I'm opening up conversations around life, death, and the spiritual side of both of these things…
None of us are getting out of here alive, and I hope that as I host challenging conversations I help people to ‘live and die well’.
As a Near Death Experiencer, a certified Funeral Celebrant, and End of Life Doula, I’m available for personalised end of life planning, support and conversation.
Lana Kristine Jelenjev was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2014. And after almost 2 years of treatment, she took time to reconnect with hersef and her mission. It was during this time that she realised how it is our responsibility to be SELF-FULL. Because when we are selfish, we have no room to meet the needs of others, and when we are selfless, we fail to meet our own needs. But when we are self-full that’s when magic happens.
Naresh Kumar has always dreamt big, something which ore often seemed ludicrous and completely unattainable. Today, he lives an amazing action packed life and is dedicated to helping other. He is a living example of kindness, and how our circumstances DO NOT need to confine us.
In 2014, life seemed incredible for Christine Morris. Her business was thriving, and life was going just how she had planned it. But in an instant, that all changed when her house was burnt to the ground. She and her family lost everything!
In 2013, Kelly began a journey that no one could have expected. Her world was completely rocked when something that seemed like a gift of life, actually turned out to be quite the opposite. In our conversation today, Kelly shares how her difficult life journey and experiences have taught her to focus on living life on her own terms, allowing herself to enjoy the present moment, and to continually gauge whether she is truly happy.
At the age of 2, Courtney Edwin-Nweze had an experience that left her with 2 mental illnesses. On top of that, she went on to experience PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder), years of depression and anxiety. There were many days where Courtney didn't want to do anything, and often 'couldn't be bothered', and yet today she lives a life that she loves! Courtney connects her healing and success in life to her strong faith, and how this has helped her to get back on her feet.
In 2012 Virginia Phillips survived a very traumatic car accident. Seated behind the driver, a truck crashed into the side of their car where Virginia was sitting and unfortunately, she took a lot of the impact. Her entire left side was crushed, including her hip, chest and lung, and she has been left with many long lasting effects. Four years on from this devastating event, and after being diagnosed as 100% disabled, Virginia is using her experiences to help others.
From abuse and rape to drug addiction and suicide attempts before changing her pathway, Trudi shares how she used her difficult experiences to create a positive life that she loves, and where she is able to help others.
Following the stillbirth of her third child, a divorce, and the losses of others close to her, Medyhne has focused on being present in her life, choosing positive behaviours, and designing out her best future.
Sage was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s disease in 2009, and has since tuned into her body, its needs and her ability to design herself a healthy future. Her efforts involved consciously choosing her pathway, and starting many areas of her life from scratch again.
In 2014 Claudia Frasca-Jones lost her Father to Motor Neurone Disease (MND), an incurable disease that causes the nerves in the spine and brain to lose function. Two years later her family are raising funds to find a cure for this debilitating disease.
Following a very difficult childhood, Gina was plagued by disease and her life was out of balance. But in her early thirties, she discovered the tools that transformed her diseased, imbalanced body into a healthy, happy one.
After supporting his wife through 17 years of cancer, Ron is changing lives by helping people to seek truth and to face their issues head on.
Abused from the age of two and left homeless at the age of 14, Kylie Edwards had moved house more times than she had had birthdays and lived with 15 different families before she was 23. Today, she aims to live without hate in her heart.
