Ashlie Sykora Pappas
Ashlie Sykora Pappas
32 - Allowing Others to be Where They Are
32 - Allowing Others to be Where They Are
32 - Allowing Others to be Where They Are
Sunday 15th April 2018
Join Ashlie Pappas for a guided meditation on embracing acceptance and supporting others' unique recovery paths.
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Ashlie Sykora Pappas
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Mindful Recovery
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
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Get the buttons here!Embracing Acceptance: Letting Others Walk Their Own Path
Each person must walk their own journey, because we might not see the purpose of each step.
Have you ever found yourself wanting to 'fix' someone else's journey in recovery? It’s a common urge, especially when you’re hyper-aware of your own growth and spiritual progress. In this episode of 'Naturally Recovered', Ashlie Pappas addresses this very temptation with a short yet impactful guided meditation. Ashlie gently guides listeners through the process of letting go of the need to control others, emphasizing the importance of allowing everyone to walk their own path.
She reminds us that each person's journey is unique and that our role is to offer love and support, not judgment or unsolicited advice. Starting with a call to find a quiet space and take deep, calming breaths, Ashlie’s soothing voice sets the tone for reflection. She encourages listeners to focus on their own recovery while respecting the individual paths of others.
The meditation serves as a gentle nudge to release any resentment or frustration we might feel when others don’t meet our expectations. Ashlie’s message is clear: acceptance and understanding are key to both our peace and the peace of those around us. This episode is a perfect reminder that true support comes from a place of love and non-judgment.
Whether you’re new to recovery or have been on this path for years, Ashlie’s words will resonate deeply, helping you find serenity in accepting others as they are.