Refuge Recovery World Services
Noah Levine
Q&A - March 2026 with Noah Levine
Q&A - March 2026 with Noah Levine
Q&A - March 2026 with Noah Levine
Wednesday 25th March 2026
Join Noah Levine for a Q&A on integrating Buddhist principles into addiction recovery through meditation and mindfulness.
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Episode Overview
- Mindfulness helps manage cravings and understand impermanence.
- Recovery involves addressing both substance and process addictions.
- Balancing determination with acceptance is crucial.
- Spiritual bypassing should be avoided by facing emotions head-on.
- Upcoming retreats offer deeper engagement with the community.
Learning to ignore our mind is so important. It's one of the initial things that we're learning.
Ever wondered how mindfulness can reshape your recovery journey? This episode of Refuge Recovery offers a unique Q&A session with Noah Levine, the founder of the programme. It kicks off with a calming 20-minute meditation designed to ground participants in the present moment. Noah invites listeners to reflect on their personal recovery processes, touching on the importance of self-acceptance and the power of letting go.
Throughout the episode, Noah addresses various questions from participants, covering topics like dealing with process addictions, finding balance between determination and acceptance, and the concept of spiritual bypassing. He emphasises that recovery isn't just about abstaining from substances but involves a holistic approach to managing cravings and understanding impermanence. Noah’s advice is peppered with light-hearted moments and profound reflections, making it both engaging and relatable.
He encourages patience and self-compassion, reminding everyone that recovery is a journey rather than a destination. Whether you're new to Buddhism or an experienced practitioner, this episode provides valuable insights into integrating mindfulness into everyday life. As the session wraps up, Noah shares details about upcoming retreats and encourages listeners to embrace the Refuge Recovery community. If you’re seeking a fresh perspective on addiction recovery, this episode offers plenty of food for thought.
Are you ready to explore a path that combines mindfulness with recovery?