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  • Identity Shifting as a Powerful Recovery Tool

    Whether you think you can or you can’t you’re right Henry Ford’s famous quote may seem a tad cold when talking about recovery. But I know from first hand experience he is right. In my own struggles with alcoholism, I was forever saying I would quit but never made a firm resolution (a pact with…

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  • Turning Setbacks into Strength: Understanding and Overcoming Alcohol Relapse

    Ooops!…I did it again There is nothing more soul destroying that relapsing after a period of sobriety. The temptation to just say fuck it and go on an all out bender can be overwhelming. Alcohol relapse is a common, yet challenging, aspect of recovery. Many people find themselves struggling with the cycle of recovery and…

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  • Life After Alcohol & Finding Other Ways to Fill the Void

    Introduction Life after alcohol has been a journey characterised by ups and downs. For me, one recurring theme has been learning to become comfortable with the void. What do I mean by the void? For me it’s what Buddists refer to as Dukkha – or unsatisfactoriness with life. The main cause of inherent human ‘suffering’.…

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  • How to Get in Touch With Your Intuition

    We’ve all had times when we feel something but can’t explain it. Maybe you feel good or bad about a job offer. Or, you feel something strong about a new person. That feeling is your inner sense working. It’s a strong tool that many people forget to use. In today’s world, we get overwhelmed with…

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  • What is Holosync Meditation?

    Introduction I was invited to try a 5 day trial of Holosync nearly 2 years ago.  I was initially dubious about the idea of listening to binaural sounds to help me with meditation. Being someone who has practised for nearly two decades, I was sceptical as to how Holosync could actually benefit me.  Despite this,…

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  • Lasting Change Can Only Come From an Internal Identity Shift

    Be careful of what you focus on I have an insidious enemy that has accompanied me in my 50 year journey in this life. My mind. It is the primary reason I ended up drinking myself to death in a grotty bedsit, instead of living the glamorous life of a commercial airline pilot. By the…

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