In the hour or two before the sun would rise, I went down to the banks of “Ma Ganga” (The Ganges River) to accompany my dear friend and photographing ninja,…
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Dear Friends on the Path,
I’ve been in recovery for over 23 years and learned first-hand how to move beyond addiction to true healing and freedom, one breath at a time. I know that this life of freedom that I experience is possible for you as well.
Recovery 2.0 is the result of more than two decades of learning how to build a healthy, happy addiction-free life. If you’re wondering what’s next on your path to recovery or how to support a loved one, I hope you will take this opportunity to put your name and email in the fields below so that we can stay in touch and exchange valuable information. I will start by sending you some very important resources right away. Together, let’s #movebeyond.
With Love and Gratitude,
Tommy Rosen
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“Tommy has given us what I unreservedly regard as the best book I have ever read on the subject of recovery from addiction.”
~Gabor Maté, M.D., bestselling author of In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts
Love For Tommy
“Recovery 2.0 is part memoir, part guidebook, and part love letter—written from a deeply caring and experienced friend, Tommy Rosen. Tommy’s honest and direct storytelling helps us to understand the power of addiction and encourages us to be open to the varying tools, both traditional and contemporary—including yoga—that can end our addictive behaviors. I love this book and know that it will serve as a practical and spiritual resource for many on their path to recovery.”
~ Seane Corn, yoga teacher, co-founder Off The Mat, Into The World
“Tommy Rosen has written something extraordinary that is going to change the way people look at addiction and how to approach recovery from it. His rallying cry that we must bring the gifts of yoga and meditation together with the power of the 12 Steps is timely and important. And his emphasis on healthy food choices as part of any complete recovery strategy is groundbreaking. As Tommy says, “Get psyched. Your life is about to change.”
~ Christopher Kennedy Lawford, NY Times Bestselling Author, Recover to Live
“Anyone in search of holistic, sustainable addiction recovery will treasure this book. Birthed though the lived experience of his own addiction and recovery, Tommy Rosen has created an important resource for all affected by the dis-ease of addition.”
~ Nikki Myers, Founder Y12SR: The Yoga of 12-Step Recovery
“Through his own journey into recovery and becoming a global yoga teacher, mentor, and guide, Tommy has made a tremendous contribution to all beings about the nature of addiction, the liberation through embodying the ground of our own being, and discovering the high of our own inner pharmacy. Highly recommended for all on the path to recovering our essential Self.”
~ Shiva Rea, author of Tending the Heart Fire and founder of Prana Vinyasa Flow and the Global Mala Project
There’s no Oprah for men. Tweetable from @Recovery2point0 today. So true @DavidHWagner Loved your interview. #sobriety @tommyrosen
— Meadow DeVor (@meadowdevor) September 14, 2016
@Recovery2point0 @tommyrosen today’s interview w/ Meadow DeVor Was CORE shattering 4 me. The Conference is AMAZING! Thank you!
— A E Sawyer (@ASawyerHair) September 15, 2016
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