Mind Body Spirit.fm
Mind Body Spirit.fm
It's Good to Have a Laugh—at Ourselves!
It's Good to Have a Laugh—at Ourselves!
It's Good to Have a Laugh—at Ourselves!
Wednesday 7th December 2011
Join Greg Tamblyn on 'Spirit of Recovery' as he shares how humor and music can transform the recovery journey, bringing hope and healing through laughter.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Lightness: Greg Tamblyn on Humor and Healing in Recovery
Seeing ourselves through the lens of humor helps us put life in perspective. Our goofy quirks are what make us human—and okay, they are also what get us into trouble.
Ever thought about how a good laugh can change your perspective on life? In this heartwarming episode of 'Spirit of Recovery', hosts Rev. Dan Beckett and Rev. Michelle Vargas sit down with singer-songwriter and humorist Greg Tamblyn to explore the uplifting role of humor in the recovery journey. Greg, with his unique blend of music and wit, shares his personal story of battling addiction and finding solace in laughter.
He touches on everything from the ego-in-denial to the absurdity of beer commercials, all while offering a fresh, humorous take on serious topics like love-sickness and recovery karma. The conversation dives deep into how humor can be a powerful tool for those grappling with addiction, providing a much-needed break from 'terminal seriousness'. Greg's songs and stories remind us that our quirky, goofy sides are not just human but also a source of hope and healing.
The episode also highlights the importance of creativity and mindfulness in recovery. Greg discusses how art and humor can serve as vital outlets for expressing and processing our experiences. He shares practical tips on finding joy and connection, even in the darkest times. Relationships in recovery are another key theme, with Greg offering insights through his music on how to navigate these often tricky waters.
The illusion of control is examined too, shedding light on how letting go can actually propel us forward in our recovery journeys. Wrapping up, the hosts and Greg emphasize the transformative power of music, message, and meditation in fostering spiritual growth. They show us that by embracing humor, we can find a deeper connection to ourselves, others, and the divine. Tune in for an episode that's sure to bring a smile to your face and hope to your heart.