Yoga and Recovery: Bridging the Gap to Healing with Tommy Rosen
Episode Overview
Yoga is a pathway to true transformation and healing, despite being controversial in its essence. The episode addresses the resistance to yoga in addiction recovery and emphasizes its universal nature. Tommy stresses that true yoga is not a religious process, but a means to connect with higher power and achieve healing. The discussion explores the challenges of introducing yogic practices in the Western world and breaking misconceptions about its association with religion. Listeners are inspired to embrace the comprehensive path of yoga in recovery for a more powerful and complete healing journey.
Everything that truly, truly transforms a person's life, I mean truly, not just a little, but something that brings real transformation into a person's life is controversial. All of it.
Ever wondered how yoga can play a pivotal role in addiction recovery? In this episode of 'In The Circle', Tommy Rosen dives into the often-overlooked connection between yoga and overcoming addiction. Joined by Chris, they tackle some tough questions about why people resist yoga and how it can be made more accessible to everyone. Tommy breaks down common misconceptions, explaining that yoga isn't about religion but about calming the mind and finding your own truth.
He also discusses how cultural, regional, and language barriers can be overcome, making yoga a universal tool for healing. Whether you're new to recovery or have been on the journey for years, this episode offers fresh perspectives and practical advice on integrating yoga into your path to sobriety. It's a must-listen for anyone curious about how ancient practices can aid in modern recovery.