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'Refuge Recovery' offers a Buddhist-inspired, non-theistic approach to addiction recovery through mindfulness, meditation, and ethical living.
Episodes: 123
Refuge Recovery: A Buddhist-Inspired Journey to Sobriety
Curious about a unique approach to addiction recovery that doesn’t demand belief in any deity? 'Refuge Recovery' offers just that. This Buddhist-oriented, non-theistic recovery program is designed for anyone seeking sobriety, regardless of their spiritual background. Hosted by Noah Levine, this podcast provides a systematic path to overcoming addiction through mindfulness, meditation, and ethical living. Each episode dives into core Buddhist principles like the Eightfold Path, focusing on practical steps such as right livelihood, effort, and community support.
You’ll hear guided meditations and discussions that emphasize patience, tolerance, and self-compassion. The program encourages listeners to build supportive relationships and engage in selfless service as part of their recovery journey. Whether you’re new to Buddhism or simply looking for a fresh perspective on sobriety, 'Refuge Recovery' offers valuable insights and practical advice for anyone committed to doing the hard work of recovery.
Latest Episodes
Group Rep/Q&A Meeting- March 2026
A monthly Refuge Recovery group rep Q&A covers meeting logistics, a new board of directors, book and retreat updates, and how the sangha handles safety and difficult shares. The conversation shows ho…
Q&A - March 2026 with Noah Levine
Noah Levine leads a Q&A session on integrating mindfulness and Buddhist principles into addiction recovery, offering practical advice and insights.
Group Rep/Q&A Meeting- Feb 2026
Refuge Recovery's Group Rep Q&A meeting covers financial updates, inclusivity debates, and volunteer contributions in this Buddhist-oriented recovery programme.
Generosity - February 2026 with Noah Levine
Noah Levine discusses the importance of generosity in addiction recovery, highlighting how small acts of giving can have a profound impact on one's journey.
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