Category Archives: Personal

What Does Sports Mean To Me?

Posted on September 6, 2015 by Luke Ford

Luke: “Jarryd Hayne is doing amazing.” Therapist: “What does that mean to you?” Luke: “Nothing. It’s just a distraction from the misery of my life.” * Luke: “I’m feeling unloved.” Therapist: “What about other people? Do you love anyone?” Luke: … Continue reading →

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Luke Ford Interview Live Stream

Posted on September 2, 2015 by Luke Ford

Listen here and here. I am interviewed by a Los Angeles Jewish friend who’s been Modern Orthodox all of his life. Topics revolve around sex and include: * How should a healthy society respond to homosexuality * Sex, love and … Continue reading →

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What Is My Role In The World?

Posted on August 30, 2015 by Luke Ford

* “What is the role that God has assigned me in the world? Hold my answer until I have completed the Ninth Step (amends). Everything we want is on the other side of the Ninth Step. The first nine steps … Continue reading →

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You Can Often Sense Somebody’s Recovery Level By Their Body Language

Posted on August 10, 2015 by Luke Ford

For more than four years, I have been going to 12-step rooms for my various emotional addictions. I’ve noticed that you can usually tell where someone is in his recovery by his body language. Those in the throes of addiction … Continue reading →

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Reworking The Twelve Steps

Posted on August 7, 2015 by Luke Ford

My previous efforts. Step One. Admit that I am powerless over my addictions. I am powerless over my desires for attention, nurturing, beauty, and power. I am powerless over my debting and under-earning and under-achieving and under-being. I am powerless … Continue reading →

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