How Can I Overcome Codependency? | In The Circle with Tommy Rosen 55

In this episode of In the Circle, Eric joins us with a powerful inquiry about overcoming codependency, all the while shedding light on the complexity of process addictions.
Process addictions, such as codependency and food addiction, are distinctive because they involve fundamental aspects of life that we can't live without.
Codependency, in particular, revolves around the deep-seated human needs for love and connection, often blurring boundaries and creating challenges in relationships. We’re all on a quest to learn how to be in harmonious relationships of every kind in our life.
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ABOUT TOMMY ROSEN
Tommy Rosen is a renowned yoga teacher, an addiction recovery expert and author of the critically acclaimed book, "Recovery 2.0: Move Beyond Addiction and Upgrade Your Life." Tommy is one of the pioneers in the field of Yoga and Recovery assisting others to holistically transcend addictions of all kinds. He is the founder of Recovery 2.0 and leads retreats and workshops internationally and is a keynote speaker at global conferences and festivals. He celebrates over 3 decades of freedom from drug addiction and alcoholism.
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RECOVERY 2.0 UNIVERSAL PRAYER
Universe, put me in the places you want me to be, with the people you want me to be with, doing the things you want me to do.
Thank you for the joys and challenges of my life.
Amen, Sat Nam, Namaste

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I love your honesty tommy ur amazing tk you❤

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Hi Tommy 💜 thx so much for this beautiful talk 🙏 I struggle with the saying "a human being in progress" or: "becoming who I want to be" ... since I also learned that the path of Yoga is one of unraveling who we are ... unlearning ... we are already perfect from the start. If i need to be in progress all the time... I feel uneasy, restless, and unhappy with things exactly the way they are at this moment ... can you say something about this pls? 🙏