Sitaram Dass on Love, Service, and Transformative Healing
Episode Overview
Sitaram Dass shares his journey from addiction to healing through spiritual practices. The concept of 'creative hopelessness' as a turning point in recovery. The transformative power of love in overcoming suffering. Practical advice on handling addiction and attachment. The importance of community and service in spiritual growth.
The truth is that we are bigger and vaster and deeper than our suffering.
The Buddhist Recovery Network podcast is back with a special relaunch episode featuring the insightful Sitaram Dass. If you're curious about blending spirituality with recovery, this episode is a must-listen. Sitaram Dass shares his journey from serving his beloved teacher Ram Dass to his work with the Sacred Community Project, where he focuses on making contemplative and devotional practices accessible to all.
He discusses the importance of service, the concept of 'creative hopelessness', and how love can transform our deepest struggles. Sitaram's reflections on suffering and addiction are both moving and relatable. He talks about his own battles with anxiety and substance abuse, and how a transformative experience with psychedelics led him to a path of healing through love and mindfulness.
His candid discussion about the nature of addiction, attachment, and the human condition offers valuable insights for anyone grappling with similar issues. This episode isn't just for those in recovery; it's for anyone interested in spiritual growth and understanding the deeper aspects of human suffering. Sitaram's compassionate approach and practical advice make this episode both enlightening and comforting. Whether you're new to Buddhist recovery or a seasoned practitioner, you'll find something valuable in this conversation. So, why should you listen?
Because Sitaram Dass brings a unique blend of wisdom, personal experience, and heartfelt compassion that can help you navigate your own journey. Tune in to hear his thoughts on love, service, and the transformative power of spiritual practice.