Mike R and Glenn H
Mike R and Glenn H
Addiction - a curse or a calling?
Addiction - a curse or a calling?
Addiction - a curse or a calling?
Wednesday 4th February 2026
Explore the idea of addiction as a spiritual calling in this heartfelt episode with Mike and Glenn.
27 minutes
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Informative
Hopeful
Honest
Engaging
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Mike R and Glenn H
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Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
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Episode Overview
- Addiction may be seen as a spiritual crisis rather than just a curse.
- Sobriety impacts not only the individual but also their loved ones.
- Stripping away false identities can lead to genuine self-discovery.
- Spirituality plays a significant role in the recovery process.
- Finding purpose in sobriety can transform one's life.
"What if the thing that nearly destroyed you was actually trying to save you?"
Ever wondered if addiction could be more than just a burden? In this engaging episode of Sober.Coffee, hosts Mike and Glenn explore the intriguing notion that addiction might be a spiritual calling rather than merely a curse. With their characteristic blend of humour and sincerity, they discuss the idea of addiction as a 'spiritual homesickness,' a quest for a higher connection that many seek through substances.
The conversation delves into personal stories, including the emotional dedication of the episode to Mike's late mother, and touches on the profound impact sobriety has had on their lives and those around them. The duo examines how the struggle with addiction can strip away superficial identities, leaving room for genuine self-discovery and spiritual growth. This episode isn't just about battling addiction; it's about finding purpose and meaning in sobriety.
Mike and Glenn's heartfelt discussion offers both comfort and challenge to those on their own recovery journey. Could your struggles be pointing you towards something greater?