Judith Ragir
Judith Ragir
2009-03-14 – Steps 4 to 7 – Retreat Talk by Anonymous (March 2009 – 12 Steps and Buddhism Retreat – Clouds in Water Zen Center)
2009-03-14 – Steps 4 to 7 – Retreat Talk by Anonymous (March 2009 – 12 Steps and Buddhism Retreat – Clouds in Water Zen Center)
2009-03-14 – Steps 4 to 7 – Retreat Talk by Anonymous (March 2009 – 12 Steps and Buddhism Retreat – Clouds in Water Zen Center)
Saturday 14th March 2009
Anonymous speaker discusses Steps 4 to 7 at a 12 Steps and Buddhism retreat, blending self-examination with Buddhist wisdom for holistic recovery.
34 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Anonymous Wisdom: Steps 4 to 7 in 12 Steps and Buddhism
Picture yourself at a serene Zen retreat, surrounded by the calming presence of like-minded individuals, all on a journey of recovery and self-discovery. This episode takes you back to March 2009, where an anonymous speaker shares profound insights during a 12 Steps and Buddhism retreat held at the Clouds in Water Zen Center in St. Paul, Minnesota.
This isn’t just another talk; it’s a heartfelt exploration of Steps 4 to 7 in the 12-Step program, viewed through the lens of Buddhist principles. The speaker, whose identity remains anonymous, dives deep into the transformative power of these steps. They discuss the importance of self-examination, making amends, and seeking spiritual growth.
Imagine peeling back the layers of your own experiences and finding a path to healing that combines the structured approach of the 12 Steps with the compassionate wisdom of Buddhism. For anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable perspectives and practical advice. It’s not just about sobriety; it’s about embracing a holistic approach to recovery that nurtures both the mind and spirit.
The anonymous speaker’s reflections are both relatable and enlightening, making this a must-listen for those seeking deeper understanding and connection on their recovery journey. Whether you’re new to the concepts of the 12 Steps or Buddhism, or you’ve been practicing for years, there’s something here for everyone. The blend of personal experience and spiritual guidance provides a unique take on recovery that’s both inspiring and grounding.
Tune in and let this anonymous voice guide you through a meaningful exploration of Steps 4 to 7, offering hope and clarity along the way.