Keys to Overcoming Addiction: Addictive Mind Inquiry and the Way to Overcome Addiction

With most people, addiction was understood to be a lack of willpower. People with this thought believed that the person who is addicted chose to make bad decisions and act selfishly. This book shall give you a different view of the addictive mind and our responsibility to it. - Instead of comparing our lives negatively with those of famous addicts, real or fictional, attentive to all the ways we are not like 'them,' we need to develop an eye for the ways in which we are...
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With most people, addiction was understood to be a lack of willpower. People with this thought believed that the person who is addicted chose to make bad decisions and act selfishly.
This book shall give you a different view of the addictive mind and our responsibility to it.
- Instead of comparing our lives negatively with those of famous addicts, real or fictional, attentive to all the ways we are not like 'them,' we need to develop an eye for the ways in which we are all too like them. We need to let the light of their experiences illuminate our own lives, permitting us to see the addiction present in ourselves.
- This is an exact reprint of the original book first published in 1993.