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Wallowing in Painful Emotionalism
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Exploring how emotional impulsiveness can show up in recovery, often masking itself as spiritual insight or growth. Through real stories and insights shared, K.C. helps us to uncover how addictionism is more than just substance use, it's often tied to deeper emotional patterns and distorted thinking.
In this session K.C. highlights how emotional reactions can lead us to make unrealistic decisions, avoid personal accountability, or rush spiritual progress without doing the necessary inner work. He looks at the dangers of getting swept up in feelings without taking steady, grounded action, especially early in recovery.
The discussion also touches on the difference between acting out of virtue versus reacting to circumstances, and how our minds can forget painful lessons, causing repeated behaviours. Practical examples and reflections are shared around smoking, overcommitting, emotional highs and lows, and how genuine surrender often comes from hard-earned awareness rather than dramatic emotion.
This is an honest reminder that recovery is about slow, steady change, not chasing spiritual highs or quick fixes. This also touches on Paths 3, 4, 7 and 8.