Transforming Beyond Addiction with Reverend Michael Beckwith
Episode Overview
Overcoming addiction is just the beginning; deeper spiritual growth follows. Recognising subtler issues after quitting substances is part of the healing process. Words and thoughts have the power to shape our reality. Meditation and self-awareness are crucial for ongoing recovery. Community support plays a vital role in maintaining spiritual growth.
You come out of the desert, but you have a pebble in your shoe.
This episode of 'In The Circle' features a fascinating conversation between host Tommy Rosen and Reverend Michael Beckwith, PhD, founder and CEO of Agape International Spiritual Center. Dr. Beckwith is renowned for his teachings on inner transformation and unity, and in this episode, he shares his wisdom on moving beyond addiction and embracing a life of spiritual growth. Tommy and Dr. Beckwith discuss the idea that overcoming addiction is just the beginning of a deeper journey.
They explore how even after letting go of harmful behaviours, subtle challenges remain that require ongoing attention and spiritual development. Dr. Beckwith uses vivid metaphors to illustrate his points, comparing the journey to wearing a clean suit that still has a few noticeable spots after being washed. He emphasises that recognising these 'spots' or subtler issues is a blessing and part of the healing process.
The conversation touches on the power of words and thoughts in shaping our reality, the importance of meditation and self-awareness, and the role of community in supporting recovery. Listeners will appreciate Dr. Beckwith's compassionate and non-judgmental approach, as well as his practical advice for maintaining spiritual growth. Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and encouragement. Don't miss out on this enriching dialogue that promises to inspire and uplift.
Why should you tune in? Because this episode isn't just about quitting substances—it's about transforming your entire way of being. Ready to take that next step in your recovery journey? This conversation could be the catalyst you need.