Randall Patten on Embracing Consciousness for Recovery
The malady is the forgetfulness of who and what we are, or the ego you know, not realizing the true power that s within us, which is our consciousness, our awareness.
Ever wondered why some people can't seem to break free from the grip of alcoholism? Randall Patten from San Diego, CA, has been there and shares his eye-opening journey on this episode of the Daily Reflection Podcast. Titled 'Understanding the Malady', Randall dives into the concept of how forgetfulness of our true selves, or the ego, plays a role in addiction.
He candidly discusses his own struggles with feelings of annoyance and contempt towards others who couldn't make it in A.A., and how he overcame these emotions through a shift in consciousness and awareness. Randall highlights how meditation and maintaining conscious contact helped him challenge his limiting beliefs and replace fear and anxiety with a sense of inner peace. He emphasizes the importance of living in the present moment as a key to personal transformation.
Along the way, Randall mentions influential authors and books that guided him, including Joel S. Goldsmith, Neville Goddard, Marianne Williamson's 'A Return to Love', and the 'Bhagavad Gita'. This episode isn't just for those battling alcoholism; it's for anyone seeking to understand the deeper aspects of addiction and recovery. Randall's story is a testament to the power of consciousness and awareness in overcoming life's challenges.
Tune in to hear how embracing these concepts can lead to a more peaceful and fulfilling life.