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Tao Te Ching Verse 76 – Is my perception of the Higher Power changing?
Tao Te Ching Verse 76 – Is my perception of the Higher Power changing?
Tao Te Ching Verse 76 – Is my perception of the Higher Power changing?
Sunday 29th December 2024
Dive into Tao Te Ching Verse 76 with Buddy C. and guests as they explore evolving perceptions of a Higher Power in alcohol recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Exploring Tao Te Ching Verse 76 and its relevance to alcohol recovery.
- Discussion on how perceptions of a Higher Power can change over time.
- Importance of flexibility and openness in spiritual growth.
- Personal anecdotes from hosts about their spiritual journeys.
- Introduction of a new tradition of journaling thoughts on Higher Power.
Whoever is stiff and inflexible is a disciple of death, whoever is soft and yielding is a disciple of life.
In this episode of the Tao of Our understanding Alcohol Recovery Podcast, the hosts dive into the mystical verses of the Tao Te Ching and explore how these ancient texts relate to alcohol recovery. This particular episode focuses on Verse 76 and poses the question: 'Is my perception of the Higher Power changing?' It's a fascinating discussion that blends Taoist philosophy with personal reflections on spirituality and sobriety.
The hosts, Buddy C., Brian, Drew, Lou, and Oscar, share their interpretations of the verse, highlighting how flexibility and openness are key to both life and recovery. They draw parallels between the natural world's softness and pliability with the spiritual journey of embracing a Higher Power. Lou shares his upbringing in a fundamentalist church, while Oscar talks about his non-religious background and how he found spirituality through the Tao Te Ching and the 12 Steps.
The conversation touches on how perceptions of a Higher Power can evolve over time and the importance of compassionate actions in shaping one's beliefs. Buddy introduces a new tradition of journaling thoughts about the Higher Power at the end of each year to observe changes over time. This episode is not just about staying sober but also about spiritual growth and finding peace in the present moment.
If you're looking for a unique blend of ancient wisdom and modern recovery practices, this episode is a must-listen.