Finding Your Higher Power: Atheist Approaches to Spiritual Recovery
As I began to identify my own as a very supportive one, because I did see the god of my childhood as critical, as very much, judging, as you know, just always like watching out for the bad things you're going to do, sort of like Santa.
Imagine navigating recovery without a traditional belief in God. That's the challenge tackled in this episode of 'Atheists in Recovery', hosted by Dr. Adina Silvestri. The conversation dives into how atheists can identify a higher power that resonates with their personal beliefs, without adhering to conventional religious frameworks. It's not about finding a deity, but rather a supportive force that helps you let go of control and find inner peace. From childhood memories to near-death experiences, Dr.
Silvestri explores various influences that shape our understanding of a higher power. She also touches on past life regressions and the role of authority figures from our youth. One key takeaway is the difference between having a critical versus a supportive higher power and how it impacts your recovery journey. This episode isn't just for atheists; it's for anyone curious about alternative approaches to spirituality in recovery. Whether you're skeptical or open-minded, you'll find valuable insights here.
Tune in and see how you can redefine your higher power on your own terms.