Soul Loom with Michelle Wollaston

Long after it first began to whisper. In this episode I sit down with Victoria Basil, international award-winning author, channeller and consciousness researcher, whose ability to perceive the inside of the human body, from organs and bones down to cellular and neural activity, took her two and a half years to accept as real.Victoria demonstrates a live express Body Scan & Healing™ on me, knowing nothing of my medical history, and we compare what she saw with what I know of my own body. She then takes us into her channelled work with the Star People, earth grids and timelines, and the question at the heart of her book Star People’s Wisdom: Messages from Beyond the Stars for Human Awakening, which asks who you are once you remove everything you were told you had to be.If you have ever sensed that some of the patterns you carry were never yours to begin with, Victoria closes with a simple, grounded practice for hearing yourself again, one built on removing rather than adding.Victoria’s body scan work is her own perceptual practice and does not replace medical diagnosis, testing or treatment.𝗟𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗿 𝗼𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗿15% off Victoria’s signature private sessions for 14 days after this episode with the code DWC26 at www.infinitytriangle.net, applying to Body Scan & Healing™, Megaquantic Reading™ and Integrated Multidimensional Session™.𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗿 𝗣𝗲𝗼𝗽𝗹𝗲’𝘀 𝗪𝗶𝘀𝗱𝗼𝗺www.VictoriaBasilBooks.com (Amazon)www.VictoriaBasilBooksBy.com (international shipping, including Eastern Europe)

Sleeping five hours a night, seven days a week, while raising two young children and running an award winning business can look like commitment until your body decides otherwise, and in 2018 that is exactly what happened to Iris Isaacs, founder of Insync Design jewellery in Melbourne, when a stroke stopped a business exporting ten thousand handmade pieces a year to museums around the world.In this conversation Iris shares the story of her stroke, the months spent drawing eight hours a day to rebuild her brain, and the decision to leave wholesale behind and build a direct relationship with the women who collect her work. She speaks candidly about hustle culture, the warning signs she never noticed while living on adrenaline, why women in business so often put their own wellbeing last, and what changed once sleep, movement and time alone became non-negotiable.If you are a woman running a business, holding down a demanding job or juggling family and work, this episode offers a grounded look at work life balance, stroke recovery, and the example we set for our children by how we live. Iris's message is that the gentle nudge before the crisis is a gift, and that stopping to take stock is possible before your body makes the decision for you.

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 guide and host of the Infinite Life podcast, and instead of talking about direct transmission, we do it live.What comes through changes the conversation entirely, and I was asked not to edit this session, so you'll hear that request within the episode itself. What you hear is shared as personal belief and lived spiritual experience, not as established fact, and not as prediction, and it is offered for entertainment purposes only. What you take from it, and what you make of it, is entirely yours.This one asks you to sit with something rather than solve it. Come listen.Contact Katische Hotline to the Past Podcast Private Past Life Friend Session

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 at 17.Turning Point: Starting her first school as a teenager and helping others find self-confidence.Finding Freedom: Breaking free from the past to embrace new adventures and opportunities.A powerful conversation on resilience, self-discovery, and the courage it takes to shape your own future.

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 it costs to stay unconscious, about the moment you finally have to listen. If you're a high performing woman, a leader, someone who thinks resting is a waste of time, you'll hear yourself in this story. If you're ignoring what your body's been trying to tell you, this is the directional correction you've been avoiding.Roni is a wellness consultant, certified NLP coach and soon to be published author. She works with women and organisations to build cultures where ambition and wellbeing actually belong together. This episode includes a practical exercise you can start today to tune back into what your body's been communicating all along.Your becoming doesn't require your breaking.Contact Roni to take advantage of these offers email Roni [email protected] the first 10 women who contact her: complimentary 20 minute wellbeing strategy session.For organisations or founders with a business: 30 minute call to look at the organisational perspective.

