EPISODE · Jul 28, 2026 · 1H 35M
149 Stop Trying to Heal | Svea
from From the Grave Podcast · host Scott Russell
What if healing isn’t about constantly trying to fix yourself?In this episode, I sit down with Svea—a somatic healing teacher living in Paraguay whose mission is to help humanity meet God again.We talk about trauma, shame, grief, nervous-system healing, Jesus, spiritual warfare, the intelligence of the body, and why we can’t think our way out of wounds that need to be felt.Svea shares how achieving conventional success left her depressed, anorexic, and disconnected from herself—and how heartbreak and grief dismantled her old identity and opened the door to God.We also get into why wounded people reject love, how “healing” can become another identity, the danger of quick fixes, and what it means to stop living helplessly and reclaim the power of choice.This conversation gets deep, strange, beautiful, and incredibly honest.Connect with Svea on Instagram:@svea_earthfreedomhttps://www.instagram.com/svea_earthfreedom/Follow Scott Russell and From the Grave:Instagram: @scott_russellWebsite: https://www.ftgcoaching.comIf this episode hits you, share it with someone who has spent long enough fighting themselves.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC93nT0ACHVfQGW5-BaLNZMQ https://www.instagram.com/fromthegravepodcast/https://fromthegraveco.com
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What if healing isn’t about constantly trying to fix yourself? In this episode, I sit down with Svea—a somatic healing teacher living in Paraguay whose mission is to help humanity meet God again. We talk about trauma, shame, grief, nervous-system healing, Jesus, spiritual warfare, the intelligence of the body, and why we can’t think our way out of wounds that need to be felt. Svea shares how achieving conventional success left her depressed, anorexic, and disconnected from herself—and how hea...
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