John Dupuy, Bob Weathers, Doug Prater: Meditation, Health and Fitness, Personal Growth, Habits, and Self-Mastery Teachers
John Dupuy, Bob Weathers, Doug Prater: Meditation, Health and Fitness, Personal Growth, Habits, and Self-Mastery Teachers
Episode 31: Waking up to What? Spiritual Practice and Finding your Purpose
Episode 31: Waking up to What? Spiritual Practice and Finding your Purpose
Episode 31: Waking up to What? Spiritual Practice and Finding your Purpose
Friday 22nd September 2017
Tune into 'Integral Recovery' to explore how spiritual practice and finding purpose can enhance your journey to sobriety.
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John Dupuy, Bob Weathers, Doug Prater: Meditation, Health and Fitness, Personal Growth, Habits, and Self-Mastery Teachers
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Recovery Reimagined
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Get the buttons here!Spirituality and Purpose: Keys to a Fulfilling Recovery Journey
The importance of going back and looking at spirituality from these higher developmental planes is just essential to showing up and all the other four dimensions that we mentioned.
Ever wondered how spirituality can reshape your recovery journey? In this episode of 'Integral Recovery', hosts John Dupuy, Bob Weathers, and Doug Prater dive into the profound impact of spiritual practice and finding purpose in recovery. They kick things off by outlining the four pillars of their approach: waking up, growing up, cleaning up, and showing up. These dimensions form the backbone of a holistic recovery process that goes beyond just quitting substance use.
The hosts emphasize that without spiritual growth, other aspects of recovery might falter. Addiction, they explain, is an endless chase to fill an unfillable void. But spirituality offers a way to fill that void with meaning and value. Through personal anecdotes and practical advice, they discuss how meditation and spiritual experiences can ground you and help you find your purpose. This purpose isn't a one-size-fits-all solution; it evolves with you, moment by moment, interaction by interaction.
The episode also touches on embracing your shortcomings and viewing recovery as a journey of self-discovery and compassion. It's a heartfelt discussion that offers not just insights but also hope for anyone on the path to sobriety.