Top stories published by Spirituality and Recovery in 2022

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Dr Roger E Prentice in Spirituality and Recovery

Nov 23, 2022

Christianity & Non-duality

Non-duality in Christianity and Taoism

3 responses

Dr Roger E Prentice in Spirituality and Recovery

Nov 16, 2022

Duality & Non-duality: an interspiritual perspective

‘Self-subsistence’ & our inner turmoil

James Boylan in Spirituality and Recovery

Nov 17, 2022

Nothing Is So Bad, a Drink Won’t Make It Worse

unless you really want to gamble with your life.

2 responses

Dr Roger E Prentice in Spirituality and Recovery

Nov 19, 2022

Introductory course: Ancient wisdom much needed for today — one of a series

Know your true Self

James Boylan in Spirituality and Recovery

Dec 10, 2022

How To Really Have Effective Prayer

when the begging, pleading foxhole prayers don’t cut it!

Dr Roger E Prentice in Spirituality and Recovery

Nov 13, 2022

Spirituality & Recovery

Keys to help recovery

3 responses

James Boylan in Spirituality and Recovery

Nov 5, 2022

The Road to Sobriety is a Simple Journey For Confused People With a Complicated Disease

Dr Roger E Prentice in Spirituality and Recovery

Nov 14, 2022

From looking to seeing

Revealed

Duality & Non-duality — hidden then seen;

James Boylan in Spirituality and Recovery

Nov 19, 2022

This Disease Wants To Kill You

so stomp this sucker out right now! Before it does!

1 response

Dr Roger E Prentice in Spirituality and Recovery

Nov 18, 2022

Heschel’s Awe Wonder & Radical Amazement & Doubt — an introductory course

Stillness of the eternal

1 response

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These were the top 10 stories published by Spirituality and Recovery in 2022. You can also dive into monthly archives for 2022 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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