😔Addiction is a human response to seeking pain relief and temporary pleasure.
🔄Addiction is not a moral deviation, but a human experience.
👥Society is blind to the fact that almost all individuals are addicted to something.
🏞️Our society demands self-suppression and conformity, which goes against our true human nature.
🌱Understanding addiction as a symptom of underlying pain can lead to healing and transformation.
What is addiction?
—Addiction is manifested in any behavior that provides temporary pleasure or relief, leading to cravings and continued engagement despite negative consequences.
Is addiction limited to drugs?
—No, addiction encompasses various behaviors, including but not limited to drugs. It can involve sex, gambling, shopping, and even activities like work and social media.
Why do people become addicted?
—People become addicted as a way to seek pain relief, emotional pleasure, or a temporary escape from reality. Addiction often stems from underlying trauma, adversity, and suffering.
Is addiction a genetic disease?
—No, addiction is not an inherited disease. It is a response to pain and a desire for relief. This understanding helps remove the stigma associated with addiction and encourages compassionate and effective approaches to treatment.
Can society be addicted?
—Yes, society as a whole can be addicted to various behaviors and beliefs. Consumerism, power, and competition are societal addictions that can negatively impact individuals and communities.
00:00Addiction is a natural human response to seeking pain relief and temporary pleasure.
03:49Addiction is not an abnormality but a part of the human experience.
08:08Society tends to stigmatize certain addictions while accepting others.
09:33Our society demands self-suppression and conformity, which goes against our true human nature.
10:50Understanding addiction as a symptom of underlying pain and disconnection can lead to healing and transformation.
