Clare Weaving: Recent Episodes
Clare
Mind Weaves- visual journeys for alchemizing the layers of us
"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"
Invite yourself inwards. Find peace in acknowledging the pieces of you on this journey.
Follow the tender entry, listen, breathe and welcome space. One step inwards at a time.
Ground in. Take your time, no matter where you are there is always a way through. Listen for a new perspective of where you are right now 🌀🥨
The call to welcome a new season felt like divine timing as a birth my second child, the lessons and potent reminders of my voice sparked me to share my story here with you.
In this episode I lean into my threads of safety in my body and life, of trusting love within myself and for others to love me. I speak into my fears around loss and the ways in which I have been asked to let go. To birth in full feminine form, fully held and surrendered.
I speak of my miscarriage, my home birth and the layers in-between as I navigated this powerful rite of passage.
The invite is here to lean into what is on your heart, to bring those stories forth into the physical. As we share we heal ourselves and others. Lean in.
Clare xo
Music: 'Eyes of Wonder' Caleb Etheridge
Today we are speaking with Kemi Nekvapil, a powerful woman, author, coach and mother.
This connection was divinely aligned as Kemi was an inspiration for my own voice and taking actions on my dreams. Our time together in a coaching container inspired me to speak with her about her story and the threads of her life.
We speak of her journey through her five foster families from age two and the threads of worthiness, belonging and owning her story of being a woman of colour.
Kemi shares the moments of her voice not being heard and where she stood in her power along the way.
Now as an accredited Coach and space holder for women to own their power, she shares her defining moments that changed the course of her life, and how this has shown up in her work today.
She's worked harder than most, humble, grounded and an inspiring woman of strength and grace. This is her story.
As we dive into Kemi’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.
Music: 'Eyes of Wonder' by Caleb Etheridge
Production: The Storyteller Co.
Guest Speaker: Kemi Nekvapil
Let's Rise x
Hello Wonderful Souls,
I'm dropping in here today with a heart felt message for those who need a reminder of where their magic is. This guided meditation is connecting to you to your body, your visions and your light. Why? Because when we are connected to our own light we become the light. When we remember who we are and why we are here we become portals for change and evolution. When we connect to our light we can step from the darkness of our fears and feel joy ripple through our bodies and we heal!
This meditation also bring forward connection to our fellow beings so if you are feeling like you need to feel connected start here with you.
I feel you, I see you.
Let us rise within our magic
Clare x
Today we are speaking with Denara Amat, the founder of Seda Collective, an ethical fashion brand connecting the stories of artisans across the globe.
We talk of the beginning of Seda and how meeting the artisans she works with has deepened her story, and empowered her to share her own voice.
'I don't empower these artisans, they empower me'
Denara shares her story of migrating to Australia 15 years ago and speaks of how she has adapted, put on a brave face, founded her ethical business, stepped away from limitations and begun shedding light on her truth.
As an Uzbec/Uyghur Woman from East Turkestan, Denara speaks about her reality of being a woman from a culture that has been and IS ( right now) experiencing genocide. For over 15O years her country and culture has been subjected to ethnical cleansing and she speaks of finding out about the truth of her origin and her experiences growing up in China.
We talk about how The Black Lives Matter Movement created a wave across the globe and how it also gave Denara a sense of power to expand and be seen.
She is here to be a voice and give opportunity to people whose stories are being lost. Her brand is an echo of her passion, hard-work, strength and the merging of traditions in the modern world.
Amongst her expansion of self-identity in 2020, her brand Seda partnered with Australian iconic brand Gorman with a capsule collection. Denara is continuing ethical collaborations with more artisans, brands and people who want to create a better world and a better life. Already supporting over 30 indigenous families in Columbia Denara is only getting started.
As we dive into Denara'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.
Important Note: You can deepen your knowledge on the genocide that is currently happening for the Uyghur people by googling 'Free Uyghurs', inform yourself and stand for voices who need the support.
"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: Denara Amat
Let's Rise x
Today we are talking to Rochelle, Mother, Grandmother, ex-Personal trainer and the Founder of ‘Share the Dignity’, a charity that works to provide at-risk women across the nation with sanitary products.
