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What’s Sacred? How Does It Become Sacred?
I went to school to study to be a Rabbi–which was a trippy experience. I kind of recommend it for some people, if you’re interested.
Yeshaia Blakeney
June 21, 2021
I went to school to study to be a Rabbi–which was a trippy experience. I kind of recommend it for some people, if you’re interested.
Whenever I talk about spirituality, it’s important not to confuse the map with the territory. So when we’re using language to talk about spirituality–spirituality is
As a spiritual counselor, I’m left with the difficult task of trying to put words to communicate the ineffable. Because, at its base, spirituality is
If I’m being honest and I’m looking at what it means to be getting sober or being in an early recovery in the middle of
I find it fascinating. We are living in COVID time. I wonder, if this ever ends, we will be looking back and be like, whoa,
There is an idea just popularized–but has been around for thirty year–that congealed into a little phrase that I hear all the time. And it
There is a German term. It is called Zeitgeist. It means the spirit of the time. And in this time, one word that I started
I was speaking in a previous video about the relationship between alienation and marketing. There is actually a brilliant sociologist, psychologist–a member of the hated
I often think that you can understand the trends of what’s happening in the mental health and substance abuse world. Meaning, what kind of drugs
I’ve had the privilege of living amongst a lot of different communities during my recovery. Now, 17 years sober, I’ve experienced the treatment community, the
Recover Integrity is a values based program: we treat our clients and their families with dignity, respect and compassion. We understand that people in need of treatment are in a potentially life threatening crisis, and we provide a safe and nurturing environment in which to recover.
