Welcome to the TLC audio store. This audio archive is a compilation of many years of lecturing. The spiritual and science used by Thought Life Connection were borrowed from religion, science, and medicine. TLC has adjusted and adapted the vocabulary of the paradigm of the 12 steps so that it can be understood by every man, woman, and child.
The spiritual principles will manifest psychic change for anybody and everybody without having to have drug or alcohol addiction in their past.
Many people – regardless of experience with traditional addictions – report that as a result of practicing these powerful principles, they have been able to meet difficulties of life that they could never face before. This is a powerful pathway to a better life – a genuine way of living for anybody and everybody.
Within the lectures, you will hear people ask questions about why am I where I am, how can I get to a better place and what is blocking me. As you listen, you will realize that we all have similar problems because we live through our bodies instead of the light of our minds.
Your past will become your future if you keep reliving it. These audio files can lead you to a path of freedom.
The question is what path will YOU choose for your future???
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Termites of Fear
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Exploring the deeply ingrained thinking patterns and emotional blind spots that quietly undermine recovery, just like termites eat away at the foundation of a house. Through a raw and honest group discussion, this audio focuses on the idea of “complete defeat” and the challenge many face in admitting true powerlessness over addictionism.
Includes reflections on self-will, spiritual bottoms, emotional pain, and the ways ego and self-confidence can block growth. The conversation touches on how the disease can be active even in sobriety, and how untreated emotional and mental patterns can lead to feelings of entitlement, frustration, and disconnection.
The group also discusses how distorted thinking creates internal conflict, leading to fear, self-judgement, and comparison with others. The message is clear, external success doesn’t protect against inner unmanageability. K.C. reminds the group that recovery is not about dramatic external events but about recognising the quieter, more subtle ways their thinking can sabotage their progress.
In this audio, K.C. audio offers powerful insights into the daily work of recovery, the value of humility, and the need to shift from self-reliance to spiritual connection. This touches on Paths 1, 2, 4, 8 and 10.