Everyone is Addicted

Dr. Scott Robinson has survived not one, but two near-death experiences. During his second NDE, he was already declared dead, placed in a morgue freezer, and identified by his own parents—before waking up. What happened next changed his life forever. In this powerful interview, Dr. Scott shares his incredible story and the divine mission he received while out of his body: to help millions heal—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. He now teaches the Einstellen Method, explores how numbers affect our minds, and explains how frequencies can be used to heal. These concepts may sound unconventional, but Dr. Scott breaks them down in a way that is both fascinating and easy to understand. 📘 He’s also the author of the book "No Lines in Heaven", available on his website: 👉 www.therearenolinesinheaven.com 🎧 What you'll learn in this video: How Dr. Scott Robinson came back from death—literally The messages he received during his out-of-body experience The science and spirituality behind the Einstellen Method How numbers and frequencies can help reduce fear and promote healing Practical insights you can use in your daily life 💬 Have an open mind, listen closely, and let us know in the comments: What are your thoughts on Dr. Scott’s methods? Have you had similar experiences? 🔗 Learn more or contact Dr. Scott: 🌐 Website: www.therearenolinesinheaven.com ✅ If this interview resonates with you: 👍 Like the video 🔔 Subscribe for more eye-opening conversations 📢 Share this with someone who needs to hear it #NearDeathExperience #DrScottRobinson #SpiritualHealing #EinstellenMethod #FrequenciesForHealing #NumbersAndTheMind #NoLinesInHeaven #NDEStories #HealingThroughEnergy #SpiritualAwakening

💔 Abuse. Addiction. Chaos. For years, that's all Holly knew when it came to love. Trapped in a cycle of abusive and dysfunctional relationships, Holly's world was filled with fear, co-dependency, and emotional trauma. From a toxic partners abuse, including meth and porn addiction, she endured it all while trying to hold onto some sense of hope. But one quiet day, sitting alone on a park bench, Holly had a life-changing realization: ✨ All she ever wanted was peace. And that was the beginning of her true healing. This powerful story isn't just about surviving abuse—it's about reclaiming your identity, rising from the ashes, and choosing peace over pain. Holly went back to school, found purpose, and most importantly, she found herself. 🦋 If you’ve ever felt trapped in a toxic relationship, this video is for you. You are not alone. Healing is possible. #HealingJourney #DomesticAbuseSurvivor #FindingPeace #ToxicRelationships #CodependencyRecovery #WomensEmpowerment #TheHealingHaul #AbuseSurvivor #TraumaHealing #EmotionalHealing

Dave was not around drinking as a child and came from a very artistic family, his mother was an opera singer and his father was a plan drawer for air crafts basically he designed them. After the was he became a pastor.

Daves childhood was not perfect, his older brother was considered weird and it was the only consuming his parents, leaving little tine for him. His brother has what we now call aspergers syndrome.

At 16 Dave joined the big top circus. This is where his drinking began. But he was highly functional for a very long time. Dave quit for 3 weeks to train for a horse show, but relapsed harder than ever. The seed had been planted though and he joined AA. His rock bottom came at 6 months sober and he finally gave in to accepting true help. He has now been sober for over 30 years.

During those 30 years Dave has been busy training horses. RVing around the country, painting customer motorcycles and has written 5 books with the 6th in the works. Dave is all about making connections and finding community where ever he goes, something he never had as a child. His perspective is unique and the road less traveled.

Dave's first 3 books are on amazon, just search Dave Letteryfly

The second 2 are free and on www.daveletterfly.com , www.letterfly.com

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I recently interviewed Quinn Lapeyre, the creator of the Cali Sober movement. While the term “Cali Sober” gets thrown around a lot, what does it actually mean? Quinn breaks down the myths, clears up the gossip, and explains the real philosophy behind it. His approach is rooted in harm reduction, and he’s been working tirelessly to support others through his method. With online support groups now active across the U.S. and Canada, his program has grown rapidly over the past year—and he’s just getting started. Cali Sober isn’t going anywhere. In fact, it’s expanding fast.

