Native Addiction Healing

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We pray a lot and that's ok. In prayer we are often praying to... and asking for..., in other words we are speaking not listening and often defining our needs or problems using the vary mind that results in our needs and our problems. Our needs and problems are far from our comprehension. The standard reasoning, we are conditioned with will continue to perpetuate stress and pain. The natural state of spirit is complete peace that smiles. To engage with truth and peace learn how to still the mind's falsehoods. 

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This episode provides some thought on acquiring and maintaining a sober family. It provides some tools to be used by the family to not only support a sober home, but techniques and concepts related a spiritual based practices for overall health of the family. 

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In this episode I open up concepts in healing from a cultural perspective based in the spiritual realm. I draw from the wisdom of Black Elk, he was a holly man of the Oglala Lakota Sioux (1863-1950).  

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In this episode, The First Peace, is referring to Black Elk's book, "Black Elk Speaks" were he states, "The first peace which is the most important, is that which comes within the souls of people when they realize their relationship, their oneness with the universe..." In addiction healing we should be concerned with the only place where sickness could exist, the causation level of the mind that exist within the spiritual realm. 

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This episode takes a deeper look in to illusions in contrast to proposed concepts of Oneness of Spirit as found within Native American and Native Peoples around the world spiritual beliefs. This episode does reference quotes from the book, "Black Elk Speaks." This is episode 2 on Illusions.  

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In this episode I draw from the book, "Black Elk Speaks" to help frame, in a new way or a new light, ways to look at a perceived trauma. Trauma is seen by many in the addiction field to be at the root of addiction behaviors. We are never upset over a fact, we are upset over our interpretation of a fact and our interpretation of a fact greatly shifts when viewed through the concepts put forth by Black Elk, a holy man of the Oglala Lakota People. 

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In this episode I take a deeper dive in to the problem of addiction, I also make reference to spiritual concepts found in the book, "Black Elk Speaks." Furthermore I take a look at some healing concepts at the spiritual realm concerning the awareness of Oneness. 

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In this episode a continued in depth look at addiction is completed. In doing so, it is hopped a more general accepted of addiction as a trauma problem could be developed. In seeing addiction in a new light of pain, the approach to recovery could be better focused. Some discussion on grief and healing grief is also apart of this episode.  

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This episode takes a deeper look into the problem of addiction with Native Americans.