Sunny Ariel

Sunny Ariel was born in England, raised in the US and then moved to Israel where she formed an advertising agency, published a weekly newspaper, and worked with the Israel film industry selling foreign rights and facilitating co-productions. Her life changed drastically in 1989 when her lover was killed in the helicopter crash during the filming of Delta Force II. Her subsequent discovery of the realities beyond our three dimensions is movingly told in her books: Shalom My Love and Drops of Magic. Her personal belief is that the whole purpose of human existence is to systematically convey the knowledge and consciousness known as 'the afterlife' into the Earthly dimension, thus bringing both dimensions into a full condition of Unity with each other.

The birth of her grandchildren opened Sunny's eyes to even brighter dimensions. She has made it her life's mission to create ways to welcome, embrace, nurture, and to learn from the new young people on our planet. "Millennials Arising" is a television series she has created just for this purpose. She says: "This show will especially reach the 17- to 34-year olds who are asking the deep questions of life and discovering they are here to help the world make this important shift." She currently resides in Sedona, Arizona.