So creative and an interesting concept.

Ok I read the title, "low vibrational surroundings", so I am going to assume this is an everyday issue. Does your parent know how their behavior is affecting you?

In other words, have you communicated to your parent how their addiction is affecting you in the household? And if you have, do you have family who is aware of the issue, or anyone you can turn to for positive support, to address an intervention with the parent for substance abuse? If you've already tried communication, and substance abuse intervention, the next step would be to remove yourself from the situation. It is toxic, you can try to ignore the behavior, and focus on your own hobbies and interests, but the long term exposure of a toxic environment can go either positively and you become a stronger more aware individual, or it can go negatively where you also mimic substance abuse or other addictive behaviors in order to escape.

Oh and, thank you for accepting perspective 😁

@Omnia Movement I believe dark nights occur when we become focused on the emptiness, rather than the fullness. Focusing on lack of purpose, rather than being IS purpose. Just being a living soul present in the material realm, brings fullness to the universe. When one can learn be, (nowhere to go, nothing to do, no one to impress) without the guilt, the dark nights dissapear into the dawn of enlightenment.

I understood addiction to be a disease of the mind, selfish in nature, usually trauma based. I did not consider it to be a derivative of greed. However, reflecting on the habits of addiction, one could say it becomes a habit of greed when one can't get enough of whatever substance, and will hoard or deprive another in order to have to oneself. The opposite of love is selfishness. Greed and addiction, plus all you've listed above, is a symptom (bad fruit) of following the spirit of selfishness. Walk in the spirit of love and bear good fruit. Being generous, thoughtful, kind, patient, joyful, peaceful, gentle, demonstrating goodness and self- control.