I have actually been asked this question from time to time. The last time was in front of Beate's camera.

No. But danger is a matter of interpretation.

The topic of "danger" has come up for me again and again in recent years, even outside the context of cacao. What I keep noticing is that danger is ultimately just an interpretation of a possibility.

A possible scenario that tries to throw me off balance in my identity as a human being and entrepreneur. From the perspective of the Higher Self, there are no dangers. There are only experiences, lessons, and an ever-continuing path.

My very good friend and coach Lukas and I explored this topic and played through possible "danger scenarios."

"Aren't you painting a worst-case scenario there?" some positively affirmed yogi might ask. In a perfectly harmonious world, we would be, because in such a world, every event on both a personal and social level would be consistent and directed toward the well-being of all.

As the world is currently set up, from my and Lukas's perspective, it makes sense to observe, think through, and plan some things so they can gain a foothold in this arbitrariness invented by human reason.

Growth potential through ceremonial cacao

And here, too, it became clear to me in the end that every so-called danger ultimately holds potential for growth and often represents exactly the scenario needed to take the next step, open the next chapter, and discover the vitality of life.

What is your favorite danger?

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