Published Feb 22, 2021

Your Craving Mind | Kevin Griffin

Buddhist practitioner Kevin Griffin explores the integration of Buddhism and the Twelve Steps in addiction recovery, offering insights into addiction's pervasive nature, including societal aspects, and the transformative power of mindfulness and meditation practices in overcoming mental cravings and fostering spiritual awakening.

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Holiday Therapy Benefits

Buddhism and Recovery

Addiction to Self

The Power of Stillness

Addiction to Self

Merging Pathways

Addiction Recovery Insights

Lay Commitment

Overcoming Addictive Thought Patterns

Overcoming Mental Cravings

Finding Refuge

Effort in Meditation

Healthy Addictions

Cozy Fall Fashion

Finding Refuge

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Buddhism and Recovery

Understanding Addiction

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Buddhism and RecoveryKevin Griffin, a Buddhist practitioner and Twelve Step participant, discusses integrating Buddhism with the Twelve Steps to support addiction recovery. He shares insights on how mindfulness and spiritual awakening can aid in overcoming various forms of addiction.

Buddhism and Recovery

Understanding AddictionKevin Griffin examines the pervasive nature of addiction, extending beyond substances to include the self and societal issues like racism. He offers insights into how these addictions manifest and the challenges of overcoming them.

Understanding Addiction

Meditation PracticesKevin Griffin explores the intersection of Buddhism and addiction recovery, emphasizing meditation's role in overcoming mental cravings. He discusses the importance of right effort in meditation and finding refuge in spiritual principles amidst life's challenges.

Meditation Practices

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