Do This ONE Thing to Overcome Your Online Shopping Addiction

Since the Amazon "Buy in 1 Click" button appeared, and then with the pandemic forcing many more of us to resort to online shopping, it has created the perfect storm for online shopping addiction to skyrocket. Ever compulsively bought something either to make yourself feel better or just because you were bored? Ever bought something and forgot the next day that you ordered it? You are not alone.

So why do we shop compulsively? Why do we buy we things we don't need, can't afford, and really won't make us happy in the long run? The thing is, online shopping isn't the problem. It is the symptom. By looking deeper into the root of the problem and addressing that, online shopping as well as any other destructive behaviors cease immediately and effortlessly. This video explains how to do just that.

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[stacielivinthedream]

I had a horrible shopping addiction for years but recently took on huge needed financial debt and it stopped my need to shop instantly! I am still shocked but the great fear of financial insecurity was exactly what I needed to stop needing that next pair of shoes, etc! I would get nauseated each time I logged onto Amazon! I am now able to log on to purchase only needed items! I wish I had all that money back now! I spent about $5, 000 a month for 12 years! That's about $720, 000.00! This hurts!

[minoukhazaeli]

We are all addicted in different ways – to work, to money, to alcohol, to pornography, to gambling, to sex, to fame, to power, to being right, to proving ourselves, to checking our e-mails every five minutes. We can even get addicted to spiritual teachings, to meditation, to gurus, to retreats, books and satsangs. But the core of all addictions is the same – addiction to
Our addiction to maintaining and improving the story of “me” this is a tuff on e


. And underneath all of it, our addiction to moving away from this moment – to escaping discomfort and finding release. Our addiction to the next moment…

[christelelang]

I m addicted to spritual teachings . I m 52 ! the perfect moment .

[SuketaPatel]

It all comes down to meditation doesn’t it? Yes...to see clearer. I have experienced this shopping addiction and other addictions all my life in this story...the patterns....to escape...to run away....for a simple instance to feel good enough and beautiful inside and out. So others can see this and love me more? So others can say I love you? Had to learn great lessons in my lifetime. 🙏🇨🇦❤️🌈🌎🌺🦋🙏

[newthing]

I think I found the right channels for knowledge, I'm grateful for your efforts ❤️❤️

[evantaylor]

I like how this video has an add break.

[nancykunik]

This was beautifully said ... Meditation is definitely the key to bring awareness... When we don't like the present moment the action is to relieve that uncomfortable feeling ... Like you said be one with washing the dishes

[ShatteredRippleBooks]

I'm addicted to online shopping it's an awful addiction. I've just realised that I budget for bills and necessities but I don't do the same thing for my spending money. So I tend to spend whatever is left over. I am going to set myself a spending limit in future so I can make some savings. The hardest thing is to avoid the urge to spend because it's so strong. I really do feel as bad as if it was a drug.

[ShanikHughes]

Love this, thank you so much. Please keep it coming

[laurenpearl]

Yeah I loved it, wise words my friend 👍

[minoukhazaeli]

I move your spirit
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[leastidyworld]

I’m sure he means tune out of not tune away to.