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Following over twenty years of abstinence from drink and drugs,
much contemplation of natural phenomena, prayer and meditation,
Jack Llewellyn describes with great candour his slippery descent
into addiction - to sex as well as alcohol and drugs - and his
subsequent liberation from total dependency and looming
death.
Surviving Addictions lights a beacon for seemingly hopeless
alcoholics and drug-addicts who can see no way out of chronic
addiction. It also broaches insights, explored more fully in a
second book, that could help others, whether substance abusers or
not, as it chronicles the author's attempts to unravel mysteries of
the universe he had never before contemplated.
This first book (c. 64,000 words) is in two parts. Descent Into
Hell tells in some 50,000 words the story of Jack's early life and
his gradual but inexorable decline, while Journey Into Light
describes the start of his upward path towards enlightenment.
About the Author
'After an adventurous life that encompassed material success
and increasingly frequent arrests and hospitalisations, there I was
aged thirty-nine, down and out, a chronic alcoholic and drug addict
whose time was fast running out. Indeed, I wished I were dead.
Miraculously a way out of the abyss opened up, and so began my
rehabilitation.'
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