Refuge Recovery World Services
Noah Levine
Wise Friends with Noah Levine May 2023
Wise Friends with Noah Levine May 2023
Wise Friends with Noah Levine May 2023
Tuesday 9th May 2023
Join Noah Levine on Refuge Recovery as he discusses the importance of wise friendships, mentoring, and compassionate service in addiction recovery.
57 minutes
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Categories:
Mindful Recovery
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Creative Recovery Journeys
Recovery from Trauma
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Episode Overview
- Noah delves into the importance of relationships in recovery and the three-fold level of relationships within the Sangha.
- He shares personal experiences of navigating changing relationships, highlighting the need for compassion, equanimity, and non-attachment.
- Attendees engage in a Q&A session, sharing their insights and experiences, fostering a supportive and inclusive atmosphere.
I care about you. I want only happiness. I want only freedom for this loved one, this friend. And how easily the heart gets attached, clings, creates suffering for ourselves, rather than the non-attached loving open heart becomes conditional, attached.
Imagine navigating the choppy waters of recovery without a compass. In this episode of Refuge Recovery, Noah Levine becomes that guiding light, diving into the intricate web of relationships that play a crucial role in addiction recovery. With his signature blend of Buddhist wisdom and practical advice, Noah sheds light on the concept of wise friendships within the Sangha, or community.
He emphasizes the importance of mentoring and being of service to others, weaving in his own experiences of managing evolving relationships during his recovery journey. This episode isn’t just about maintaining relationships; it’s about cultivating them with compassion, equanimity, and acceptance. Noah also touches on the impermanent nature of relationships, encouraging listeners to approach connections with a loving but non-attached heart.
The episode wraps up with a Q&A session, where attendees share their personal stories and insights, fostering a supportive and inclusive atmosphere. Whether you’re new to recovery or a seasoned traveler on this path, Noah’s thoughtful reflections offer valuable perspectives on building and nurturing relationships that support sobriety.