Building Your Recovery on Rock: A Solid Foundation
Episode Overview
Build a strong foundation for recovery based on spiritual teachings. Understand the unseen aspects that support visible progress. Differentiate between spiritual and fleshly responses. Embrace the concept of unblending and observer position. Use biblical metaphors to inspire resilience and growth.
"What we build that is seen is built on what is unseen."
Ever wondered what it takes to build a solid foundation for recovery? In this engaging episode of "Alternative To Rehab," listeners are guided through the second session of the second module, aptly titled 'The Ground Floor.' This session is all about laying the groundwork for a stable and fulfilling life without alcohol.
Drawing inspiration from Matthew 7, the discussion revolves around the metaphor of building a house on rock, representing the importance of a strong foundation in one's spiritual and recovery journey. The host, Dave Cooper, invites participants to reflect on the unseen aspects of their recovery journey, emphasising that the quality of what you build in life is contingent on these unseen foundations.
The conversation takes a deeper dive into understanding personal parts, unblending, and adopting an observer position, helping individuals discern between their spiritual and fleshly responses to life's challenges. Through light-hearted anecdotes and deep reflections, Dave explains how one's spirit remains untouched by trauma and how crucial it is to work from this place of spiritual strength.
Listeners are encouraged to consider the importance of both solidity and stability in their recovery process, understanding that while solidity provides a strong base, stability ensures resilience against life's inevitable storms. With a blend of biblical teachings and therapeutic insights, this episode offers practical advice for those on their recovery journey. It's an enlightening listen for anyone seeking to understand how inner strength can be harnessed to overcome external challenges. So, how solid is your foundation?
Are you ready to build on rock rather than sand?