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All the various spiritual teachers … I’m so grateful. She is showing me yet another way to question my thoughts. ❤

My sister doesn’t I like me

There was two documentaries?. I've seen the saving Ed Mitchell one. What's the other,m

Well, when her sister is saying "I don't want to be in your company." then it doesn't makes sense to call her recently. Respecting borders.

this is great, however the camera person has gotten a little too creative in their approach to this interview

This is really helpful, thank you.

Wonderful

SPOTTED - 5:23 Mr. Geller front row, left

He looks so much better now. Glad he got the help.

How fabulous to see Ed looking so fit and well mentally and physically..he has a good nature and a worthy soul...

Where are u now

He left a tenner under the bench at the Babylon on Xmas Eve the night he was filming something that I'm actually a part of as I was interviewed eating sandwiches on the bench..I now live in St Ives been sober for years on and off .. the bench.

I could listen to this man all day very aware even while in the struggle. Great work Ed

I understand how THE WORK ...works LOL from this interview. The guilt I have had for years...which actually comes from what someone else did....influenced EVERYTHING in my life for years. It still creeps in now. This will be a game changer for me!!! Thank you Katie

I feel like this only works with low key stuff Not abuse

These vids are good. Can we watch the whole segment? Is there a link?

Always good to see someone navigate themselves out of addiction. Good for you Ed x

Clever, clever man

Bollocks. White, well spoken English ex public school boy ex minor celeb gets offered a tv show to stop drinking?? Boo humans boo

Well done Ed. You have done well. Continued good fortune to you my friend

well done Ed, long may your recovery continue!

Well done

Did Katie drink coffee this day 🤣👍👍

It takes that long to get into a treatment in the UK it's a joke. 6 weeks to get on a script, that's terrible. A drug addict has got to keep stealing for 6 weeks and risk overdose and dying for 6 weeks. Addicts are just ordinary people who want a second chance. Most of them just set off with a simple prescription from the doctor that went wrong and got out of control. I have become addicted to my pain meds (Oxycodone) and need to go onto methadone to come off them. My doctor told me that she would just cut me off from them if I had any more problems with them so I would have to swap to heroin while I wait for treatment from Unity. Why swap? Heroin is cheaper than oxy to buy off the streets. Yes I would have to buy street drugs while I wait to get onto a script. For the people that say a doctor in the U.K cannot do that the answer is yes they can.

Remaining sober forever, does it genuinely seem like something you want? Maybe it's what specific people need, nevertheless pay attention, there's a one-hour technique in Steffon Barkload's site that clarifies the key to either give up completely or drink moderately, in a healthy manner without needing to give it up for good.

Byron Katie is an incredible breath of fresh air. Such a gift.

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YES, THE WORK WORKS!!!

well done big man... keep strong

Interested to hear/see a follow-up video on how she's doing to gain more insight into the process of The Work.

Have been at this only for a month and find it fascinating. Had my first facilitation over the phone a few weeks ago...lots of crying and laughing...and difficult. Very difficult; nothing in life worth having is easy and this untethered journey through life is so bizarre...it's like letting go of every safety rope to realize one can stand on air...yet it feels like walking on the edge of a knife because fear and loathing is so powerful and tricky. So grateful for people who work at this...lol 'The Work' - it's so simple and called that for a reason. Grateful for the workers working on the work. 😁🍀💗👏

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Just shows you alcohol can detroy anyone , the guy had it all glad to see he's stable and back to some state of normality after what he put his poor family through, he owes it to them ... I read up on him unfortunately he still drinks on and off ..

Bless him you can feel the genuine enthusiasm in his voice. I was actually watching this to see what you had to say about honesty and it came in at 4:55 I believe/feel/think/know that without inner honesty you cant ever survive your addictions and pattern of behaviour. I speak not of myself but of a person I know who has lived with the biggest ever lie. Hes just started on RAMP, id never heard of it until I found this today. I know this person wont ever change because he is STILL in denial of WHY hes addicted and keeps running away. Honesty in yourself is key and acceptance of what you have done in your life that has badly affected others is vital before you can make changes for yourself. could I speak with someone?

Fair play lad. Respect 👍

Hope this man still doing well. I can relate to his story 100%.

This is old now. I sincerely hope he's still dry. I hardly touch the stuff now. I was at the crest of that slippery slope myself, when my marriage collapsed, but luckily had a scare event that made me see sense. I did like what he said about not replacing alcoholism with recoveryism.

Great work ed. Truly inspiring story. Would love to shake your hand one day. I'm recovering myself and have saved this story to watch when I feel I could relapse

Well done mate. God bless

Respect

00:39 They’re believing their thoughts. POWERFUL 💥

This link for the longer version of the interview doesn’t work...I just keep getting advertisements & nothing more.

I agree...it is an overwhelming responsibility for self/SELF!

Fascinating man, which is probably why he liked to drink...

Now sober for 7 months thank God and with the help of AA. It works!

I don believe him. One day he gonna drink again

Welldone

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Byron Katie is really beautiful! 💙💙 With my spiritual awakening I've also really enjoyed watching quite a lot of Master Sri Avinash recently. #SriAvinashDoTV 💚 I find Sri Avinash's Satsang talks have helped me to become so much more compassionate.