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I believe knowledge must be free and accessible.
Money has always limited education—especially for people battling addiction and the allies helping them heal. The need is greatest where resources are scarcest.
I also respect that creators survive on sales. So if you can, support them: buy books that move you and share them with recovery centers or those who are struggling.
But here, there’s no catch—no ads, links, memberships, or hidden agendas. I don’t want anything from you. My only aim is to give you tools to help break free from addiction’s grip.
Everything here is FREE…
Free as in FREEDOM!!
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FREE AUDIOBOOK – The Roots of Buddhist Psychology
Discover timeless wisdom in The Roots of Buddhist Psychology by Jack Kornfield. This free audiobook offers guidance, mindfulness, and compassion for those healing and rebuilding life in recovery.
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FREE AUDIOBOOK – The Places That Scare You by Pema Chödrön
Discover strength in vulnerability with Pema Chödrön’s *The Places That Scare You*. This free audiobook invites those in recovery to face fear with compassion and find peace through mindfulness and courage.
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FREE AUDIOBOOK – How to See by Thich Nhat Hanh
Discover gentle guidance from Thich Nhat Hanh’s *How to See*, a free audiobook offering mindful tools to reconnect, heal, and find peace on your recovery journey.
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FREE Audiobook – “How to Fight” by Thich Nhat Hanh
Discover peace through mindfulness with Thich Nhat Hanh’s *How to Fight*. This free audiobook offers gentle guidance for transforming anger and pain—an empowering tool for anyone on the journey of recovery.
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This section is for you. Whether you’re just starting out, deep in the work, or somewhere in the messy middle, I’m curating a collection of free books and tools that speak to the realness of recovery—no sugarcoating, no shame, and definitely no preaching.
These materials include workbooks, mindfulness practices, and alternative recovery paths that center your autonomy, your healing, and your voice. They’re here to help you explore what works for you—whether that means learning to sit with your emotions, reworking your relationship to craving, or just finding something that doesn’t make you roll your eyes.
Everything here is free, accessible, and grounded in the idea that you don’t need to be “fixed”—you just need space, support, and a path that actually makes sense.
If you support folks navigating the rough terrain of substance use recovery—whether as a peer, counselor, therapist, or any other frontline role—I’m building this space with you in mind.
I’m gathering a wide range of free resources: group workbooks, facilitator guides, mindfulness practices, and evidence-based tools you can use in your sessions or adapt for your own approach. The goal is to make it easier for you to keep showing up, stay inspired, and bring fresh, effective material into your work without having to dig through paywalls or corporate BS.
Whether you’re looking to deepen your skills, try new modalities, or just need something solid to run a group tomorrow, you’ll find materials here that support recovery in a real, practical, and human way.
This is where the dharma meets the mess of real life. No gurus, no fluff—just grounded Buddhist teachings for folks walking through the fire and looking for something honest to hold onto.
These books aren’t about escaping pain; they’re about meeting it with wisdom, clarity, and compassion.
Whether you’re coming off substances, untangling trauma, or just trying to find your footing in a chaotic world, these texts offer a path that’s human, doable, and deeply liberating.
No dogma, no judgment—just practical tools for waking up, one breath at a time.
