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I’m up in Pai, Thailand, literally the northernmost tip of the country—quiet, green, slow in the best way. Totally by chance, I came across a small yoga retreat that was offering sound bath healing. No expectations. Just showed up. About halfway through, my whole body dropped. Shoulders unclenched. Breath slowed. Mind finally stopped running laps. It felt like my nervous system got the memo that it was safe to relax. I walked out feeling rejuvenated, grounded, and genuinely calm—that deep, clean kind of calm I used to chase in all the wrong ways. What really hit me was this:Sound healing gave me a state I used to think only substances could provide—without the crash, guilt, or consequences. Just presence. If you ever get the opportunity to do this work—do it. You don’t have to be a yogi. You don’t have to “believe” in anything. Just lie there and let the sound do its thing. Recovery keeps showing me new doors. This one felt important. Curious—has anyone here tried sound baths or sound healing before?What was your experience like? Grateful to be on this path with all of you 🙏
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Mike this is beautiful. I love how you articulated that sensation of your body getting the memo that it could just relax. It’s crazy how vibrations/sound can help us relax in a way we tried to create with drugs and alcohol. I haven’t experienced a sound bath but you have me wanting to now. I think anytime I found something in recovery that allowed me to feel like I never knew peace could exist and I just happened to come across it or stumbled upon it. But it reminds me we are never forced to earn peace or force ourselves to feel a certain way we just have to allow it. Thank you for sharing this. I will definitely be looking into a sound bath near me. Recovery continues to open so many doors.
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I'm Belle—a recovering addict and a clinical substance abuse counselor. I started writing to cut through shame and stigma and get real about recovery.

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Joined Jan 12, 2026
Minocqua Wisconsin