About this episode
What if the worst thing that's ever happened to you was actually the best? I know that sounds wild, maybe even offensive depending on where you are in your journey. But sometimes the hardest things that happen in our lives, those things that feel like our personal living nightmare, end up being the best things that have ever happened for us. I met Axel Schura in Bali during a deep shadow work retreat where we shared the hardest things that have ever happened in our lives around a fire. It was such a humanizing experience hearing the men share their heartbreaks and pain. His journey was through cancer, a one-week life sentence that became a complete transformation. In this episode, we explore: 💔 How to shift from "Why me?" to "How is this happening for me?" 🧠 Why the word "should" is the most toxic word (and what it does to your body) 💪 The power of act as if psychology when everything feels uncertain ❤️ Why accepting challenges doesn't mean spiritually bypassing the pain ✨ How our greatest problem is believing we shouldn't have any problems We talk about the journey from asking terrible questions to asking empowering ones. How crying for months can actually be processing grief you never knew you were holding. Why the word "should" is poisoning you. And how our souls chose these experiences to crack us open. Four years later, Axel lives in Bali, travels the world, and just wrote a book. This episode is permission to trust that maybe this terrible thing is actually one of the best things that ever happened for you. Connect with Axel Schura on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/axelschura/?hl=en Learn more about Axel's new book here: https://axelschura.com/maybe/ Make this the year you finally start your podcast movement be personally mentored in a small group setting with me https://sahararosecourses.com/podcast-mentorship If you are looking for a diverse + nourishing community of like-minded souls I'd love to invite you to join Rose Gold Goddesses at https://www.rosegoldgodd
