High Vibe Rebellion: Luciana Invites Dance Heal Feel All

"I either really change my life and who I am, or I leave."How one woman's journey from suicidal depression to spiritual rebellion is creating Toronto's first alcohol-free music festival, and teaching us all to party with our soulsLuciana Santaguida was 18, sitting in her university dorm room, facing the kind of decision that splits your life into before and after. Depression, bulimia, suicidal thoughts, the darkness had compound interest, and she was drowning in it."I can't stay here like this anymore," she told herself. So she reached out to her mom and said the words that would save her life: "I need help."Today, at 32, Luciana is standing in a field of 700,000 sunflowers in Caledon, Ontario, preparing to host what she calls "a revolution of compassion", Toronto's first alcohol-free music festival. The Sunflower Garden Festival isn't just an event; it's a spiritual intervention for a generation that's been taught to numb instead of feel.The Wound That Started It All"There's the identity part which describes the things I do and share," Luciana explains, her voice carrying the kind of presence that makes you want to lean in. "And then there's the energy part. That is just the essence that I...