SafeHouse Rehab Thailand
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Renounce Unnecessary Thinking
Renounce Unnecessary Thinking
Renounce Unnecessary Thinking
Friday 18th February 2022
Explore the power of present-moment awareness in healing from addiction and overcoming obsessive thinking in this episode of 'Busting Addiction and Its Myths'.
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Get the buttons here!Embrace the Now: Healing Addiction Through Present-Moment Awareness
Most of the thinking you have been doing is quite destructive to your well-being, as it is all negative and therefore unnecessary.
Have you ever felt trapped in a whirlwind of obsessive thoughts, especially when dealing with addiction? In this episode of 'Busting Addiction and Its Myths', host Bruno Jr. sheds light on the power of present-moment awareness as a tool for healing. Bruno kicks off by addressing the often-overlooked PTSD experienced by those living with or caring for addicts and alcoholics. He stresses that the path to healing might require more effort than we initially think.
The episode dives into how being fully present can help break free from the cycle of unnecessary thinking. Bruno passionately discusses meditation as a practical method to stay grounded and find clarity amidst chaos. Whether practiced alone or within a group, meditation can transform our approach to life's challenges. Bruno also highlights the significance of community support, particularly through groups like Al-Anon. He shares personal stories and reflections, making the discussion feel genuine and relatable.
By the end of the episode, listeners will gain valuable insights into how present-moment awareness can lead to a more peaceful and joyful life, even in the midst of addiction struggles.