Dayna Keyes & Go-To Productions
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Noah Levine on Forgiveness
Noah Levine on Forgiveness
Noah Levine on Forgiveness
Thursday 19th November 2020
Join Dayna Keyes and Noah Levine as they discuss forgiveness, meditation, and recovery in this enlightening episode of 'Radio Rehab'.
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Get the buttons here!Noah Levine Talks Forgiveness and Recovery with Dayna Keyes
We need to you know forgiveness is so important because you know we've all, especially addicts, we've experienced so much pain and it's natural to resent that pain.
Ever wondered how forgiveness plays into the journey of addiction recovery? In this episode of 'Radio Rehab with Dayna Keyes', Dayna sits down with Noah Levine, a renowned Buddhist teacher and author, to explore this profound topic. Noah shares his personal experiences and insights on how forgiveness, meditation, and even cancel culture intersect with the path to sobriety.
He opens up about his own struggles and how the desperation he felt led him to embrace meditation, shifting his perspective on prayer and divine intervention. Noah also delves into the concept of making amends—not just with others, but with oneself. He discusses the importance of finding empathy and compassion for past actions, which can be a game-changer in recovery.
For those looking for alternatives to traditional 12-step programs, Noah introduces Refuge Recovery, a Buddhist-inspired approach that offers a different path to healing. Throughout the conversation, Noah and Dayna touch on the idea of separating the actor from the action in addiction, emphasizing that understanding this distinction can help in finding self-forgiveness. They also talk about the often-overlooked challenge of overcoming the desire to be 'normal' while navigating sobriety.
Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice. Noah Levine's blend of Buddhist philosophy and punk ideology provides a fresh perspective that can inspire and uplift anyone on their journey to sobriety.