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Waking Up from Addiction (revised)
When we stay aware as the ever-present witness: true Self-awareness of our thoughts and emotions with nonjudgmental loving-kindness…
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How Do I Stop?
How are you going to stop your harmful habits? How are you going to stop drinking, stop using drugs, stop smoking, stop your sex addiction, stop gambling, overeating, overworking, overexercising, or obsessing over internet social…
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Acceptance: in the House of Recovery (revised)
Proactive Acceptance brings freedom (healing) by completing unfinished memories; that is the only true way to “let go” of the past!
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Planning Recovery From Your Past…
Recovery begins in a safe place of unconditional Love and emotional support, where you feel free to express the Love flowing through you!
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Recovery from the Trauma Under My Addictions…
I got sober, and strong enough through spiritual awareness to face my pain and mental suffering, and heal my past, by understanding now what I didn’t understand then.
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How Do I Stay Sober After Leaving Recovery?
How do I know that by getting sober and staying sober in Recovery, I am strong enough to try staying sober on my own when I leave my sober community? The truth is, that is…
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Addiction Recovery starts with Surrender. Staying Sober requires staying Humble!
What attachments do you need to surrender—to stay sober today—to be humble, so you can be free of the past?
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Staying Connected is Staying Aware…
Staying Aware that you are wired differently now, creating a new self-image for living a sober lifestyle.
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When Leaving Addiction Recovery, Don’t Be Afraid, Be Aware!
Checking into Recovery is the courageous first step; It offers the grace to realize our Higher Power!
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Please Don’t f*** with Me; I’m Healing My Mind, right now!
What if, instead, our true Self lies beyond the conscious mind?
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When my Mind is at Peace, my Heart is Full of Love!
When there is no resistance to the flow of Love through my heart, I realize an existence beyond my temporary mind.
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Sobriety Meeting: true Self-introduction
“I am” aware that my mind has been conditioned by addiction, but I am sober now.