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Ep.103-Jack Pransky on Alcohol+Community
Ep.103-Jack Pransky on Alcohol+Community
Ep.103-Jack Pransky on Alcohol+Community
Saturday 13th July 2024
Jack Pransky discusses community-based alcohol recovery, sharing insights from African villages and the transformative power of the Three Principles approach.
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Episode Overview
- Understanding the power of thought is crucial in overcoming addiction.
- Community support plays a significant role in recovery.
- Recognising our innate health can transform lives.
- Spirituality and clear thinking are key to lasting sobriety.
- Effective recovery projects require specific elements to succeed.
Alcohol puts a film between us and the rest of the world. Dropping it makes us much more alive to life
In this episode, Jack Pransky dives into the heart of alcohol recovery within communities, particularly focusing on African villages. Jack answers a series of poignant questions from members of the 3P Nakivale Alcohol Department, exploring the complexities of alcohol addiction and the journey to sobriety. The episode kicks off with an introduction to the remarkable work being done by former alcoholics who now serve as counsellors, helping others in their villages to overcome addiction.
With over 79 villages in Naka Valley benefiting from their efforts, it's a testament to the power of community support and resilience. Jack shares inspiring stories from his experiences, including the renowned Modello project that transformed a troubled community into a beacon of hope. He discusses the four key elements necessary for successful community projects: recognising our innate health, understanding the power of thought, calming the mind, and seizing teaching moments.
Jack also tackles tough questions about why people turn to alcohol for happiness, the role of spirituality in recovery, and why some can quit drinking immediately while others struggle. His insights are both profound and practical, offering listeners valuable perspectives on overcoming addiction. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the dynamics of community-based recovery and the transformative power of the Three Principles approach.