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Meditation: Blackout Recovery

Dirty Briefs with Alex Hooper
Dirty Briefs with Alex Hooper

89 plays · Feb 15, 2024

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Speaker: Welcome back, everyone.

Speaker: It's another episode of Dirty Briefs, a bonus episode, if you will, because the last episode I hit you with a little meditation, one to de-stress you, to heal what's ailing you.

Speaker: But that was a short episode, and I thought, why not break this week into two different meditations that can be used for different areas of your life?

Speaker: I am very excited to bring you this meditation because I have not been partying in a while, but I used to be quite the little wild man when I would attend a shindig.

Speaker: I'd be hanging naked from the chandelier.

Speaker: I would be drinking all of the bleach under the sink.

Speaker: I would black out constantly and forget everything that I had just done.

Speaker: Some of us, we like to blackout.

Speaker: It's like time traveling.

Speaker: It's fun.

Speaker: But some of us need to remember what we are doing.

Speaker: So here is another meditation to remember what happened during a blackout.

Speaker: Once again, we're going to go deep.

Speaker: If you're driving a car, please, please pull over to the side of the road.

Speaker: Otherwise, get comfortable and prepare to explore the deepest caverns of your insides.

Speaker: Here we go.

Speaker: As always, we begin by closing our eyes.

Speaker: Take a deep breath and count to five.

Speaker: One, two, three, four.

Speaker: Exhale with the same count.

Speaker: One, two, three, four, five.

Speaker: Inhale again.

Speaker: Only this time, go back in your mind to the night where you lost all consciousness.

Speaker: Think about what you were wearing.

Speaker: Was it your college university hoodie?

Speaker: Was it that little black dress that Mark said you look super hot in?

Speaker: Think about it.

Speaker: Exhale.

Speaker: As I continue to speak, please keep inhaling and exhaling.

Speaker: Keep your breath steady.

Speaker: The deeper you go, the more the memories will come racing back.

Speaker: Take yourself to the party.

Speaker: Where was it?

Speaker: your friend Christian's house, a fraternity, maybe a Chuck E. Cheese, take yourself into that party.

Speaker: Float around the room like a balloon that slipped from a child's hand.

Speaker: Now watch yourself as you stand over the sink, pounding drink after drink.

Speaker: Follow your soul as you go outside to smoke a joint or take a whippet.

Speaker: Inhale again, and as you do, feel the smoke from that joint or the nitrous from that whippet filling your lungs.

Speaker: Remember that feeling as it flows throughout your body, taking you on a journey all the way to the moon.

Speaker: As you continue to breathe,

Speaker: Familiarize yourself with that beautiful conscious state of being.

Speaker: Totally high, but totally in charge.

Speaker: You are perfect.

Speaker: You want another drink, but you don't need it.

Speaker: Now the thoughts come.

Speaker: Why did you wake up wet?

Speaker: Wearing someone else's clothes?

Speaker: Why do you have 37 missed calls from the host of the party?

Speaker: Follow yourself as you take off your clothes, paying zero attention to everyone around you, telling you to please not do that.

Speaker: You do not want to be this person.

Speaker: Watch as you pour lighter fluid all over your clothing and proceed to light a match.

Speaker: Was this a political statement or were you just fucked up?

Speaker: and in need of attention because mommy never gave enough to you.

Speaker: It's all coming back.

Speaker: Jumping in the pool naked, spreading eagle and pushing a cocktail weenie into your butt.

Speaker: Sure, at the time it seemed like good fun, but looking back, you were not the life of the party.

Speaker: Remember this feeling of shame.

Speaker: It's okay to live in this discomfort, if only for a moment to remind yourself why it might be time to cut back on the drinking, the boozing, the schmoozing.

Speaker: One and done.

Speaker: That's enough.

Speaker: One drink and done.

Speaker: One and done.

Speaker: Or two and make do.

Speaker: But three, you are no longer free.

Speaker: It's not a contest.

Speaker: Just by being there.

Speaker: With your whole being, you've already won.

Speaker: Now come back to this place of solace.

Speaker: Forgive yourself and tell yourself, you are enough.

Speaker: Goddamn, that was a fucking great party.

Speaker: But all of life is a party.

Speaker: Remember that as you proceed on this week.

Speaker: And please follow me on social media at HooperHair.

Speaker: I'm doing lots of new things on there.

Speaker: Lots of new things and announcing tons of shows.

Speaker: So get ready, everyone.

Speaker: I am at peace.

Speaker: And I hope you join me.

Speaker: I'll see you next week.

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