Marci Lock, also known as, SunDari, the Alchemist of Light and Liberation, is a Global Heart & Feel Leader for the planet and guide to lasting healing and rapid transformation.

Many know the story of how she made her way from a single mum working as a $2/hr waitress to taking on million-dollar clients.

In this magical conversation she guides us beyond the surface-level self-empowerment to reveal the truths within operating from heart consciousness. She's known for Activating DNA, Divine Remembrance, Liberation, Abundance, and Wholeness Codes for all of humankind to truly become the New Humans of a New Earth and I've had the pleasure of experiencing much of this first-hand.

This woman has a vision as big as her heart. Lauren speaks into her journey from disembodied spirituality to mind-obsessed self-development, and a realisation her true path to consciously creating a life she loves, while simultaneously birthing her vision for the world, is found in weaving together both the seen and unseen aspects of life.

We also cover body shame, her favourite daily rituals, and how she's learned to embrace the art of living creatively.

Mona Bantle shares her incredible 29-year journey of fear, rage, and forgiveness for the man who violently assaulted, raped, and abducted her while she was working in real estate. Many of those years were spent suppressing it all with prescription drugs and alcohol, but her desire to speak up led to finding peace and healing for herself and her attacker.

Hers was the first case that allowed DNA testing, and she was the first victim to be allowed to share her testimony in court.

Because of this brave woman and the power of her voice over 100 other victims were discovered. God knows how many more saved from the same atrocities. And she's only just getting started.

Shame, rejection, judgement. Feeling alone without ever really being alone. When you’re born gay into a strict religious community it’s just your version of ‘normal’. Damaging, yes, but it’s the harsh reality Ruth G found herself in as she fumbled her way through trusting what felt so right and being told was so unforgivably wrong.

But for Ruth, it was exactly what set her free.