Introduction to RecoverIQ
Dedication This work has been a labor of love — forged in late nights, old truths, and quiet moments of remembering. To my brothers and sisters in recovery:I see you. […]
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Dedication This work has been a labor of love — forged in late nights, old truths, and quiet moments of remembering. To my brothers and sisters in recovery:I see you. […]
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The Strength of Softness Based on Dao De Jing, Chapter 76 “When alive, the body is soft and supple.When dead, it is hard and stiff.All living things, including grass and
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The Lotus Rises The Flower That Grows Through Mud From the Mud, Something Beautiful The lotus is not born in clear water.It doesn’t bloom on mountaintops or grow in polished
Radical Acceptance & Beginner’s Mind Letting Go, Opening Up, and Starting Fresh—Right Where You Are What Is Radical Acceptance? Radical acceptance is the art of stopping the fight against reality.
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“Muddy water, let it be still, a — Laozi, Dao De Jing, Chapter 15 In the West, we’re taught to stir things up. Push harder. Fix it now. If something’s
Empty Your Cup The Wisdom of Making Space The Story A university professor came to visit Nan-in, a Japanese Zen master.Curious and full of knowledge, the professor said he wanted
Be Like Water Inspired by Bruce Lee and Daoist Wisdom “Empty your mind.Be formless, shapeless—like water.You put water into a cup, it becomes the cup.You put water into a bottle,
Not all cravings are created equal. The urge for cake passes. The craving for heroin can feel like drowning. One is a whisper. The other is a scream with teeth.When
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Hope Is a Verb: A Love Letter to the Brave in Early Recovery Written for anyone who’s holding on by a thread — and calling it hope. Hope Isn’t the
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Reflection on Thich Nhat Hanh’s Quote “There is no path to happiness: happiness is the path.” – Thich Nhat Hanh We spend half our lives chasing a finish line that