Seems to be a subjective subject. I still question the sanity within this concept.
@DrEllisAI4 күн бұрын
Thank you for video.
@Davidshapira-zn9mq9 күн бұрын
Rehab works less then 5% of the time. Its a proven statistic. So yeah it " works" just not for the majority of people.
@JimSavageRecovery12 күн бұрын
I found out when i got sober 36 years ago. After several years of mucking around with sobriety, calling my self sober, but not really in recovery.
@CharlesOakley-l1x12 күн бұрын
I recently learned everything you just shared in freshman psychology class. And before that, my 8th grade teacher who is an occupational therapist, also taught us this basic and fundamental information on how to grow into a well adjusted adult. This is not new info. Im glad you found it out in your old age too. Easier said than done to use the knowledge in real life, I know
@JimSavageRecovery12 күн бұрын
He got sober and left the family?
@Bruva_Ayamhyt12 күн бұрын
My dad thought what he needed for his recovery was to cut us off out of the blue. Now we're the ones left trying to recover.
@jonl977522 күн бұрын
In the name of Jesus Christ repent, and heaven will be given to you for our sins. I won’t forget about you if you forget about him I’ll get on my knees and beg him to forgive you. God bless you.
@scarletrevon52223 күн бұрын
Really wish I knew to have this mind set when I was younger with my mom
@JimSavageRecovery23 күн бұрын
Well, never too late...
@KizzleMcDizzle-vc2wf25 күн бұрын
write an instruction book get kids off drugs
@jessicajarrard6943Ай бұрын
Great video! Informative, interesting, and relatable. Great suggestions and a wonderful way to understand how and why these steps work!
@JimSavageRecoveryАй бұрын
Thanks Jessica! I appreciate the ffedback!
@katiethewiseАй бұрын
sounds amazing!!! keep up the great work
@JimSavageRecoveryАй бұрын
Thanks so much!
@TracyAlmeida-p2uАй бұрын
It's the whole story and we deep down know this the word recovery says it all recover are God given self that's the whole story
@JimSavageRecoveryАй бұрын
Excellent point. I actually say that same thing in one of my workbooks. I point out "recover" implies getting something back. What is it we're "getting back" when we recovery? Perhaps our original spiritual connection.
@wshoggoladapo971Ай бұрын
Add to that quote expecting a different outcome
@wshoggoladapo971Ай бұрын
Isn’t that the Einstein theory of crazy?
@peterwilcox1520Ай бұрын
So if u don't get in trouble it's all good ❤
@JimSavageRecoveryАй бұрын
That would be the implication of "social" use. If using doesn't cause you any problems, it's not a problem. The tough part is being honest with yourself about whether there's anything negative occurring or not. It doesn't have to necessarily "getting in trouble."
@JimSavageRecoveryАй бұрын
I was pretty much making this up on the fly. Need to tighten it up a bit
@Jean-un2orАй бұрын
Very relatable. Why do so many writers like to/ drink? To enter a state of altered consciousness and feel unshackled from the human dilemma, free flowing into the oblivion and helping to unleash all that is within.
@JimSavageRecoveryАй бұрын
Here's a short I did n the topic of artistic creativity and and substance use: kzfaq.infoq546I2WmuiI
@johnforgione5838Ай бұрын
Those sweet Easton blues 💙! ...ha!
@JimSavageRecoveryАй бұрын
In response to @shaneross7428 comment below I posted this short today. He raised such a great point. kzfaq.infoX1_nH58m74g?si=7_gt1I43ZtYZK6EY
@JJ-he3rlАй бұрын
Jung did not believe in God, he believed consciousness. The psychic change is being delivered from darkness by God. He restores you back to sanity and the “spirits” flee. Hey will come back if you let them in.
@Jean-un2orАй бұрын
I can relate to this.
@TracyAlmeida-p2uАй бұрын
That's not true jung says he doesn't believe in God because he knows there's a.god.
@shaneross7428Ай бұрын
I really enjoyed this video. You said something so profound that I never thought about. Whatever addictions we have we do them because we think they'll make us feel whole. That really sheds light and makes it easier to say no to them because I know they will not make me whole.