Rochelle and I dive into her past and how netball taught her about mate-ship and the strength of women bonding over a common goal. As a player and coach many of her lessons learnt in this sport is how she has built a strong network and foundation across the Nation.
Her upbringing in domestic violence taught her to get back up time and time again, and she attributes her strength to the family life she experienced.
On the topic of Period poverty Rochelle shares the time when she first read of the 48,000 homeless women in a Mamamia article in 2015. She was shocked to find that women were without basic needs and using socks and newspapers during their menstrual cycles.
She began her quest for giving the dignity back to women as a Personal Trainer, asking her clients to bring pads and tampons for every wine they drank that month, giving those items to local shelters which then lead to her founding 'Share the Dignity'.
Rochelle’s passion oozes through the stories we discuss, the triumphs and tribulations she has witnessed of other women, youth and families.
'The need is so great' she says, and we are the solution.
As we dive into Rochelle’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: Rochelle Courtenay
Let's Rise x
Today we are speaking to Jo Betz, Marriage Celebrant, Mother and Author of 'Grief'- a guided Journal. Jo opens up about her story and the threads of grief she has experienced since the sudden death of her Husband.
Jo shares that she is innately a positive and bubbly person but through her journey she has softened into believing 'It's ok not to be ok' and through her journey she has empowered herself to give grief a voice for all.
We discuss her thoughts on seeing grief as non-linear, not having to 'fix' grief, witnessing emotions and traumatic healing as well as realising her strength and vulnerability. Jo talks about the power in both and how after Craig passed she began to learn to back herself.
Jo shares the journey of single/solo parenthood navigating the grief process as a Mother-Daughter duo and the birth of her 'Grief' Journal which was released during the 2020 Global Grief state.
As we dive into Jo'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: Jo Betz
Let's Rise x
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
Isn’t it interesting that just when we think we have worked through ‘that thing’ it comes in again swinging.
If it said anything it would say
“Are you sure you’ve rid of me”?
Think again.
I’m ok with the shadows, I do see how profound they make life. We wouldn’t feel light, love and joy if we didn’t feel darkness and sit with the darkest parts of ourselves.
Every step into the light we choose to take, the dark will show up too. It will create some greys and it will break open our colourful chest of crayons, test those heart strings and bend our minds.
When calling in another mentor/coach who could push me to the edge, rattle my cage, hear the things I wasn’t saying and hand back the power to me to change, I was sure no one could handle me. ‘I’m too much’ says old me.
Today my mind and heart have been broken open and light is cracking through. With hope and vision, with nervousness and excitement, with fears pooling into my eyes.
She asks ‘are you worried that no one will show up for who you are’ A hard YES hit me like a tonne of bricks. In business, love, friendships, in every way there was still a belief that I wasn’t FULLY worthy of being ‘stood’ with.
Woah. My heart hurt, blood racing & a massive realisation that this worthiness is a lifetimes work.
One step at a time.
"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.
Let's Rise x
Truth.
What is it?
Why are we searching for it?
Does it change?
Does it just feel better when its concrete?
Trust.
Based on what?
How do we feel into trust?
How can we deepen our foundations right now?
Have you ever pondered about your truth or the worlds truth?
I have many times and it seems to be rising to the surface of my consciousness more during this pandemic.
Here's some of my thought and feelings, would love to hear yours.
"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.
Let's Rise x
Mother of four, Chiropractor and Birth Educator Dr. Gabriel Floreani shares her story of discovering her soul work and deepening her innate intelligence.
After studying many pathways including nutrition & business, Gab landed in Chiro which created a sense of knowing she had found her soul work. Feeling deeply connected to working with pregnant women, mums and babies as a Practitioner her work deepened as she stepped into Motherhood.
"Labour was an incredible gift. I didn't realise I had to shed another layer before welcoming in my daughter"
Gab shares about her four home births, the lessons in trusting herself and the power of Chiropractic care in how it connects us to our innate potential.
