Terminal Uniqueness is the idea that our story is so unique that no traditional methods of recovery could help us. Read More
Shadow work can be a meaningful complement to addiction recovery, though it's important to remember it's not a substitute for professional treatment. In the realm of addiction, personal shadows often involve unacknowledged pain, trauma, or unresolved emotional issues. Engaging in shadow work can bring these hidden aspects to light, offering insights into the underlying emotional... Read More
Going no contact with a loved one might be the solution to healing from unresolved trauma. It should not be taken lightly Read More
End stigma on meth addiction. See it as a health issue rooted in trauma. Foster empathy, revamp systems, address socio-economic factors. Heal together. Read More
the efficacy of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). Its 12-step program, anchored in spirituality, continues to yield impressive results Read More
It is a disturbing reality of human existence that we often become our own worst enemies. A sinister force, lurking within the realms of our consciousness, surreptitiously sabotages our wellness, happiness, and true potential. It isn't a malevolent spirit or external entity, but a facet of our own psyche that can expand beyond its useful... Read More
In the realm of the family, love is supposed to be an unconditional force that binds us together, a refuge that shelters us from the storms of the world. Yet, within the unseen corners of seemingly ordinary households, there exists a darker narrative, one that echoes with the cries of scapegoated children. A chilling statistic... Read More
In the echoing corridors of spiritual discourse, there is a concept that often gets overlooked – one that is as paradoxically simple as it is profoundly complex. This concept is the human ego, the invisible puppet master that, for many, is the wellspring of all suffering. The ego is the “I” in our endless internal... Read More
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a well-known, global support group that has helped millions of people overcome alcohol addiction. Central to the AA program is the concept of embracing “a God of your understanding,” which encourages individuals to develop their own concept of a higher power to aid in their recovery. This inclusive approach to spirituality... Read More
Exploring the Connection Between Spiritual Bypassing and Addiction The realm of spirituality often brings to mind notions of selflessness, humility, and transcendent growth. However, beneath this veil of purity lies a potential pitfall known as the spiritual ego—a deceptive manifestation of the ego that can wreak havoc in human lives. This phenomenon is not only... Read More