The Tao of Addiction and Recovery
Chi Kung Practices for Restoring the Energy Flow in Mind and Body
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Product details:
- Edition number 2nd Edition, New Edition
- Publisher Destiny Books
- Date of Publication 1 January 2026
- Number of Volumes Trade Paperback
- ISBN 9798888502815
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages272 pages
- Size 228x152x15 mm
- Language English
- Illustrations Full-color throughout 700
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Short description:
A Taoist guide to recovering from addiction
MoreLong description:
A Taoist guide to recovering from addiction
• Systematically explains the nature and development of addictions, the process of recovery, and how the Tao Te Ching can provide guidance
• Provides easy-to-perform Chi Kung practices to aid with recovery, specifically for challenges that don’t respond to mainstream treatment
• Describes Taoist Emotional Recycling to heal stuck emotions about the past and address the urges and attitudes that often cause relapse
This book explores addiction and recovery from a Taoist viewpoint, offering a path to healing rooted in ancient Chi Kung practices and principles from the Tao Te Ching.
Emphasizing the eternal balance of yin and yang, the authors show that addiction clogs up the body’s “yin centers,” hindering one’s ability to process energy effectively and propagating a pattern of stuck behaviors. The authors provide a systematic approach that has been refined over 5,000 years of easy-to-perform Chi Kung exercises that help rebalance the body, identify the root causes and traumas that fuel addiction, and address the attitudes and urges that cause relapse.
Through these holistic organ- and body-centered practices, readers can develop healthy sleeping patterns, eliminate brain fog, reduce joint pain, and develop willpower. Readers are also guided in Taoist Emotional Recycling to heal stuck emotions about the past and transform negative energy into positive energy to ensure recovery and return to a state of wholeness.
“The Tao of Addiction and Recovery is a profound guide to getting to the roots of addictive behavior in order to restore balance and harmony through Chi Kung, breathwork, diet, and lifestyle practices. This will help readers to release negative patterns, traumas, and damaging practices to reclaim and build one’s inner energy without harmful substances.”
Table of Contents:
Acknowledgments
Putting The Tao of Addiction and Recovery into Practice
1 • Addiction and Recovery from a Taoist Perspective
2 • What Is Recovery?
3 • The Chi Kung Approach
4 • Yin and Yang and the Concept of Balance
5 • Getting Started with Chi Kung Practice
6 • Practices for Detoxification and Unwinding the Body
7 • Practices for Self-Confidence
8 • Practices for Transforming Toxic Patterns
9 • Practices for a Full and Restful Sleep
10 • Practices for Releasing Trauma
Appendix: More Recovery Resources
Other Relevant Books by Mantak Chia
About the Authors
The Universal Healing Tao System
and Training Center
Index
The Tao of Addiction and Recovery: Chi Kung Practices for Restoring the Energy Flow in Mind and Body
