Hitbodedut: Michael Stoller's Path to Emotional Sobriety
This hibatidu practice is a practice that I'm committed to this year. It's a way for me to connect with god and find emotional sobriety by being led on a leash, just like my dog Lola.
Ever felt like you're constantly battling your own mind? Michael Stoller knows the feeling all too well and shares his journey in this episode of 'My Blueprint'. He introduces us to Hitbodedut, a unique form of meditation where you spend an hour talking to God, often while wandering in nature. Imagine being led by an invisible leash, opening up about your fears, hopes, and everything in between.
It's not just about the conversation; it's about the freedom to express yourself without judgment. Michael's candid storytelling brings you right into his world. He openly discusses how this practice has become a cornerstone in his quest for emotional sobriety. He's committed to it for the year, finding that it helps him stay grounded and spiritually connected. But it's not all smooth sailing. He talks about the importance of being gentle with yourself, especially when you stumble.
Self-will plays a big role here, as does kindness to oneself. This episode is a treasure trove of insights. Michael's reflections on his struggles and triumphs offer a relatable and inspiring narrative. Whether you're looking for new ways to cope with stress or seeking spiritual growth, his experiences with Hitbodedut might just resonate with you. It's an engaging listen that promises to leave you thinking long after it's over.