@Till23 love me a bit of chaos theory haha yes!! In some ways it feels like a whole new sensory way of exploring nature - not just seeing it, but feeling the textures, the energy, the earth itself. Plus, mud between toes is glorious! 😋
I think what has always stood out to me about religion, nature, and spirituality is that no matter where the school of thought has originated, there's always common themes - of connectedness, the cyclical nature of time, and a reverence for nature. In recovery, these themes seem pretty overarching too in an existential kind of way - disconnection from oneself or from others, the inevitability of loss as time claims all, and finding a sense of meaning and purpose in service of 'the divine', aka a force bigger than oneself, like mother nature herself.
...maybe I ought to share the above in the thread haha.
One foot in front of the other is the way hey. Glad to hear you're reaching out when needed! Finishing up a program is an accomplishment, hope you feel like you got something out of it! What's next on the horizon for you, recovery-wise?