The Addiction To Freedom Personal JourneyThe Addiction To Freedom Personal Journey
Addiction To Freedom
Deborah discusses with Michael his own very personal journey behind the Addiction to Freedom podcast, which has lead him to the understanding of how we are all addicted and why we lack true freedom
17:01•3 Nov 2020
Michael Gregory's Path to True Freedom: A Personal Story
“When you don't have cravings you're not coerced in that area and that is freedom, at least in that area. Well, at least for me, the truth of what I am.”
What drives someone to explore the depths of addiction and the essence of true freedom? Michael Gregory, the host of 'Addiction to Freedom', sits down with Deborah to share his transformative journey. This episode offers a rare glimpse into Michael's personal experiences that shaped his unique approach to understanding addiction and finding genuine happiness. Michael's story begins with a burning curiosity about truth.
Influenced by the philosophical works of Rene Descartes, he questioned the reliability of his senses, leading him down a path that included studying eastern philosophy and Chinese medicine. These explorations introduced him to a state of awareness that profoundly impacted his views on addiction. Michael believes that our primary addiction is to ourselves, and true freedom comes from breaking this self-obsession.
He shares how helping others without expecting anything in return can lead to immediate happiness, a concept rooted in his studies. This episode also delves into Michael's thoughts on the flow of life. He explains how life has a way of presenting situations that help us discover deeper truths, emphasizing participation in this natural flow as a pathway to freedom. Whether you're struggling with addiction or supporting someone who is, Michael's insights offer a fresh perspective on achieving true liberation.

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