Recovery in the Middle Ages
Recovery in the Middle Ages
Everything Happens for a Reason....or DOES IT!? Also: Religion, philosophy, quantum mechanics and Schrodinger’s cat AND MORE!
Everything Happens for a Reason....or DOES IT!? Also: Religion, philosophy, quantum mechanics and Schrodinger’s cat AND MORE!
Everything Happens for a Reason....or DOES IT!? Also: Religion, philosophy, quantum mechanics and Schrodinger’s cat AND MORE!
Thursday 4th August 2022
Mike and Nat discuss if everything happens for a reason, touching on religion, philosophy, and recovery in 'Recovery in the Middle Ages'.
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124 minutes
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Recovery in the Middle Ages
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Recovery Reimagined
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Do Things Really Happen for a Reason? Mike and Nat Weigh In
Maybe I overstated the importance of it, but it is something that is pervasive in all of our recovery.
Ever wondered if there's a grand plan behind everything that happens? Mike and Nat, two suburban dads, tackle this question head-on in this episode of 'Recovery in the Middle Ages'. They dive into whether believing in a master plan helps or hinders sobriety. From religion and philosophy to quantum mechanics and Schrodinger’s cat, this chat is anything but ordinary.
Plus, they sprinkle in some humor with a nod to 'Repo Man' and share personal anecdotes that make the discussion relatable and engaging. If you've ever pondered the meaning behind life's events while juggling recovery, this episode is for you. Alongside the main topic, they also feature 'Monkster’s Speak', where listeners chime in with their thoughts, and offer advice to a new listener seeking guidance. To top it off, they reminisce about summer vacations, blending light-hearted moments with deep reflections.
Whether you're in recovery or just curious about the big questions in life, Mike and Nat offer a refreshing take that's both thought-provoking and entertaining.