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Chuang Tzu – Autumn Floods – Finding a Way to Give!
Chuang Tzu – Autumn Floods – Finding a Way to Give!
Chuang Tzu – Autumn Floods – Finding a Way to Give!
Monday 1st March 2021
Discover Chuang Tzu's 'Autumn Floods' and its lessons on humility and giving in this episode of 'Tao of Our Understanding Alcohol Recovery Podcast'.
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Get the buttons here!Embracing Humility: Lessons from Chuang Tzu for Alcohol Recovery
It's interesting how, in the second little paragraph after, where it says to stop, there are different people who aren't going to understand the ocean. I thought it was interesting too, this next part about the ocean's the greatest. It's not trying to be great, it's trying to give.
What if ancient wisdom could guide you through the challenges of alcohol recovery? In this episode of 'Tao of Our Understanding Alcohol Recovery Podcast', the hosts dive into Chuang Tzu's 'Autumn Floods' to uncover powerful lessons on humility and giving. They explore how Taoist philosophy can help you embrace a Higher Power and find serenity in your recovery journey.
By letting go of personal rights and expectations, you can discover a sense of humility that transforms your approach to life and sobriety. The episode also highlights the importance of giving, drawing parallels to the ocean's natural generosity. Through insightful quotes and reflections, the hosts show how surrendering to uncertainty can lead to better problem-solving and deeper connections.
Whether you're new to sobriety or seeking fresh perspectives, this episode offers valuable insights from ancient teachings that resonate with modern recovery challenges.