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Buddhism & the Twelve Steps Daily Reflections: Thoughts on Dharma and Recovery
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Buddhism & the Twelve Steps Daily Reflections: Thoughts on Dharma and Recovery
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Weight: 1.15 lbs
Buddhism & the Twelve Steps Daily Reflections: Thoughts on Dharma and Recovery
Author: Kevin Griffin
Daily reflection lies at the heart of both Buddhist practice and the Twelve Steps. With its emphasis on living in the present moment, this book offers 365 days of teachings that bring together mindfulness meditation, Buddhist wisdom, and Twelve Step guidance to support a meaningful recovery journey.
Organized in a “Step of the Month” format, this book also works beautifully as a Step study. Each reflection introduces Buddhist basics, explores challenges of recovery, and provides a theme to carry into daily life. Whether you are practicing alone or with a group, these readings serve as practical tools for healing, growth, and spiritual clarity.
Why You’ll Love It:
- Daily Inspiration: 365 reflections blending mindfulness, Dharma, and recovery principles.
- Step of the Month Format: Perfect for personal practice or group Step study.
- Grounded in Experience: Written by a longtime Buddhist practitioner and Twelve Step participant.
- Practical Tools: Guidance on meditation, mindfulness, and navigating challenges in sobriety.
About the Author
Kevin Griffin is a pioneer in the mindful recovery movement and author of the groundbreaking One Breath at a Time: Buddhism and the Twelve Steps. A Buddhist practitioner since the 1980s and in recovery since 1985, he has taught meditation since 1996 in Buddhist centers, treatment programs, and professional conferences nationwide. Kevin is also a cofounder of the Buddhist Recovery Network and a musician who released the world music CD Laughing Buddha in 2013.
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