Michael Stoller
Michael Stoller
#166 Whole Again By Jackson MacKenzie
#166 Whole Again By Jackson MacKenzie
#166 Whole Again By Jackson MacKenzie
Wednesday 18th December 2019
Michael Stoller delves into 'Whole Again' by Jackson MacKenzie, discussing the importance of sitting with your feelings for true healing.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Healing in Stillness: Michael Stoller on 'Whole Again' by Jackson MacKenzie
The purpose of the feeling is to sit with it and to sit with it without trying to relieve it and not being dependent on your sponsor or your friend or your therapist, or an aa meeting, or even a reading from the bible or reading from a book or anything outside of you, that the first thing to do is sit with it yourself and see if you could be with that feeling and just maybe, as you grow and get stronger spiritually.
Have you ever wondered if simply sitting with your feelings could be the key to true healing? In this episode of 'MY BLUEPRINT: Struggle Towards Emotional Sobriety', Michael Stoller dives into the profound lessons he gleaned from Jackson MacKenzie's book 'Whole Again'. As someone who has read countless self-help books, Michael places this one in his top five, and it's easy to see why.
The book emphasizes that while addressing trauma and emotional wounds is crucial, it's not the whole picture. True healing involves sitting with your feelings, without rushing to alleviate them or relying on external distractions. This can be incredibly uncomfortable, but Michael argues that it's a necessary step towards rediscovering your true self. Throughout the episode, Michael shares personal anecdotes and reflections on how these insights have impacted his own journey towards emotional sobriety.
He candidly discusses the challenges of facing one's emotions head-on and the transformative power that comes from embracing this discomfort. Whether you're struggling with past trauma, emotional abuse, or simply looking for a deeper understanding of yourself, this episode offers valuable guidance. Michael's relatable storytelling and genuine empathy make it a must-listen for anyone on the path to healing and self-discovery.