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Refuge recovery: a Buddhist path to recovering from addiction
Refuge recovery: a Buddhist path to recovering from addiction
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Levine, Noah
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Table of Contents
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A different path
Introduction
The process
The four truths of recovery
Addiction creates suffering
The cause of addiction is repetitive craving
Recovery is possible
The path to recovery
Understanding
Intention
Communication/community
Action/engagement
Livelihood/service
Effort/energy
Mindfulness/meditations
Concentration/meditations
The path to heartfulness
Breaking the addiction
Reflections on recovery
Lynn
Jordan
Dave
Mary
Pablo
Enrique
Ruth ann
Andrea
Inventories, guided meditations, meeting formats.
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Subjects
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Buddhism
Philosophy
Recovering addicts
Recovering addicts -- Life skills guides
Religion
Religious life
Religious life -- Buddhism
Self Help
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Sanders, Fred
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9780062122841
9780062123091
9780063265905
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