V12-POWER
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serpentwalker666 said:over time with alot of yoga practice,These cravings for alcohol and other substances will diminish significantly. But it will set you back severely i feel even you drink a very small amount.
Gonna make a big ass thread bump here, but this is a big truth
It’s hard to realize how shitty alcohol is when you’re a regular consumer of it (same Can be applied to every other drug)
I imagine that when one consumes drugs frequently it’s like a car stuck on mud, everytime you use drugs it’s like spinning the wheels and sinking deeper and deeper and I will try to use this crap analogy in this post lol
Combine alcohol + tobacco + any other drug and you have a express ride to damnation, but alcohol alone is enough to screw ones self
I used to go out and drink, like drink for good, it only was during weekends thankfully, the next day I was useless. But it didn’t struck me back then it’s like you feel good about being a drunktard, you actually like doing it, but why is this?
Then you go back and realize oh I was so low back then, or oh I was so deep in that mud hole not even a Cat D9 dozer would pull me out, it messes you to the point of self humiliation by accepting the hangover phase
When you resonate on such lower planes being a boozetard is like the heavens (lower planes as in crappy and shitty)
The worst thing is when you know and feel it’s damaging the body, yet one still feels and accepts it
It takes months or even years of consistent daily yoga and meditation plus alcohol abstinence to get out of the mud hole, you only realize how dirty and harmful alcohol is once you get out of the mud hole and the body is clean for good, only when the body and mind is completely sober.
Past that point one begins to realize how good it feels when the body works flawlessly like a well oiled machine. Feeling like this is much better than any other Jewish produced crap, but one has to put the work to get out of the mud hole and crawl up the hill
The best feeling is when one faces alcohol again and one simply denies it without hesitation.
I have never been an addict but I’m guessing the process might be the same for any other drug out there. The hard work is needed, but the rewards are well worth it
Some people (like I used to be) say they can’t have fun while sober and this is the main gateway to alcohol, which is the main gateway to other drugs.
Funny thing is that whenever I go out now I have a much better time than I used to do when being a boozetard. The fake confidence alcohol can easily be trained to be permanente without resorting to it.
My story with alcohol is this:
One day I decided to go out and got really drunk, a typical night for me and for many teens. The next day my heart was pounding on my chest, heart rate really irregular and I was freezing even though the ambient temp was 30 degrees Celsius. I laid down, couldn’t sleep, it felt like my heart was gonna explode any moment and I was scared shitless
I would suddenly fall into some sort of sleep only to wake up violently as if someone had electrocuted me. Fuck me it was the only time I feared for my life I’ll never forget it. Few days after that I started doing yoga and getting serious with meditation. Doing healthy things will atttact healthy habits it has been my case and it seems to be with many people here too.
Last words, I never went back and will never go. Alcohol is fuckin poison.