Walking the Path to Sobriety: Buddhist Wisdom with Noah Levine
Recovery is not something to believe, it's somewhere to go, it's a path that we walk and the effort that it takes to not just begin this journey of recovery, this journey of, but to maintain it long term, to sustain it.
Ever thought about how Buddhist wisdom can guide you through recovery? In this episode of Refuge Recovery, Noah Levine shares his unique take on walking the path of sobriety using Buddhist principles. He talks about how recovery is more than just a belief—it's a journey that demands effort and consistent practice. Levine dives into mindfulness and meditation techniques, stressing the importance of approaching your body and emotions with kindness and compassion.
He also touches on the power of making amends and amplifying goodness as crucial steps in the recovery process. Beyond personal practices, Levine highlights the value of mentorship and community support in maintaining long-term sobriety. He also explores the benefits of retreat practices for deeper healing. With his straightforward and relatable style, Levine encourages listeners to embark on a journey of awakening and tap into their inherent goodness.
This episode is perfect for anyone looking to blend spiritual wisdom with practical recovery tools.