Soul Loom
Soul LoomStories and reflections for sensitive souls navigating change, healing, and self-reconnection.Each episode gently weaves together insight, intuition, and spiritual grounding — creating a space to pause, reflect, and come home to yourself.
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The Question You Can't Answer Yourself - A Live Channeling Session with Katische Haberfield (opens the original)
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Some questions you carry for months without ever saying them out loud, not because you don't know them, but because you're waiting for permission to ask. In this episode of Soul Loom, I sit down with Katische Haberfield, direct transmission channeller and host of the Infinite Life podcast, and instead of talking about channelling, we do it live. What comes through changes the conversation entirely, several presences speak through Katische, including a voice connected to a past life of mine, and
Blowing Away the Cobwebs: A Story of Resilience and Becoming with Julie Hayes (opens the original)
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In this deeply moving episode, Julie Hayes opens up about her personal journey of survival, growth, and transformation. From navigating a difficult childhood by finding clever ways to survive, to using riding as an escape route into nature, Julie shares how she cleared her own pathway to becoming who she is today. We dive into: The Escape Route: How riding into the bush became her refuge and place of healing. The Power of Becoming: Overcoming childhood adversity and building an independent life
Burnout, Breast Cancer and Becoming: One Woman's Reckoning with Roni Millard (opens the original)
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Roni Millard https://thewellbeing-edge.com/ spent thirty years climbing corporate, achieving at the highest levels, running on fumes. Osteoporosis at thirty nine, miscarriages, constant exhaustion, anaemia — her body was sending signals for years. She ignored every single one because the trajectory felt non negotiable. It took breast cancer to force her to stop and ask what she was actually building this for. This is a conversation about the signals that arrive long before the crisis, about what
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