Darren Littlejohn
Darren Littlejohn
Episode 037 - The 12-Step Buddhist Podcast: Psychedelic Sobriety?
Episode 037 - The 12-Step Buddhist Podcast: Psychedelic Sobriety?
Episode 037 - The 12-Step Buddhist Podcast: Psychedelic Sobriety?
Tuesday 16th October 2018
Tyler Fink shares his experiences with Ayahuasca in addiction recovery and stresses the need for authentic guidance in 'The 12-Step Buddhist Podcast'.
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Get the buttons here!Ayahuasca and Addiction: Tyler Fink's Journey to Healing
No matter what avenue you go through, whether it's steps or smart recovery or refuge recovery or plant medicines.
What if the path to sobriety involved a plant medicine from the Amazon? In this episode of 'The 12-Step Buddhist Podcast', Darren Littlejohn sits down with Tyler Fink, a presenter from Youtopia, to discuss the intriguing role of Ayahuasca in addiction recovery. Tyler shares his personal experiences with Ayahuasca, shedding light on how this potent plant medicine can be a transformative tool for those battling addiction.
He emphasizes the necessity of finding a trustworthy and experienced shaman to guide the ceremonies, highlighting the risks posed by fake shamans and improper preparation. The conversation dives deep into the mechanisms of addiction and the pivotal role of awareness in the healing process. While Ayahuasca may not be the right fit for everyone, Tyler and Darren encourage listeners to explore all available avenues—whether it’s traditional 12-step programs, Smart Recovery, Refuge Recovery, or plant medicines like Ayahuasca.
This episode offers a fresh perspective on recovery, focusing on the importance of personalized healing journeys and the willingness to engage in deep, transformative work.