Don Smith, Phillip Valentine, Sandy Valentine, Melvin Cabrera
rebecca@ccar.us (Phil Valentine, Sandy Valentine, Barbara McLane, ancestry, 23 & me)
Spiritual Alignment | Barbara Mcclane | Recovery Matters! Podcast Episode 70
Spiritual Alignment | Barbara Mcclane | Recovery Matters! Podcast Episode 70
Spiritual Alignment | Barbara Mcclane | Recovery Matters! Podcast Episode 70
Tuesday 22nd March 2022
Barbara McLane discusses reconnecting with her birth family and the role of spiritual alignment in her recovery on 'Recovery Matters! Podcast'.
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Get the buttons here!Barbara McLane: Reconnecting and Healing Through Spiritual Alignment
Love is such an action word, you got to show it, and I always have to ask him first, though: show me how to give love.
Imagine being separated from your birth family at a very young age and then embarking on a journey to find them years later. This is the remarkable story of Barbara McLane, a person in recovery, a photographer, and the author of the upcoming book 'Blessed Not Bitter'. In this episode of the 'Recovery Matters! Podcast', Barbara shares her heartfelt journey of rediscovery and healing.
She delves into how finding her birth mother and siblings played a crucial role in her recovery process. Barbara talks about the concept of spiritual alignment and how it has helped her navigate through the complexities of addiction and recovery. Her story doesn't just stop at reunion; it’s about overcoming bitterness and embracing love as an action, not just a word. With a touch of humor and deep compassion, Barbara offers a message that resonates with anyone facing similar struggles.
Tune in to hear how early childhood experiences can shape one's path to recovery and how spiritual alignment can be a beacon of hope and transformation.