Erik Frederickson
Erik Frederickson
The Treasure in the Trash.
The Treasure in the Trash.
The Treasure in the Trash.
Wednesday 6th March 2019
Erik Frederickson explores how an ancient Japanese custom reveals the beauty in brokenness and its relevance to modern-day recovery.
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Erik Frederickson
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Recovery Reimagined
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Body & Mind
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Get the buttons here!Finding Healing in Brokenness: Lessons from an Ancient Japanese Custom
Your brokenness is just an opportunity for God to bring amazing healing and wholeness.
Imagine finding beauty in the most unexpected places. In this episode of 'The Recovering Reality Podcast', Erik Frederickson dives into an ancient Japanese tradition that does just that. Known as kintsugi, this custom involves repairing broken pottery with gold, turning cracks into unique and beautiful features. Erik draws a powerful parallel between this practice and our own journeys through recovery.
He suggests that our moments of brokenness can be transformed into sources of strength and beauty, much like the pottery mended with gold. Erik shares his personal story of overcoming addiction, emphasizing how faith played a crucial role in his healing process. He believes that when we allow faith to guide us, our broken parts can become the most valuable aspects of our lives.
The episode isn't just about abstract ideas; Erik offers practical advice for those navigating their own recovery journeys. From tips on staying motivated to the importance of community support, he covers it all. He encourages listeners to engage with the podcast community, share their stories, and offer feedback. This episode is a heartfelt blend of personal anecdotes and actionable insights, making it a must-listen for anyone seeking hope and inspiration on their path to recovery.