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Back to EpisodesWhy People Think I’m Crazy for Going to Egypt
Description
Everyone has an opinion about safety.
Especially when you tell them you're traveling somewhere that the media has decided is “dangerous.”
As Julietta prepares to leave for Egypt, the warnings started pouring in.
“Be careful.”
“Is it safe there?”
“I would never go.”
But it raises a deeper question… How do we actually decide if something is safe?
Is it based on reality? Or is it based on stories we’ve absorbed from the news, past experiences, and the collective fear circulating around us?
In this episode of Cacao Conversations, Julietta and Dorice explore the psychology and energetics of safety.
They talk about:
• Why the human brain is wired to look for danger
• How media amplifies fear and shapes perception
• The difference between intuition and conditioned anxiety
• How past experiences program our sense of safety
• Why learning to regulate your nervous system changes everything
• How to create an inner sense of safety even in uncertain environments
Safety isn’t only about external circumstances. It’s also about the relationship you have with your own awareness, intuition, and nervous system.
This conversation might challenge some assumptions — and open the door to a more empowered way of moving through the world.
If you’ve ever felt held back by fear, this episode is for you.
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Julietta Wenzel
Founder of Body & Soul Ministries
Instagram: @bodyandsoulministries
Dorice Ross
Elder of Body & Soul Ministries
Instagram: @rossdorice
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