Recovery: Freedom From Our Addictions

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There you sit, hour after hour, listening to someone else talk about themselves with no intention other than to help them. You may sometimes hear people in anonymous meetings declare their pity for non-addicts who do not benefit from the teachings of a recovery program. He believes that, were all human beings to adopt these principles of total honesty and mutual understanding, the world itself would become a better place.

For him, coming to terms with his addictions may have been triggered by serious looming legal consequences, but the most important result has been in finding out who he really is.Step 12 is the apex but also a spur to remind us that our work is never finished, we are on a journey of discovery and service and each of us has a unique purpose to realize and an intended self to recover. PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your Library section along with the audio. Think of it: the bliss of a hit or a drink or of sex or of gambling or eating, all legitimate drives gone awry, all a reach across the abyss, the separateness of ‘self’, all an attempt to redress this disconnect. This comes as one learns they can finally drop the charade and stop presenting a false self to the world and to themselves. Here is a quick description and cover image of book Recovery: Freedom from Our Addictions written by Russell Brand which was published in 2017-9-21.

Russell Brand’s "Recovery: Freedom From Our Addiction" is a great guide to begin an understanding of what addiction is. He identified throughout and through this practical communication an unexpected thing happened: the veil of separation that I had lived my life behind lifted.But those who find themselves in cyclical relationships with “bad relationships, bad food, abusive bosses, conflict or pornography” may not recognize their patterns as easily. Not alone, because a tendency, a habit, an addiction will always reassert by its own invisible momentum, like a tide. If not a basic binary, a universal pantheon of inner deities and demons which, in our race to total rationalism, we have unwisely discarded.