Tag: alcoholism
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The Power of Cherishing Others and Recovery from Alcoholism?
In the journey of recovery, an alcoholic learns to understand themselves and the power of cherishing others. “All the happiness there is in the world arises from wishing others to be happy,”
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Perfect Generosity Now: How Buddhism Saves A Dying Alcoholic
Through giving, we not only benefit others but also enhance our own self-worth, a crucial step in overcoming personal obstacles such as addiction.
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Alcoholics All Suffer With Disgusting Self-Cherishing Ignorance
The ‘I’ Has ItSelf-cherishing is the mindset that prioritises our own importance while neglecting others. We perceive an inherently existent self, cherish it, and believe that its happiness and freedom are supremely important. Shantideva, in the “Guide to The Bodhisattva’s Way of Life,” asserts that all suffering in this world arises from the desire for personal…
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Love and Compassion in AA Action
Alcoholics need to think of others. Langri Tangpa eloquently explains the practice of taking and giving, which cultivates love and compassion, guides us towards the six perfections, and leads to Buddhahood.
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What So F*ck!n9 Special About Me?
Discusses the concept of equalising self with others in the context of alcoholics anonymous (AA) and Buddhist teachings. It emphasises the importance of recognising the kindness of others, understanding the universal wish for happiness.
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Are You In Seventh Heaven Yet?
Humble PiPi (22/7) is a magical number. Humble is a magical quality.Image from flickr.com The concept of humility is significant within the context of alcoholism recovery. It plays a crucial role in the recovery process. Humility has a role inovercoming character flawsseeking a higher power, andattaining inner peace.It is not only desirable, but essential, for we who…