Connection to the Cosmos with Lauren Dionysius

Join me for an “out of this world” conversation with Lauren Dionysius.

 

Born Energy emerged through Lauren’s spiritual experiences as a Registered Nurse, caring for over 7000 critically ill babies requiring intensive care from birth. Dealing with cases of extreme prematurity, unexpected birth trauma, congenital abnormalities, surgery, infection and complex social situations left her questioning the “why” behind every baby’s journey—especially when these babies did not survive. As a highly sensitive human, Lauren felt the world around her at a visceral level and began to absorb the surrounding energies, emotions, and behaviours of these babies, which was physically, emotionally and mentally exhausting.

 

After a much-needed break (including a near-death experience in Africa), Lauren felt an inexplicable urge to return to the nursery. Here she began experiencing phenomena she initially dismissed: hearing unborn babies, feeling their energy fields and seeing images of non-human beings around babies in ICU. But it was when she experienced three shared death experiences, witnessing these babies’ souls as they left the Earth, that she realised she could no longer ignore what was happening. It was clear that both the babies and their energetic guides were trying to communicate. Deciding to listen, she discovered insights and wisdom from their perspective, that not only changed the way she cared for babies clinically, but what she believed about life and death.

 

Lauren is now passionate about honouring the very real human experience (including grief and loss) while integrating the wisdom that babies have to share with us around their purpose, personality, past lives, perspectives and parenting. Babies communicate from preconception, throughout pregnancy (including miscarriage, termination and stillbirth) and into early childhood. After all, babies are the ones who come and go from the Earth, so it doesn’t it make sense that they have the answers to the questions we ask about them?