young age; a coming back into her feminine.

Being able to see other energies when she was younger Danielle has reconnected back into her intuition and vulnerability with the guidance of her loving mother and spiritual teachers. 
Danielle has slowly stepped into her softening and purpose by experiencing a strong connection to the masculine in the form of obstacles in her life with others, as well as the internal harshness of her natural strength. 

Her opening is creating a magical alignment within her hairdressing business and a level of consciousness that holds space for others through life-coaching.

'I was blocking myself so I could be normal but I had to trust my softness to venture into who my soul was calling me to be'

Let's soften, open and rise x

"I would like to pay my respects to the traditional owners of the land in which we work on and with, the land of the Wadawurrang people. I pay my respects to their Elders, past and present, and Emerging"
      
 Music: 'Guardians' by Caleb Etheridge 
 Production: The Storyteller Co.
 Guest Speaker: Danielle Tropiano

'The wait time was 7 and a half years, I felt that there was no way I could do this'

After four rounds of chemotherapy, dialysis taking her only room for sanctuary, waking up in the middle of the night drowning in her own fluids Hollys return from a holiday in Bali was a time that turned her life around.

Holly shares her reflections on her threads of health, the miracle match from her dad and the traumatic experience of her near-death experience, asking herself 'have you done everything you need to do, are you done with this life'?

Holly decided that her journey wasn't over, that she wasn't going to give up.

Even with constant night terrors, the 2 years since her kidney transplant has Holly feeling an immense amount of gratitude for drinking coffee over 500ml, a fresh breath of air, to exercise and walk around healthier than she has ever been before.

Hollys Dads kidney saved her life, let's dive deeper into her journey.

Many people don't know about becoming an organ donor, it could give someone else a second chance
https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/individuals/services/medicare/australian-organ-donor-register

Let's Rise x


"I would like to pay my respects to the traditional owners of the land in which we work on and with, the land of the Wadawurrang people. I pay my respects to their Elders, past and present, and Emerging"
     
Music: 'Guardians' by Caleb Etheridge 
Production: The Storyteller Co.
Guest Speaker: Holly Kirk

The re-creation thread.
The threads of being in her body and reclaiming her worth. 

A car accident, leaving the corporate world through breakdown, universal synchronicities and the willingness to show up for herself has lead Leah to the founding of 'We-being platform', welcoming in motherhood and be a  conscious creator. 

We deepen the sliding doors moments and the journey of recognising her wake up calls.

The signs and symbols, it's time to listen, act, be.

 Let's Rise x 

"I would like to pay my respects to the traditional owners of the land in which we work on and with, the land of the Wadawurrang people. I pay my respects to their Elders, past and present, and Emerging"
    
Music: 'Guardians' by Caleb Etheridge 
Production: The Storyteller Co.
Guest Speaker: Leah Kearns
   

Barrister, Mum of four and Surviver competitor Sharn shares her lessons and threads to why she stands for others voices.

As a young child she embodied the justice keeper and creator of awareness around understanding the stories of others. In the school yard to the court room the rich conversations with her father throughout her life has created a deep passion to stand up for what is right. 
Sharn also shares her experiences as a Survivor competitor and the links to her passionate way of living. 

A powerful woman with a deep heart for making change, within her home, at the Bar, within herself. 

"I would like to pay my respects to the traditional owners of the land in which we work on and with, the land of the Wadawurrang people. I pay my respects to their Elders, past and present, and Emerging"
   
 Music: 'Guardians' by Caleb Etheridge 
 Production: The Storyteller Co.
 Guest Speaker: Sharn Coombes
  
 Let's Rise x