Pat Allchorne is a breast cancer survivor twice over. Twenty-six years after her first diagnosis, cancer returned — twice, within months — and she chose mastectomies both times. For twenty years she ran The Book Loft in Warrington, a second-hand bookshop where 40,000 books created what locals called an Aladdin's cave of delights. In July 2024, a fall broke her ribs and punctured her lung. In the months that followed, cancer was discovered in both breasts. Now retired, Pat writes book reviews and articles for DWC Magazine, sings with her church choir, and continues to read with the same joy she always has. In this episode, she talks about what it meant to build community inside a bookshop, why her scars might have saved her life, and what bouncing forward actually means — moving toward who you're becoming, not back to who you were. For anyone facing cancer, grief, health challenges, or the hard work of resilience: this is your conversation. Find Pat's writing and book reviews at DWC Magazine.https://dwcmagazine.com

From cardboard caskets to Viking funerals, this episode will make you laugh, think, and finally have the conversation you have been putting off.Lisa Herbert has spent thirteen years making death planning less awkward. As the author of The Bottom Drawer Book: The After Death Action Plan, now in its fifth edition, Lisa is on a mission to give Australians the confidence and knowledge to plan their own farewell and make things easier for the people they leave behind.In this episode we talk about what sparked a teenager reading a groundbreaking psychiatrist's work to eventually write a funeral planning guide, why your will is probably the worst place to leave your final wishes, what a cardboard casket covered in the Sydney Roosters logo has to do with all of this, and why recording your mum making Anzac biscuits might be the most important thing you do this week.Funny, warm, and genuinely useful. This is the episode to gift to someone you love.Find Lisa at thebottomdrawerbook.com.au and follow her on Facebook at The Bottom Drawer Book. Cemetery tours at cemeterytourstoowoomba.com.au

You saw the words "you're exactly where you thought you wanted to be, but now you're second guessing yourself" and something in you landed. Not in your head. Somewhere lower than that.This three-minute audio is for the woman who built something real, who has always been capable, and who is quietly wondering why everything feels heavier than it should right now. Not broken. Not behind. Not too late. But something has shifted and you can feel it.What you're experiencing is not a personal failing. It's data. And when you understand what it's actually telling you, nothing is hard in the same way anymore.The clarity assessment linked in the show notes will tell you more about why it feels the way it does than anything else you'll do today.michellewollaston.com

We plan our births. We plan our weddings. We plan everything — except the one thing that is guaranteed to happen to every single one of us.In this episode I sit down with Melissa Warren, a Reiki Master, Seichem Master, animal communicator and End of Life Doula based on the Central Coast of NSW, to talk about the role most people have never heard of but almost everyone will eventually need.We talk about what a death doula actually does, when you call one, and why having one in your corner can change everything — not just for the person dying, but for the family trying to hold it all together around them.We also talk about the conversations nobody is having but everyone should be — advanced care directives, voluntary assisted dying, what happens to your body after you die, and why there is absolutely no rush.This is not a morbid conversation. It is one of the most practical, compassionate and quietly revolutionary ones I have had on Soul Loom.If you have ever sat at a bedside, managed a death, or quietly wondered what you would do when the time comes — this episode is for you.Find MelissaMelissa's FacebookMelissa's Instagram

CONTENT NOTE: This episode includes brief, non-graphic references to suicide, trauma, and sexual assault in the context of policing and healing work.How does a police detective investigating serious crimes become an intuitive somatic mentor? In this conversation, Stacey Webb shares her journey from law enforcement—working in sexual assault and coronial investigations—to helping people reconnect with their nervous system, inner wisdom, and capacity for healing.Stacey explores what it means to be a "warrior of grace," holding space for others in their most vulnerable moments while learning to hold space for herself. She discusses how intuition guided her work as a detective, why somatic practices allow healing without retelling trauma, and how our nervous system responds to protect us—often in ways we don't consciously understand.We talk about the difference between fight, flight, freeze, and fawn responses, why trusting intuition feels harder when the guidance is uncomfortable, and how embodied grace means accepting all parts of ourselves—not just the ones we're happy to show.IN THIS EPISODE:What "embodied grace" means in real termsHow intuition works in high-stakes policing situationsWhy your nervous system chooses freeze, fight, or flight before your brain registers dangerSomatic healing without having to tell your trauma storyBuilding self-trust when you don't know the next stepPractising intuition like a muscleABOUT STACEY WEBB:Stacey Webb is an intuitive somatic mentor and author devoted to helping people reconnect with their inner wisdom and natural capacity for healing. Her work supports the nervous system through somatic awareness, intuitive guidance, and compassionate presence. With many years of experience in law enforcement as a detective in sexual assault and coronial investigations, Stacey brings a unique understanding of trauma and human vulnerability to her mentoring practice.STACEY'S BOOKS:Embodied Grace: Trusting Yourself, Healing Deeply and Expanding Fully (with card deck) – Available for pre-order April 2025The Intuitive DetectiveFoundations of TappingCONNECT WITH STACEY:Website: https://www.staceywebb.com.au/Pre-order Embodied Grace: https://www.staceywebb.com.au/embodied-grace-preorder