@JimSavageRecoveryАй бұрын
Thanks so much for saying that. Your comment actually reiterates to me the value of having a greater understanding about what we're trying to achieve for providing a solution to avoiding the negative results of addiction. Really insightful comment. Thanks!
@JimSavageRecoveryАй бұрын
Check this short I posted today in response to your comment! kzfaq.infoX1_nH58m74g?si=7_gt1I43ZtYZK6EY
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@BrookeWilkerson-xs1uc2 ай бұрын
Are you familiar with a little town called Canton, Texas for any reason?
@JimSavageRecovery2 ай бұрын
Lol. I just might be
@BrookeWilkerson-xs1uc2 ай бұрын
I can hardly believe it. Is it really you?
@JimSavageRecoveryАй бұрын
Well, yes, I would definitely be me.
@Pickled_Poet2 ай бұрын
So true. Without my family's strong support and care, i would my have been able to come clean and get a better life
@marcelamaria42052 ай бұрын
Thank you
@JimSavageRecovery2 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@randombotaccount2 ай бұрын
I was searching for a high. Plain and simple, I detest when people try to ascribe something else to it. I like drugs that's it folks.
@JimSavageRecovery2 ай бұрын
Yup. Exactly the same for me. I wasn't in pain. I wasn't trying to fill some void. I just loved getting high. It was only after I got sober I started to see that maybe there was something to that desire for spiritual, mystical experience. Today I can see how perhaps huffing gasoline for hours on end in 6th grade, then graduating to LSD in high school, chasing the ultimate psychedelic experience may have had something to do with that.
@hkann_za2 ай бұрын
Wise words
@JimSavageRecovery2 ай бұрын
Well, I'll admit it's taken a while to sort out my thought on the subject, as I need to be open-minded about the potential value for certain aspects of falls under the umbrella of psychedelic assisted mental health ttreat,ment. It took a couple of talks to recognize that my one big concern is as I said in there, the concern that this creates for compromising recovery for people who struggle with a substance use disorder..Thanks for the comment!
@donquihote60232 ай бұрын
Stop pushing.
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@dillonlee61452 ай бұрын
There is no mystery in the in those drugs.......only fake spiritual sneak peaks.....demons use them to open you up to further control.....if you wanna come close to God and have true impactful revelation then you need to clense yourself in the blood of Jesus follow the Holy Spirit and then fast until GOD speaks........the whole world is trying to divert you from Yeshua Hamishiac......The Word my God.
@tamd41212 ай бұрын
😊
@davidsherman52222 ай бұрын
All religions are pure superstition
@chillybilly23472 ай бұрын
You sound allot like Sandy Beach to me
@JimSavageRecovery2 ай бұрын
That’s hilarious. I don’t know if that was meant as a compliment but I certainly will take it as one. One of my favorite speakers, and I know that I can sometimes get into flow that sort of emulates him. “…fall by the ‘wayside.’ Ever think about the ‘wayside’? I don’t know where that is, but I don’t think I want to be there.”
