Faded Podcast
Faded Podcast
18. Grounded: Spirituality in Recovery
18. Grounded: Spirituality in Recovery
18. Grounded: Spirituality in Recovery
Friday 2nd October 2020
Join John Iudice and Mark Lefevbre on Faded Podcast as they discuss spirituality's role in recovery, covering mindfulness, self-awareness, and overcoming religious trauma.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Balance: Spirituality's Role in Recovery with John Iudice and Mark Lefevbre
I know that for me personally, that the condition of my spiritual health, or what we call my spiritual condition, is oftentimes a key indicator in terms of how I'm doing with my recovery.
How does spirituality fit into the journey of addiction recovery? In this episode of the Faded Podcast, John Iudice and Mark Lefevbre dive deep into this complex and often misunderstood topic. They explore the nuances of spirituality, making a clear distinction between it and organized religion, and discuss how you can embrace spirituality even if you're not religious. The conversation highlights core principles like grounded mindfulness and the importance of regular practice in achieving wellness.
John and Mark share their personal experiences, illustrating how willingness to accept a higher power can help relinquish the need for control, leading to a more peaceful state of mind. They also touch on the significance of self-awareness and growth, pointing out that spiritual health is a crucial aspect of successful recovery. Mindfulness practices are another key focus, offering practical advice on staying present and calming emotional turbulence.
The episode doesn't shy away from tough topics like religious trauma and the challenges of integrating spirituality within family dynamics. By emphasizing that the recovery journey itself is where growth happens, rather than the destination, John and Mark provide a refreshing perspective on what it means to be spiritually grounded in recovery.