The Making Of A Bad Bitch & Coming Into Self LoveThe Making Of A Bad Bitch & Coming Into Self Love
Goddess Talk Radio
On this episode of Goddess Talk Sister Oshun Bey reads from From #FromBadChickToGoddess Chapter2 #TheMakingOfABadBitch. We then go into the #TheGoddessHandbook and discuss #GoddessLaw number 1 #SelfLove
45:01•25 Jul 2018
From Bad Chick to Goddess: Sister Oshun's Journey to Self-Love
“When you love yourself, it's always gonna be haters. Yeah, it's all about red, black and that green for Chianiza and for Lena, and for all the pretty little girls going out to my mama, my favorite woman, and for all the women in the world.”
Imagine rising from the ashes of domestic abuse, prostitution, rape, and drug addiction to become a beacon of hope and empowerment. That's exactly what Sister Oshun Bey has done, and in this episode of Goddess Talk Radio, she invites listeners into her transformative journey. With a degree in Mental Health and Human Services and a focus on Domestic Violence Prevention, Sister Oshun blends personal experience with professional insight to uplift women who have faced similar struggles.
The episode kicks off with a reading from her book, #FromBadChickToGoddess, specifically Chapter 2 titled 'The Making of a Bad Bitch'. Here, she challenges societal norms that aim to suppress women's true selves. Her words resonate with raw honesty: 'When you love yourself, it's always gonna be haters.' This sets the stage for a deep dive into the concept of self-love, the first law from her 'Goddess Handbook'.
Sister Oshun shares her own path to self-love, emphasizing that it’s crucial to love oneself before extending that love to others. Her candid discussion reveals how she learned not to internalize every insult, a skill that was vital for her survival and healing. Her journey is ongoing, filled with continuous learning and growth. This episode isn't just about Sister Oshun's story; it's a powerful call to action for women to recognize their own worth and beauty.
Through heartfelt anecdotes and practical advice, she encourages women to heal from their trauma and take control of their lives. Her message is clear: self-love is the foundation for all other forms of love and empowerment. Listeners will find this episode both inspiring and relatable. Sister Oshun’s blend of personal narrative and professional guidance makes for a compelling listen that offers hope, strength, and a roadmap for those on their own journey to self-love and healing.

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