A new pre-publication draft of Nondual Recovery is now on the website, replacing the earlier version. If you’ve been reading along, you’ll notice the difference most in Part 3. The biggest changes are to the Keys, which now follow the Twelve Steps more closely. Each Key is paired with its matching Step: Acceptance and Surrender have traded places, so Acceptance meets the Second Step and Surrender...
Welcome
If you have tried to recover before, you may know what it is to be at war with yourself: one part wanting to stop, another wanting to keep going, and much of what passes for recovery amounting to arming the first against the second. Nondual Recovery holds that the war rests on a mistake — the one who craves and the one who resists were never separate. There is no enemy within to defeat.
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Table of Contents
- Front Matter
- Introduction
- Part 1
- Part 2
- Part 3
- Part 4
- Tenet 1 — Unity in Oneness
- Tenet 2 — The Group as a Living Organism
- Tenet 3 — Inclusivity Over Elitism
- Tenet 4 — Autonomy Within Interconnection
- Tenet 5 — Service as a Path to Liberation
- Tenet 6 — Purpose Over Profit
- Tenet 7 — Sufficiency Over Scarcity
- Tenet 8 — Honoring the Interpersonal Field
- Tenet 9 — Shared Leadership and Responsibility
- Tenet 10 — Integrity in Public Representation
- Tenet 11 — Conscious Communication
- Tenet 12 — Anonymity as Practice, Not a Rule
- Part 5
- Part 6
- Coda: The End of the War
- Appendix A: The Twelve Keys and Twelve Tenets
- Appendix B: The NR Calendar
- Blog