Understanding the root of addiction and replacing it with something positive.
Addiction is rarely only about a substance or habit. This workshop goes to the root: the mind, its search for pleasure, and the need for a positive replacement.
It looks at addiction as a search for fulfilment in the wrong place. The Vedic perspective offers practical tools for understanding the mind, recognising patterns, and finding lasting satisfaction in healthier ways.
Both. The talk is useful for anyone wanting to understand the roots of compulsive behaviour — for personal change, or to support family, friends, students, or clients.
No. It is a complementary perspective that adds depth and meaning. It works alongside therapy, support groups, and recovery programs, never against them.
Yes. The session can be shaped for prevention work in schools, community education, or wellbeing workshops for organisations.
