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Chuang Tzu – The Man of Tao
Chuang Tzu – The Man of Tao
Chuang Tzu – The Man of Tao
Monday 22nd March 2021
Sensei Elliston shares Taoist insights on letting go of attachments and finding peace in recovery. Discover practical tips and ancient wisdom.
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Get the buttons here!Embracing Taoism: Finding Peace in Recovery with Sensei Elliston
The fact that she lets go is what gives it the power to stay sounds like freedom from attachments to me that you don't get attached to a job well done or what you let it go, and then that kind of makes some infinity out of it.
What if the secret to overcoming addiction lies in ancient wisdom? In this episode of 'Tao of Our Understanding Alcohol Recovery Podcast', Sensei Elliston takes listeners on a journey through the teachings of the Tao Te Ching, focusing on the concept of the 'Man of Tao'. He dives into how letting go of attachments and accepting life as it is can be a game-changer for those in recovery.
Sensei Elliston's approach is not about fighting against addiction but flowing with life's natural course, much like water finding its way through rocks. He shares practical tips on how to incorporate these Taoist principles into daily routines, making them accessible and actionable. The discussion also touches on how feelings of disgrace, shame, and societal rank can trap us in a cycle of self-doubt and hinder our path to true freedom.
By releasing these burdens, one can find a higher power and inner peace. Whether you're new to Taoism or seeking fresh perspectives on recovery, this episode offers valuable insights and a gentle, philosophical approach to sobriety.