Releasing Resentments: Confronting Addiction and Finding Purpose - Part 2
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Releasing Resentments: Confronting Addiction and Finding Purpose - Part 2
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In this PART 2 episode of Conjuring the Human Spirit, host Shawn McGuire Meeks is joined by Jason John Evans, who has been in recovery for 14 years, they explore the depths of addiction, the powerlessness and unmanageability it creates, and the spiritual journey towards healing.
The conversation touches on personal experiences, including overcoming deep-seated resentments and accepting responsibility for one's actions. The hosts emphasize the importance of continuous self-improvement and the positive impact of performing daily self-reviews to maintain emotional and spiritual well-being. The episode concludes with the significance of sharing learned wisdom and promoting hope among those who are struggling, in alignment with embracing one's true self and treating others with care and respect.
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FIND A FAVORITE SPOT IN THIS EPISODE:
00:00 Introduction to Processing Emotions
00:31 Dealing with Resentment
02:05 Reflecting on Personal Responsibility
05:20 Understanding Character Defects
13:05 Making Amends and Changing Behavior
15:05 Acknowledging Our Impact on Others
15:22 The Sweet Spirit of Making Amends
16:00 The Process of Making Amends
16:52 Facing Reactions and Letting Go
24:53 Living Amends and Writing It Out
27:36 Daily Reflection and Maintenance
29:21 Final Thoughts and Gratitude