"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: Gabriel Floreani
Let's Rise x
After sharing her story on Sunday Sessions Chloe dives deeper into the ego heaviness and intuitive alignments of stepping deeper into her soul work as a midwife.
She shares her physical symptoms around sharing her voice and stepping into her truth; touching on references of some historic threads of being unsafe to hold space for women.
We talk about delayering and embodying our soul work, being seen as space holders in multilayered businesses and the power of balancing the masculine and feminine.
"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: Chloe Thornton
Let's Rise x
A lesson I have learnt over and over again has revolved around setting healthy boundaries. I used to see boundaries as limitations and with an empathetic personality and an open heart I had fallen ( many times) into the narratives of others without asking myself 'What do I want'?
In this episode I share the journey towards understanding my patterns of behaviour, the mirroring effects of my relationships and how I have learnt to create my own healthy boundaries.
During turbulence and change we have been given a powerful gift; time to reflect.
May this podcast be one space to help you rise!
"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.
Let's Rise xx
A strong thread for Chloe has been the awakening of her feminine.
'If I'm going to hold space for others to be vulnerable and create a container for others wellbeing I needed to see and explore those shifts within me'.
The masculine was running her life and the vision of holding space for women giving birth required her to soften into areas of worthiness. Chloe shares her experience she labels 'the incident' which has been one of the threads in letting go of the fear of being female.
'I was very triggered by sex or abuse scenes in movies or females who dressed seductively, any implications or behaviours that would be suggestive around the female triggered me'.
Chloe walks us through her softening and her visions for the future of supporting women in their journey from Maiden to Motherhood.
"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, present, and Emerging"
Music: Caleb Etheridge
Production: The Storyteller Co.
Guest Speaker : Chloe Thornton
Let's Rise x
"I honestly don't fear death, I fear leaving my children, I felt like the weight of the world was on my shoulders".
The Woman behind the creative empire Nomad Styling, Shonel Bryant, shares her story of her rapid diagnoses of a rare breast cancer. The last 10 months has lead her to make powerful decisions and unleashing a vision to be the success story that she never had.
Shonel shares her perspective about dis-ease, the power of the mind, being informed in a reactive culture, having a support team and trusting what was unfolding for her and her family.
This is a raw, powerful and informing conversation.
checkyourbreasts
"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: Shonel Bryant @support.your.girls
Let's Rise x
As I continue to deepen my understanding of this magnificent life, I am discovering the power of narratives, the learned behaviours of self sabotage and the complete geek in me that froths over the law of vibrations. This episode touches on all of these areas and how recent shifts have brought them to the surface of my consciousness.
Let's go between the lines.
"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.
Let's Rise x
Spirituality has been a gateway for Angel to open up her true self, the woman who is seen and heard for who she is. The Journey into her Souls purpose began with a rebellion away from religion, diving into the depths of the external narratives around her and deciding on a different path.
Her child self wanted everyone to be happy and now she works on helping others heal and connect to that happiness. Practising as a Reiki master, teacher and Psychic school facilitator Angel's emotional journey away from the limits placed on her is a true sign of her enlightenment.
"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 : Angel Rogers
Let's Rise x
The vulnerability container of self isolation has taught both Lena and I about self truths, fears and patterns that were needed to be faced. The mirrors have been up for the last 3 months and we share our perspectives of growth through our relationships, parenting and the power of expressing our needs as women.
We are going between the lines with Lena Moxon.
"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 : Lena Moxon
Let's Rise x
Jesse is on a journey to fully allowing her femininity and seeing vulnerability as strength. After being told that her masculine energy was going to keep her from holding sacred space for women she has been diving into the narratives of loving herself (Yoni included) in a nurturing way beyond the nails and dresses. Being willing to step into that space for herself is leading her down the path of helping women honour their lips & bits. We chat openly about her relationships, sex, the tom boy in her and what she's passionate about.
"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: Jesse Bryce
Let's Rise xx
After sharing her story in Sunday Sessions Bryony reflected over the two weeks in order to move through her healing process. In this Between the Lines episode we go deeper into some of the narratives of worthiness, experiencing joy and why she felt like she was picking up where she left off with her 13 year old self.
