Addiction

There is a way out

 

My Story

I am Alex and I am an addict, I am an alcoholic, and I most definitely have the disease of addiction. I am making this website because I know how it feels to have addiction. For me it felt completely and utterly hopeless. Try after try, rehab after rehab, therapist after therapist and still I found myself hobbling home at 5 AM in utter despair. The moment I stopped using my mind filled with immense chaos, and the moment I had one to ease that chaos I’d be off to the races again and soon in a blackout. I felt miserable, constantly bringing Chaos and terror to the lives of the people I loved most.  Many times I just wanted it all to end because I felt as long as I existed I would use, and as long as I used I would continue to drag everyone around me into chaos and misery. I’m making this website because today I don’t feel that way. Today I have meaningful connections and relationships with other people, and am working to spread love in this universe. Today I know that there’s a way out, I am 100% sure of it. The way out is not always easy, is by no means instant, and takes some time and effort, but can open the door to a beautiful life if done correctly. I am making this website to describe to you what has given me certainty that there is a way out, in hopes that it may do the same for you.

My Path to Recovery

About

Love Light Recovery

My whole life I felt as though there was a void within me. For a long time the void felt like a curse, something that only grew worse and worse as time went on and could not be satisfied no matter what I threw at it. I now realize that void was within me for a reason. The void was a calling to my true purpose, to spread love and be of service to the world around me. When I do these things, the void grows smaller and smaller. The purpose of Love light recovery is to spread this information in hopes that it can help others. I know there are alot of people out there like me, with voids that are seemingly unsatisfiable, which drive people to feel lost, empty, and hopeless. The purpose of the Love Light Movement is to: 1.) show people that this void can be filled through helping other beings and spreading love. 2.) give people opportunities to help other beings and spread love. 3.) Show people that there is a way out of addiction for EVERYONE 3.) Provide awareness of the true nature of addiction. 

About Love Light Recovery

A New Perspective on Addiction

Redefining how addiction is perceived to help improve general understanding of the disease

The Rebound Effect (Tricks of Addiction)

I explore how drugs can trick an individual into thinking they are worse in some area of life then they actually are, and why they think drugs make them better in this area.

Problems of Identity in Those Who Have Addiction

Integration of the addict identity into ones greater sense of self is crucial someone when it comes to entering and maintaining recovery. In this post I explore why this is so important and how society makes this hard to do.

Understanding Addiction From Inside the Mind – For Those With Addiction and the Loved Ones of That Person

Awareness of ones own mind is extremely important in those who have addiction so that they can recognize when the addiction entity is producing thoughts. While useless by itself if someone has treatment strategies that are effective for them this recognition can allow them to realize the importance of lifelong enactment of such strategies.

Email mercifulcloth5@gmail.com for any of these books, and where you want them sent, and you will receive them at no cost whatsoever.

Free Recovery/Spiritual Books

Recovery Books

AA Big Book

NA Basic Text

Daily Reflections (AA)

Just For Today (NA)

Spiritual Books

Law of ONE books: 1,2,3,4,5

The Qur’an

The Bible

The Torah

The Dhammapada

The Bhagavad Gita

Expressing the inner struggles through music and poetry. 

Music

  • - DIRTY DAN
    2:14
  • - The Demon
    3:00
  • - DOCTOR
    3:13
  • - The Battle of the People in My Head (1)
    3:06

Personally experienced all three, all were very helpful and nice.

Recommended Rehabs and Sober Homes

Next Step Recovery

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Carolina Recovery Solutions

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Recovery First

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