Addiction, the Body and the Chakras with Ashley Turner -The Recovery 2.0 Power Hour With Tommy Rosen Episode #9
The Recovery 2.0 Power Hour Podcast With Tommy RosenShow Notes
In this podcast, Yoga philosophy and developmental psychology come together in a groundbreaking discussion between Tommy Rosen and Ashley Turner about how we develop and where our addictions come from as seen through the lens of the chakras. From the yogic perspective, the chakras are a map of our energy body giving us a lens through which to understand our development, liabilities, strengths and personal evolution.
Ashley masterfully blends East and West in order to leave us more compassionate, forgiving and wise. Enjoy this mind-expanding interview. Deeply interesting, inspiring and healing, it presents a map for moving beyond shame and guilt.
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