🔴 TRIGGER WARNING: This video discusses sexual abuse, trauma, and addiction. Please watch with care. 🔴** Holly's story is one of the most raw, real, and gut-wrenching journeys we've ever shared on this channel. Abused by her own father from the very beginning, neglected and mistreated by her mother, and subjected to more trauma by those who were supposed to protect her—Holly’s childhood was anything but safe. As a young girl, she turned to food addiction for comfort, the only thing she could control in a world full of chaos. When her mother moved in an older boyfriend, the abuse continued. Even after earning a soccer scholarship and escaping to college, the cycle didn’t stop. She was assaulted again while helping someone in a parking lot—another shattering moment in a life already scarred by pain. Through every heartbreak, Holly fought to survive. But survival wasn’t enough—she wanted to heal*. And now, she's speaking out, not just for herself, but for anyone who's ever felt broken, silenced, or alone. 🎥 This is Part 1 of Holly’s story. Part 2 premieres tomorrow night—don’t miss how she begins to transform her trauma into strength, her wounds into wisdom.* --- 🕊️ You're not alone. If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse, please reach out to someone you trust or contact a local support organization. Help is available.

Vincent Hazenboom's story is rooted in deep personal work: I spent years trapped in porn addiction, people-pleasing, and the fear of not being “man enough.” As a highly sensitive man, I didn’t fit the traditional masculine mold—and for a long time, I felt weak because of it. But through emotional healing, deep coaching, and a commitment to living from the heart, I’ve transformed my pain into purpose. I now lead conversations around self-love, addiction recovery, emotional awareness, and heart-led masculinity—conversations men are desperate to hear but rarely have space to access.

Vincent helps men break free from addiction, people-pleasing, and inner struggle by reconnecting to their heart and leading from a place of truth. Through his own raw journey of healing, sensitivity, and purpose, Vincent empowers others to embrace real strength—the kind that starts within.

In today’s powerful episode, we sit down with Caroline Watson Kobylinski—a licensed trauma therapist and mental health advocate who believes therapy should actually help you feel different, not just talk in circles.

Caroline shares her deeply personal journey through depression, substance use recovery, bipolar II diagnosis, and eating disorder healing—all shaped by a childhood of emotional chaos. From surviving residential treatment as a teen to becoming a caregiver during her sister-in-law’s battle with stage 4 cancer, her story is one of resilience, grief, and transformation.

Now a sought-after therapist known for her humor, real talk, and trauma-informed care, Caroline blends clinical expertise with raw lived experience. If you’ve ever wondered what healing actually looks like—from the inside out—this conversation is for you.

Sean has been a tireless advocate for the homeless and addicted since the early 1980s, dedicating his life to feeding the hungry, operating shelters, and fighting for those without a voice. With decades of hands-on experience, Sean has appeared on major networks like CNN, Fox, and CBS, speaking out on national issues affecting the homeless community. Despite facing constant legal and political challenges, he remains committed to expanding shelter access and saving lives at the street level. His nonprofit work focuses on direct outreach, recovery, and advocacy for long-term solutions to homelessness and addiction. Discover more about his mission, join the movement, or donate to help support life-saving programs. Every action counts.

Learn more or support the cause at homelessvoice.org

Where do you even begin with Michael Herbert? Once battling a crack addiction, Michael transformed his life in ways most people could never imagine. From running 55 miles barefoot across the Sahara Desert, to feeding wild hyenas in Ethiopia, his story is one of redemption, purpose, and extreme adventure. But his impact goes far beyond personal transformation. On a trip to Ethiopia, he witnessed a school destroyed by a sandstorm. After promising to bring back books, a crowdfunding campaign unexpectedly raised $30,000 overnight—enough for a brand new school and a food program to support the children. With over 30 years of experience in addiction recovery, Michael continues to dedicate his life to helping others find the strength to change. His message is clear: sobriety isn’t the end of the road — it’s the beginning of a life beyond your wildest dreams. He wrote a book, look out for it this September! 🌍 Want to connect with Michael or learn more about his work?

Visit his website: https://coachmichaelherbert.com/

Emma talks about how much shame impacts our lives from the very beginning. As children it is instilled in us by society, religion and our families. Because we feel such heavy weight of shame on our shoulders it tend to lead to addiction and mental health issues. See what she has to say about getting ride of that monkey on your back called SHAME.