Refuge Recovery World Services
Noah Levine
Turning Toward the Truth
Turning Toward the Truth
Turning Toward the Truth
Friday 5th February 2021
Discover how Buddhist practices like mindfulness and compassion aid addiction recovery with Refuge Recovery's systematic approach.
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Get the buttons here!Facing Addiction: Insights from Refuge Recovery's Approach
Reflect, intentionally, engage your mind in this meditative state, investigating the suffering that addiction has caused in your life, reflecting on meditating on the stress that is created by craving, knowing yourself to remember, as we do in the inventory, whether it's a bit distant or a bit more current, the suffering there is in this craving for more craving for permanence, craving for oblivion.
Ever wondered how Buddhist principles can help in overcoming addiction? This episode of Refuge Recovery offers a deep dive into the process of facing the truth about addiction. Guided by Noah Levine, the discussion emphasizes the importance of investigating the suffering caused by addiction through mindfulness, compassion, and forgiveness. You'll learn about the first and second truth inventories, which are essential tools in this recovery journey.
These inventories help individuals thoroughly examine their addiction and its impacts, guided by experienced dharma teachers. The episode also highlights the role of intention in karma and how it influences recovery. The mentorship and support system within the Refuge Recovery community play a crucial role, encouraging participants to support each other as they work through their inventories.
Whether you're new to Buddhist practices or a seasoned practitioner, this episode offers valuable insights into how these ancient principles can foster healing and well-being in modern recovery.