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04/05/2026

You were tricked, conned, and deceived into addiction. It's not your fault, and you're not to blame. But while fault and responsibility are different, taking responsibility is the key to moving forward. Don't let past blame drown your future.

01/05/2026

Understanding addiction transforms vulnerability from deceived powerlessness into safe surrender. Someone in addiction does not need to remain powerlesness, nor addicted.

29/04/2026

I used to have a serious anger problem, growing up where rage was the solution. But through faith, I learned giving in to anger means you're actually forfeiting power. True power and healthy control isn't in shouting; it's in processing pain and betrayal with resilience.

28/04/2026

In a recent TF Addiction Recovery seminar, a lady asked what to do when family don’t believe the changes you’re making and won’t support you.
I just came across a song that creatively offers insight on this. I think the song is about marriage, but it’s totally relevant beyond that.

6 likes. "SHE DOESN'T BELIEVE MY CHANGES ARE REAL | Cass Morrow (Official)"

27/04/2026

When power is concentrated, those who support that tend to fall into two camps: those who shirk responsibility off onto those with the power, and those who seek to siphon power from those with more of it. Jesus offers a different path: an unlimited power mindset where giving it away enriches everyone.

24/04/2026

Did you know your choices aren't always entirely your own? From gin's comeback to supermarket layouts, psychologists and scientists manipulate us to buy things we don't need. This is just one example of how our choices are influnced. Understanding the trick is the first step to regaining power.

24/04/2026

We often carry resentment for the hurt we've experienced, questioning why we should be responsible for healing it. But imagine finding a lost child. You'd help, right? Often, that lost child is you – the unresolved pain, the bad coping mechanisms. It's time to take responsibility for that inner child, even when it wasn't your fault.

22/04/2026

Addiction and toxic relationships share a secret: euphoric recall. We cling to the memory of how good things felt, hoping to recapture that feeling, even when the euphoria wasn't real. This, combined with the 'sinkhole syndrome'—where we invest too much to quit—traps us in cycles that never work. Understanding this connection is the first step to breaking free.

21/04/2026

Feeling overwhelmed with an awareness of how blessed I am!

I just interrupted my working mental block by playing Forrest Frank’s Thankful, and a thought struck me:

If I not only listed all my blessings (which would take all of us many days), but also assigned value to each one - 🤯

If I could go back and tell my younger self what my internal and external life would one day look like, I think she’d faint! She wouldn’t be capable of imagining it.

It all starts with being able to receive the inner-blessing first. When we gain inner-healing, freedom, resilience, peace, integrity, self-discipline, love - then the external blessings follow, and external problems can’t threaten or overshadow the blessings.

21/04/2026

https://youtu.be/84UZoekL2V4?si=imxqN-41zSTH25Ti

What if addiction isn’t primarily about weakness, lack of willpower, or even background — but about something much simpler?What if it works like a trick?In t...

20/04/2026

Dopamine isn't just about pleasure, it's a motivator released in anticipation of reward - of what the brain thinks you want. This anticipation is why cravings feel good even before you get what you want and why doomscrolling feels good even when it's not.

17/04/2026

Scripture speaks of glory that surpasses even the most tormenting trials. It's not minimizing suffering, but highlighting how immense God's goodness is. The worse the trial, the more we can grasp the unparalleled glory awaiting us in His presence.