Transformation Talk Radio

Katherine Arati Maas

Transformation Talk Radio

  • God, Religion, and Spirituality

God, Religion, and Spirituality

Tuesday 28th June 2016

Katherine Arati Maas discusses God, religion, and spirituality in addiction recovery, highlighting the transformative power of embracing spirituality.
57 minutes
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Empowering
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Katherine Arati Maas
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Mindful Recovery
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Healing the Soul: Katherine Arati Maas on Spirituality in Recovery

Addiction is, at the core, a spiritual dis-ease. In order to feel whole again, our souls need to be cared for.
What does spirituality mean to you? Katherine Arati Maas, the voice behind 'Coming Clean Radio', takes you on a heartfelt journey through her own spiritual awakening in this episode. After overcoming addiction in 2012, Katherine dives deep into how her childhood experiences with religion shaped her understanding of spirituality today. She believes addiction is more than just a physical or mental battle; it’s a spiritual struggle at its core.
Katherine shares her insights on nurturing the soul and embracing our inherent spirituality as essential steps in the recovery process. Her reflections are both personal and universal, touching on the difference between religion and spirituality, and the dangers of rigid dogma. Are you searching for something deeper? Katherine’s candid discussion encourages you to explore your own beliefs and the role of compassion in healing.
With a focus on overcoming fear and shame, she offers a message of hope, reminding us that there are many paths to self-discovery and wholeness. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the transformative power of spirituality in their recovery journey.