Tommy Rosen
Tommy Rosen
39. Why Do I Experience a Constant Need to Run From My Painful Feelings?
39. Why Do I Experience a Constant Need to Run From My Painful Feelings?
39. Why Do I Experience a Constant Need to Run From My Painful Feelings?
Tuesday 7th November 2023
Join Tommy Rosen and David in 'In The Circle' as they discuss grief, addiction, and the importance of emotional support among men in recovery.
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Tommy Rosen
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Recovery Reimagined
Creative Recovery Journeys
Recovery from Trauma
Healing Relationships
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Highlighting the detrimental impact of suppressing emotions, especially among men, and how it often leads to various forms of addiction as a means of escaping reality.
- Emphasizing the significance of men's circles and the need for men to connect and support each other in recovery.
- Offering valuable insights on the importance of navigating the inner landscape and finding authentic connections as a crucial part of the healing journey.
The desire to connect with and to be in circle with men is to be heeded, to be recognized, and then to create or to find circles where men can connect. There are many today, many, many, many circles, circles of recovery for men only.
Why do we often feel the need to run from our painful feelings? In this episode of 'In The Circle', Tommy Rosen sits down with David, who shares his heartfelt story of grappling with immense grief and addiction. This isn't just a tale of personal struggle but a broader conversation about the importance of men supporting one another through their recovery journeys. Society often teaches men to stifle their emotions, leading to a dangerous cycle of suppression and addiction.
David's story sheds light on how breaking this cycle can lead to genuine healing. Tommy and David discuss how allowing emotions to flow freely can prevent the physical and emotional blockages that often drive people toward addiction. They delve into the power of meditation and developing a meditative mind to face, rather than flee from, emotional experiences. The episode emphasizes that confronting emotions head-on can dissolve loneliness and fear, helping individuals understand the transient nature of these feelings.
This journey isn't about avoiding emotions but about understanding and healing on all levels to achieve true contentment and freedom. Whether you're struggling with addiction or simply seeking to understand your emotional landscape better, this episode offers valuable insights into the power of authentic connections and self-discovery.