Ashes To Rubies
Ashes To Rubies
Blind Alleys- Mornin Devos
Blind Alleys- Mornin Devos
Blind Alleys- Mornin Devos
Monday 23rd January 2023
Ashes To Rubies shares insights on overcoming blind alleys in addiction recovery with meditation, self-reflection, and community support.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Your Way Out of Blind Alleys in Addiction Recovery
The blind alley is hard. I think there's a lot of people living in the blind alley still trying to figure it out and implement control and behaviors, and therapists and medication, and none of that's wrong. But if that's where I'm trying to solve the problem, then it's going to be futile. And so those are blind, dark alleys and we're being driven by the slave driver of fear.
Ever feel like you're hitting dead ends on your recovery journey? In this episode of 'Ashes To Rubies: Addiction To Connection', the hosts dive into the concept of 'Blind Alleys'. These are the frustrating moments where it feels like there's no way forward. With years of personal recovery and professional experience, the hosts share how self-reflection, meditation, and surrendering to a higher power can help navigate these tricky spots.
They emphasize the importance of admitting powerlessness over addiction and seeking help from a supportive community. Meditation is highlighted as a tool to quiet the mind and connect with a higher power, providing strength and guidance. A key takeaway is the need to overcome fear, which often keeps people stuck. Instead of relying solely on therapy or medication, they suggest finding strength in a higher power and support from peers who understand the struggle.
This episode offers hope and practical advice for those feeling trapped in their addiction. It's a reminder that through community, self-reflection, and spiritual connection, a path to joy and fulfillment is possible.