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Even after getting sober and rebuilding your life, you may still feel lost, lonely, and empty. This video explores why that happens.

In this conversation, Chris Willitts delves into the journey of sobriety and the deeper quest for meaning and purpose beyond material success. He discusses Carl Jung's concept of spiritual malaise (or "soul sickness")—a sense of emptiness and disconnection that can persist during and after achieving sobriety. Chris highlights the importance of meaningful relationships, community, spiritual connection, and reconnecting with nature in the recovery process. He advocates for a holistic approach to healing that addresses the soul, not just the substance.
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TAKEAWAYS

It's important to adjust personal goals to include spiritual growth.
Achieving sobriety and financial success can still leave one feeling empty.
Soul sickness refers to a deeper disconnection and lack of purpose.
Materialism and societal pressures can exacerbate feelings of loneliness.
Recovery involves addressing spiritual and emotional needs, not just stopping substance use.
Community support plays a crucial role in the recovery journey.
Nature can be a powerful source of healing and connection.
Spiritual practices can help fill the God-sized hole in our lives.
Engaging with nature is essential for mental and emotional well-being.
You can start feeling better and more connected immediately.

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RESOURCES

🐘💜 Sacred Coaching: Reverence, Ritual, and Recovery: https://sacredsobriety.org/coaching

🐘💜 Sacred Circle: Private online group for sacred plant recovery: https://sacredsobriety.org/sacred-circle

🐘💜 Loyall: AI recovery companion that "always by your side." Get your personalized recovery plan, along with relapse prevention protocols: https://sacredsobriety.org/loyall

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