"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: Bryony Carter
Let's Rise xx
The journey to sober was one ride and then there was the sober journey with an eating disorder, a new rock bottom for Bryony. Facing her inner demons of unworthiness and threads of abandonment she saw the end of her life. And then she made a deal with 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"
Let's Rise x
Music: 'Guardians' by Caleb Etheridge
Production: The Storyteller Co.
Guest Speaker: Bryony Carter
Hey there Progressive Woman!
You're with The Storyteller and we're diving into a midweek thread to weave your story into action. These bitesized snippets will guide you into actionable steps and give you a little kick .. or cuddle in managing your path better.
Let's Rise!
"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.
Do you ever feel like you're treading water, gasping for air? A survival narrative holding you stagnant with the fear of joy?
Have you ever felt fearful of enjoying your life but crave that freedom?
I've felt that for a long time and I feel like I'm stepping into joy so here is my experience that may help you.
Let us Rise
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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.
Helping women come home to their womb spaces has been a lifelong journey for Rhiannon. Having her first bleed at a young age and not feeling informed and empowered within her body she knew there had to be more to this experience.
17 years later she was woken from this discomfort within her Doula studies and realised that her whole life made sense. She was here to guide other women back to their wombs, to understand and feel what is truth for them and to show her daughter that there is nothing to hide and everything to speak about.
This fiery Femme is rising!
"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 : Rhiannon Bullock
Sharing literature that has moved me to towards understanding my Psyche, Soul and my Earth's Journey.
Grab a cuppa, a wine and a blanket as I read you the Introduction to 'The Heroins Journey' by Maureen Murdock.
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.
Book: 'The Heroins Journey' by Maureen Murdock
https://maureenmurdock.com/
To be told she wouldn't ever be able to run the way she used to by her Physician spurred this powerful Taurean to defy the odds. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome had already shaped her teens into a very different reality and Eloise decided that she would not give up or give in to her Syndrome by running a 42km Marathon and living her life to the absolute fullest.
Today we are talking with Eloise German, a woman with a heart of gold and a story of resilience, strength and community.
"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 : Eloise German
Let's Rise
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Hey there Progressive Woman!
You're with The Storyteller and we're diving into a midweek thread to weave your story into action. These bitesized snippets will guide you into actionable steps and give you a little kick .. or cuddle in managing your path better.
Let's Rise!
"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.
When I first met Caitlin a few years ago she was at the peak of the deep dive into an unknown part of herself. Since then she has been to the darkest parts of herself and back, healing old wounds of being alone and realising that her voice was not being heard.
She now holds space for herself and reminds herself daily of what a 'badass' she is. A brave and courageous woman is sharing her story with you so you too may rise.
"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 : Caitlin Haddad
References: Caitlin refers to Elise in her journey @elisereiki https://www.elisereiki.com/
It's time, let us rise
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There was one image that stood out and I wished I was still there. Why though?
Was this the demon of judgement allowing patterns to repeat or the angel of opportunity based on a positive past experience?
This is a raw and unstopped podcast that I talk myself through a debilitating question around body image. I am currently reading 'The Heroines Journey' by Maureen Murdock and it is opening up new growth around my feminine and masculine transitions.
"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 : Clare Bedford
Let us Rise together x
Hey there Progressive Woman!
You're with The Storyteller and we're diving into a midweek thread to weave your story into action. These bitesized snippets will guide you into actionable steps and give you a little kick .. or cuddle in managing your path better. Let's rise!
"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.
Placenta Arts specialist, Civil Celebrant and Yoga teacher Cindy shares her passion for, and power in, the placenta. Not only having an incredible place in the physical development of the Embryo the placenta is 'our babies first best friend' which becomes a deeper spiritual bond requiring nurturing, celebrating and releasing with kindness; rather than cut from the baby and disposed of.
Cindy shares her story and vision for kinder people and living with peace by preparing women for gentle birthing and honouring the connection of our placentas.
Music: 'Guardians' by Caleb Etheridge
Production: The Storyteller Co.
