Harley Bonner

Decoding Hermetic Sciences with Harley Bonner

Harley Bonner is one of Australia’s most recognised actors best known for his roles on both of Australia’s longest running and iconic tv series; Neighbours and Home and Away.

After suddenly departing the show at the end of 2021, 2022 gifted Harley the fortuitous opportunity to live out another lifelong dream.

Spending a year travelling around the world with meditation teacher, Sifu Mark Rasmus, intensively studying the Hermetic sciences.

Get ready for an unbelievable episode as we chat about his journey, his faith and a whole lot more.

To find out more about Harley, you can currently keep up to him via his Instagram @harleympb

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