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Ep. 79-Syd Banks, Alcoholism Derives from Thought
Ep. 79-Syd Banks, Alcoholism Derives from Thought
Ep. 79-Syd Banks, Alcoholism Derives from Thought
Friday 2nd December 2022
Sydney Banks discusses how thought impacts alcoholism and mental health, emphasizing the role of positive thinking in recovery.
9 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Sydney Banks on Thought and Alcoholism: A Fresh Perspective
Everything derives via thought... Alcoholism isn't a disease. It can't be a disease, not until after the fact. You see, the person can drink and they will become an alcoholic. Now other people take a drink and they go and drink to excess. But they drink to excess for a reason, and this reason, you can be rest assured, is connected to their thought system.
Ever wondered how your thoughts might be shaping your struggles with alcohol? In this episode of 'Addiction, Alcoholism & The 3 Principles', Sydney Banks shares his eye-opening views on the power of thought and its profound impact on mental health and alcoholism. According to Banks, everything we experience, from our deepest fears to our highest aspirations, originates in our thoughts.
He goes a step further to argue that alcoholism isn't a disease but a consequence of negative thinking that breeds insecurity, fear, and hopelessness. Banks' message is clear: by transforming our thought patterns, we can pave the way to better mental health and a life free from addiction. His insights are not just theoretical but offer practical hope and inspiration for anyone grappling with these challenges.
Tune in to gain a fresh perspective on how positive thinking can be a game-changer in your journey to recovery.