@JimSavageRecovery3 ай бұрын
Wow , thanks! Guess I oughta post more lol
@matthewgrady34373 ай бұрын
Absolutely Brilliant!!!😃👌
@marybe47723 ай бұрын
I used to be anti-12-step back in the days. But after having had a spiritual crisis/bottom last fall after nearly 5 years of sobriety, I am now all about following the steps as outlined in the Big Book. So I appreciated your comment at 4:05 about options for a more secular approach to recovery for some. It seems to me that going to 12-step looking for secular recovery is part of the reason that the recovery rates have drastically declined since the Bill W / Dr. Bob days. Yes, lots of people get sobriety out of going to meetings and getting a sponsor, but many (most?) don't actually get the promises of the BB/12 steps if they try to avoid the spiritual aspect. And despite what Ebby told Bill, the BB as written doesn't tell people to come up with their own concept of God; steps 3 and 11 refer to "God as we understood Him." We can never truly understand God (or the many different ways the BB refers to the Higher Power, like Creative Intelligence, Great Reality, Spirit of the Universe etc) which is why we don't have to do the steps with a specific understanding ... just be willing to be open We Agnostics (BB chapter 4). And this doesn't mean, like I heard recently, having your HP be cheese! Anyone who needs more info on just how spiritual the 12 step program is (at least as written in the Big Book) should look into AA's early history, and especially how the program was informed by the Oxford Group. That's how both Bill W and Dr. Bob got sober! One quibble with the talk: I think your paraphrase of Jimmy Stewart and It's a Wonderful Life at 8:36 left a little to be desired. His character was actually a very nice guy who was pushed to the edge after a long life of giving to others at his own expense. And he didn't change after jumping into the river, he changed after Clarence (the angel) granted his wish and saw how life would be if he'd never been born. And he's taken through a fairly longish "spiritual experience" where he finds out how just how wonderful his life had been. Just sayin' ... not a big huge deal in terms of the point of your talk, but it's a classic movie. Had to comment. 😊
@JimSavageRecovery3 ай бұрын
Hey, thanks for all the various elements you touch on. I can go on, right there with you on all the defining of God, etc. But the Jimmy Stewart point-lol, look at the comments below. Someone else already pointed that out and he explained my faulty (made up) memory of the details. I totally stand corrected ont hat one. Again, thanks for the comments!
@5solas4483 ай бұрын
But that’s you that doesn’t apply to everybody
@JimSavageRecovery3 ай бұрын
Absolutely. That was me 36 years ago. I got my shit together and have been able to work in the addiction field responsibly 34 years now.
@tedpetrimoulx33303 ай бұрын
That's your fault completely....
@JimSavageRecovery3 ай бұрын
It certainly isn't anybody else's
@JimSavageRecovery3 ай бұрын
Addendum: This is in no way to say that those in recovery should not work in the field. It's just important to recognize the boundary.
@taiwanlink3 ай бұрын
Love your videos. My clean date is 8 September 2023.
@JimSavageRecovery3 ай бұрын
Thanks so much man. Way to go!
@01876533 ай бұрын
I couldn't agree more & appreciate you sharing another part of your journey.
@JimSavageRecovery3 ай бұрын
Thanks so much
@start19803 ай бұрын
We can handle a little bit more of the alchemy up to and including the Mysterium Conjiunctionis. It is the union of opposites that arises.
@JimSavageRecovery3 ай бұрын
Wow. Thanks for that comment. Had no idea about the depth of alchemy. I looked that up and see what you mean. Excellent! I'm not sure if I actually said it in this video, but I know Jung, in his explanation of the alcohol etiology, referred to the "alchemists as the ones who saw alcohol as deadening the senses."
@micahfarrell74023 ай бұрын
Yeah but how do I accept and love the parts that are evil?
@reidquattlebaum24073 ай бұрын
This is the stupidest fucking thing I’ve ever heard. Coming from family member of an alcoholic.
@burtmacklin95294 ай бұрын
This is misleading and monochromatic. You made one statement, and people may arrive at the conclusion (based on how you worded the video) that it’s up to the family to police their children and think they can “fix” them. Nobody can really help an alcoholic/addict other than another alcoholic/addict. You know that.
@JimSavageRecovery3 ай бұрын
Are you saying attempting to treat someone by anyone other than other recovery alcoholics/addicts is a waste of time?
@neeN572404 ай бұрын
Makes sense I think This is why people should be getting trip-sitters and possibly (I'm not too well educated on this stuff) a medical professional to make sure they're okay Anyone can have a bad trip and if you're taking something like this to improve mental health cause you're not doing too well it can also have a lasting negative effect as supposed to a positive one Be safe peeps ❤
@JimSavageRecovery4 ай бұрын
The "tripsitter" role would be a lot more than just a friend sitting with a person and telling them "it's OK" if they start freaking out. Rather someone who begins the educational process about what they're doing, what they're trying to accomplish, and the responsibilities that go along with asking the spiritual world for help long before they actually do it. And then being able to help them process what happened. In the indigenous culture, this would be the shaman who interprets what the spirits imparted to the initiate.