What’s the Value of Addiction?
What’s the Value of Addiction?
Podcast Description
Early in my sobriety journey I realised that in order to stay sober I would have to learn how to create my life. A life lived from a space that is actually true for me. This is something that I have been & still are exploring, and the tools of Access Consciousness®️ have been a massive contribution along the way.
In this podcast I wish to share with you a different perspective on Addiction, one where you don’t have to make yourself wrong ever again.
Join me & my guests for raw, vulnerable conversations filled with questions & tools to access more of what is true for you.
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The podcast covers themes related to addiction recovery, personal growth, and self-acceptance, with episodes discussing topics such as moving beyond shame, the gifts hidden behind struggles, and living with integrity, aiming to provide new perspectives on personal challenges.
Early in my sobriety journey I realised that in order to stay sober I would have to learn how to create my life. A life lived from a space that is actually true for me. This is something that I have been & still are exploring, and the tools of Access Consciousness®️ have been a massive contribution along the way.
In this podcast I wish to share with you a different perspective on Addiction, one where you don’t have to make yourself wrong ever again.
Join me & my guests for raw, vulnerable conversations filled with questions & tools to access more of what is true for you.
Welcome to this second episode of the “What’s the value of addiction?” podcast, with guest Shannon O’Hara.
Shannon O’Hara is an Access Consciousness® Certified Facilitator & the founder of Talk to the Entities®. Shannon grew up in a family of addicts, both her dad & brothers struggled with substance abuse. Today she holds classes & workshops around the world educating people about the spirit world, as well as topics such as relationships, money, creation and more.
In this episode me & Shannon talk about entity awareness & addiction & how drugs and alcohol is one of the most common ways to suppress your awareness (including awareness of the spirit world).
Many addicts have a lot of psychic abilities & capacities that they haven’t been allowed to have & are shutting down. Drugs & alcohol is one of the socially acceptable suppressor of the awareness that doesn’t fit or match.
Entities are not responsible for addiction but un-dealt with entity awareness can be a component. And in the sobriety journey it can be a huge advantage to learn how to deal with the spirit world.
Key takeaways;
– Many people are suppressing & avoiding their awareness (including awareness of the spirit world) with drugs, alcohol and other type of addictions.
– Victimhood is a justification for powerlessness. Beyond making yourself a victim is true empowerment.
Questions to ask;
– What is the gift in all of this?
– What if your greatest wrongness is your greatest strongness?
RESOURCES & LINKS
Discover more about the Talk To The Entities Specialty Class Entities & Addiction with Shannon here:
https://talktotheentities.com/products/specialty-classes/entities-addiction/addiction-entities/
Listen to Shannon’s Podcast about Entities & Addiction: https://shannon-ohara.com/podcast/e95-entities-addiction/
LIVE with Shannon O’Hara and TTTE Facilitators Angélique Bernard and Mohnish Malhotra for a discussion around the TTTE Entities & Addiction: https://www.youtube.com/live/SyzngXJPTos?si=IVRo0W95FbTvHSHq
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