Dallas BraggFormer crystal methamphetamine user, I help men who have sex with men break free from the addictive patterns associated with Chemsex. Currently expanding my expertise by seeking to become a Certified

When emotions in recovery feel like they didn’t originate with you.

10 Nov 2023 · 1 min

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In this solo talk, Dallas Bragg explains that sobriety does not automatically eliminate negative emotions such as anger, resentment, and depression. He notes that many people, even after completing the 12‑step program and attending thousands of meetings, still feel these emotions lodged in their bodies, leading to overreacting, overthinking, isolation, and even physical illness. Conventional approaches like talk therapy and EMDR often fail to reach the root cause. Bragg introduces his "psychic sobriety" coaching, proposing that such persistent emotions are energetic entities—like a virus—carried over from a previous life or transmitted early by a parent or guardian. These trapped energies feel foreign and difficult to explain, yet they continue to surface in recovery.

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Hey, 2 states of being can coexist. You can be sober but still feel angry, resentful, and depressed. Does this sound familiar, that after completing the 12 steps and maybe like 2,000 meetings, these emotions sometimes seem to be forever lodged in your body? Why is everybody else so happy? Living this way leads to overreacting, overthinking, isolation, and eventually can manifest as physical illness. Sometimes talk therapy, EMDR, and all the other techniques you've tried just doesn't seem to get to the root of these unwelcome emotions. I have found in my psychic sobriety coaching that many people are carrying the energetic entity of emotions that either came in with them from a previous life or have been passed on to them from a parent at an early age or some other guardian that was nearby. These emotions or trapped energies feel foreign to you, like a virus. They feel difficult to explain. They rise up.