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  • Chuang Tzu – Means and Ends – Is Suffering Our Greatest Teacher?

Chuang Tzu – Means and Ends – Is Suffering Our Greatest Teacher?

Thursday 12th May 2022

Discover how Chuang Tzu's wisdom reveals suffering as a teacher and offers practical tools for sobriety in this episode of 'Tao of Our Understanding'.
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Chuang Tzu's Wisdom: Can Suffering Be Our Greatest Teacher?

When the ideas are grasped, the words are forgotten.
Ever wonder if suffering might actually be a valuable teacher? In this thought-provoking episode of the 'Tao of Our Understanding Alcohol Recovery Podcast', the hosts explore the intriguing ideas of Chuang Tzu. They dive into the concept of grasping the meaning behind words rather than getting caught up in the words themselves. It's like looking at the moon instead of just focusing on the finger pointing to it.
The discussion delves into whether the insights gained through suffering can lead to true surrender and deeper understanding. The hosts emphasize the importance of being a disciple rather than merely an imitator. This approach, they argue, can lead to a more profound grasp of Taoist philosophy and its practical applications in alcohol recovery. Alongside these philosophical musings, the episode is packed with practical tools and resources to help you stay sober, especially during challenging times like the holiday season.
Whether you're new to recovery or have been on this journey for a while, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable advice. It encourages listeners to seek real experiences and become doers, not just thinkers. Tune in to find out how ancient wisdom can provide modern solutions for sobriety.