Are Addicts More Spiritual? The Truth about Drug Abuse & Traumatic Attachment [15/52] скачать в хорошем качестве

Are Addicts More Spiritual? The Truth about Drug Abuse & Traumatic Attachment [15/52]

What's the difference between Drug Abuse and Spiritual Craving? Is your addiction a gateway to individuation... or are you trapped in the spirals of unresolved childhood trauma? This episode of Inner Work Essentials explores the complex territory between Drug Abuse and God Impulse from a trauma-informed perspective which seeks to support you in overcoming addiction and progressing further on your self-healing and individuation journey. This video explores topics including: the role of unsafety and traumatic attachment in addiction; how the God Impulse is often mistranslated into compulsive craving; and the benefits of sobriety for self-actualisation and spiritual awakening. I hope you find value here. Book Recommendation: The Thirst for Wholeness, Christina Grof Questions? Feel free to message me on Instagram! ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS ⏱️ 00:00 Addicts: Are We Mystical or Traumatised? 01:59 Addiction: Unsafety & Childhood Trauma 03:34 Not Drugs... What Are We Actually Craving? 05:10 Book Recommendation: The Thirst for Wholeness, Christina Grof 05:39 How Carl Jung Talks About God & Addiction 06:47 What is The Thirst for Wholeness? 08:07 Traumatic Attachment: Drug Abuse or God Impulse? 12:42 How Spiritual Emergencies Bleed Into God Addiction 13:57 From Drug Induced States... to Permanent Ego Traits? 17:55 Next Steps: De-Armouring & Releasing Rigidity /// Welcome to INNER WORK ESSENTIALS: the 52 episode series designed to provide you with an intense, diverse and holistic roadmap for full-spectrum self-healing and transformative self-education! It's been a long time coming... with over 350 books researched in the last 27 months... but I'm overjoyed to FINALLY be sharing what I've learned about the Inner Working Landscape and how to do Inner Work at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. Want to know where this series is heading? Read my teaching intentions below! INNER WORK ESSENTIALS: SERIES AIMS (STATEMENT OF DIRECTION) 1) Provide the student with an informed and representative overview of multiple complementary therapeutic modalities to support their self-healing process; with special encouragement placed upon the auto-therapeutic application of particular healing modalities for particular problems at particular stages in their journey. 2) Nourish the intellectual and spiritual maturation of the student by familiarising them with the most exciting, challenging and credible concepts in developmental psychology, consciousness studies and transpersonal metaphysics; with central emphasis being placed upon comparative analysis of multiple complex theories. 3) Encourage an empowered and more authentic sense of individual self-expression as a combined outcome of the two previous intentions, plus the application of holistic lifestyle principles, self-educational practises, and foundational healthy habits. INNER WORK ESSENTIALS: EXPECTED LEARNING OUTCOMES On completion of this series, the student should expect to be: 1) Auto-therapeutic. The student will feel generally competent in their ability to select and self-administer the most suitable therapeutic modality on a full-spectrum basis: ranging from the somatic resolution of central childhood wounds to the everyday self-regulation of symptomatic stress responses such as anxiety and addiction. 2) Closer towards baseline integral consciousness (Wilber). Through their combined efforts of rigorous self-inquiry and critical engagement with recommended reading material, the student will have significantly developed their intellectual and spiritual maturity to a noticeable degree, in likely correlation with their depth of engagement. 3) Holistically Empowered. The student will enjoy a meaningful expansion of their physical, emotional, sexual, and creative expression as a result of their healing and expansion work. In short, they will be healthier, happier and feel more complete. 4) Self-educational. The student will have felt organically inspired to move beyond free video content and create a self-structured learning arc which takes maximum advantage of at least several dozen inner working books mentioned within the course. The student will consequently enjoy lifelong learning habits including: critical research skills, long-term focus, and the ability to know when to stop studying. /// Topics explored: how to heal addiction; healing drug abuse; how to quit drugs; how to stop taking drugs; how to overcome addiction; spiritual addiction; the thirst for wholeness; christina grof, how to quit drugs; god addiction; religious addiction; /// 📸 - Follow me on Instagram:   / thorntontheory   DM me for 1:1 consultations & private mentoring. #innerwork #spiritualawakening #addiction