Paul Churchill
Paul Churchill
Re 130: When Things Fall Apart
Re 130: When Things Fall Apart
Re 130: When Things Fall Apart
Monday 14th August 2017
Paul Churchill discusses Pema Chodron's 'When Things Fall Apart' and Tyler's sobriety journey, providing insights on facing life's challenges with grace.
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Get the buttons here!Facing Life's Challenges: Insights from Pema Chodron and Tyler's Sobriety Journey
This very moment is the very best teacher we can ask for. No matter how hard we try, we realize life has just nailed us.
What happens when everything seems to fall apart? This episode of Recovery Elevator takes a deep dive into Pema Chodron's book, 'When Things Fall Apart', exploring how facing pain and suffering head-on can lead to unexpected growth and joy. Host Paul Churchill unpacks Chodron's wisdom, revealing how moving toward our struggles can open our hearts and transform our lives. Alongside this, Tyler, who has been sober for 137 days, shares his personal story.
Living in Austin, Texas, Tyler is an editor for a national magazine and an HIV pharmacy rep. He opens up about recognizing his binge drinking habits and the steps he took towards sobriety. Tyler also discusses the challenges of overcoming addiction stigma within the LGBTQ+ community and the societal glamorization of alcohol. Through mindfulness and meditation, both Paul and Tyler offer practical advice and heartfelt encouragement for anyone grappling with similar issues.
This episode is a blend of personal anecdotes and Buddhist teachings, providing a compassionate guide for transforming suffering into joy. Tune in for an honest conversation that promises to inspire and support your journey towards a better life.