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The World Through The Eyes of a Sober Person- First experience with plant medicine (San Pedro)
Posted on May 2, 2017 at 7:00 AM |
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The way this entire experience transpired had to be documented…..so I’ll go back in time just a little. I am going to do this in 2 parts as to serve both parts of the story equally. The way it came together and the journey itself.
So, I have had my conscious awareness on plant medicine ceremonies for quite some time. Having had many conversatio...
Read Full Post »The World Through The Eyes of a Sober Person- Sobriety, Spirituality and my honeymoon
Posted on March 28, 2017 at 8:55 PM |
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The time around my honeymoon was the most incredible, expansive and life-changing periods of my existence. Having gotten married to my amazing wife and trekking to one of our favourite places on Earth together for our honeymoon, I had no idea how much my life was going to change in such a short period of time. The 3 most significant changes of my life happened in the span of 3 weeks and altered my trajectory so significantly that I cannot comprehend...
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Posted on February 12, 2017 at 9:55 PM |
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When people ask me what I think is one of the biggest components of sobriety, my response is something which doesn't always necessarily sit well with most people (I think because it conjures up a certain image in people about what it looks like). A hugely critical component is to put yourself and your sobriety first. I can already hear the objections from people, haha. But seriously, for you to remain abstinent, this will need to exercised to some de...
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Posted on January 29, 2017 at 7:25 AM |
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When giving up or even cutting down on alcohol I believe it's very important to have things to replace the habits....most people I've talked to over the years say things like 'I don't know what else to do if I can't drink' or 'What do you do with your time'. Completely valid questions and if you spend a lot of time drinking as I did, then you'll have a huge gap to fill fairly often.
The world through the eyes of a sober person
Posted on January 1, 2017 at 10:45 PM |
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So as I was sitting in a bar with my wife the other night waiting for our friends to arrive and I was observing my surroundings and the clientele as I usually do. I have always been a 'Wallflower' I guess you could say....always an observer and often a quiet one. Not totally introverted (although that's my usual nature), but certainly periods of it interspersed with epic conversation and friendly exchanges. Even in those periods of engagement I'm sti...
Read Full Post »Turning personal hell into hope pt 2
Posted on August 23, 2016 at 10:00 PM |
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I started to realize there was something really wrong when I spent my 23rd birthday in the hospital getting my head stitched up after smashing a pint glass on my head at a bar the night before....that's right. I smashed a pint glass on my own head. I spent the sunday on my own driving around looking for someone to stitch me up before I had to front up home for birthday celebrations and explain to my parents what made me do such a thing. ...
Read Full Post »Turning personal hell into hope (and making it to 33 years old in the process)
Posted on July 26, 2016 at 10:25 PM |
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This is my first ever blog entry and it's something I've been wanting to get involved in for a long time....I now realize that it was because the timing wasn’t right. There were some things I had to move through before the message could be laid out, and so I could revaluate the intent and message I wanted to convey. Intent and timing are incredibly important as I have discovered over the years, and I often ‘check in’ an...
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