Guest Speaker: Cindy Catherine
With Motherhood guilt showing up more frequently lately I was moved to connect to the source of this pain. Upon reflections, listening to podcasts on womb healing and a powerful conversation with a local healer I had this overwhelming realisation of my abortion 6 years ago. I felt the threads of my guilt connect in this moment, shame and loss, fear and judgement and walking an un-sturdy line with a taboo subject looming over me.
With my nerves set aside, I welcome those open and ready to share this space with me however if this is a trigger point for you please honour your healing by choosing to take it slow.
With love, this is my truth.
Let's Rise
"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.
Noted Resources: "Ina May's Guide to Childbirth' by Ina May Gaskin (book) & Podcast 'Womb Centred Healing'
Hey there Progressive Woman!
You're with The Storyteller and we're diving into a midweek thread to weave your story into action. These bitesized snippets will guide you into actionable steps and give you a little kick .. or cuddle in managing your path better. Let's rise!
After sharing her story on Sunday Sessions Shaina connects back in with us about how she re-opened the old wound of losing a loved one to suicide. We talk about the power of videoing your grief, contributing to others by sharing your story and how we can deeper understand death by letting go of control.
Let's go between the lines.
Let's Rise.
"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: Shaina Sandfort
Today we are connecting the threads of Karina, a Reiki Master, Womens coach, Speaker and Sacred activist, who has been diving onto the depths of self and Earth to teach others how to 'come home' to themselves.
This wise eco-babe speaks with kindness, passion and vision for the future and has opened up in this episode to share her own challenges with moving from Ego to Eco.
Let's Rise.
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"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, present, and Emerging"
Music: Caleb Etheridge
Production: The Storyteller Co.
Guest Speaker : Karina Donkers
The fractured parts of us are usually the most integral part for the next chapter of life, these parts are gifts and allowing those to be shared empower the voices of others.
After sharing her story with me a couple of weeks ago Lena and I spoke about the concept of truth and the power in sharing your story layer by layer. It's ok to come out of the other end of trauma and wonder " What the F#*% did I just say"? There are many more chances to shed those layers; those truths.
Let's go between the lines.
"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 : Lena Moxon
Having her first relationship at 12 years of age, Shaina, now in her 22nd Year, reflects on the experiences that have shaped her personal philosophies and built her self worth.
Her wisdom comes from being able to navigate and draw upon the lessons within her teenage reality.
Trigger warning for Parents (especially with teenagers) as this episode and Shaina's story shines light on the reality of what life can feel like as a teen and traumas we cannot ever predict as parents.
This is an incredible opportunity to create conversations with your girls (and boys) around navigating emotions and instilling those valuable perspectives as they too journey through this time of life.
I have not shared this part of my story for 15 years.
As women around me are going deeper and allowing their layers to shed I decided it's time to let my skeleton out!
After an uncomfortable conversation about pornography and my threads of worthiness and self love it came to me, last night in bed, that the darkest part of my life at age 14 was ready to be healed through.
I'm vulnerable and sharing my heart and as I click this submit button I've got a knot in my stomach however I am wiling to rise.
May this help you to be brave, connect deeper and love your story.
Clare x
Hey there Progressive Woman!
You're with The Storyteller and we're diving into a midweek thread to weave your story into action. These bitesized snippets will guide you into actionable steps and give you a little kick .. or cuddle in managing your path better. Let's rise!
Hey there Progressive Woman!
You're with The Storyteller and we're diving into a midweek thread to weave your story into action. These bitesized snippets will guide you into actionable steps and give you a little kick .. or cuddle in managing your path better. Let's rise!
Woman of Today: Lena Moxon, who over the last decade has been building upon her self belief, resilience and not letting the words of divorce define her. Lena reflects on her journey and shares openly and vulnerably her reality of her divorce and how she has transitioned into a Woman with intention in all areas of life. Running a successful business with her Husband and Son, providing a positive fitness and mindset platform for her community. The lessons she has learnt is being paid forward to others around her through her work and the way she walks through life.
Sharing our stories can be scary so I am going to start by sharing mine. May this be the first of many layers that I shed to help you move forward in life, feel present and feel you are worthy of anything you desire.