Spiritual Growth is by Subtraction - 2021
A spiritual void described as a wind blowing through a hole in the center of the self drives the addictive cycle of 'detours'—chemicals sex food and work. Sandy B. argues that recovery is not about addition but subtraction: a process of 'growing down' to return to a state of childlike simplicity and spiritual wholeness. Through a retelling of the Prodigal Son Sandy B. illustrates the journey from the personal pig pen of hitting bottom to the unconditional love of a Higher Power. The narrative shifts from the isolation of the egomaniac to the necessity of the fellowship where anonymity serves as the ultimate ego-deflator stripping away titles and status to reveal a shared human experience. Recovery is framed as a movement back home where the only way to stay is to die to the old self and the spoiled brat living eight fingers above the navel.
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