Alcohol: The Illusion of Liberation and the Truth of the Mind

HomeLife CoachingAlcohol: The Illusion of Liberation and the Truth of the Mind
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The Hidden Meaning Behind ‘Alcohol’

Alcohol is deeply woven into the fabric of human civilization—rituals, social gatherings, moments of celebration, and even numbing pain. But what if the very word ‘alcohol’ carried within it a truth hidden in plain sight?

The word “alcohol” comes from the Arabic “al-kuḥl” (الكحل), which originally referred to a fine black powder used as an eyeliner (kohl). Over time, the term evolved to describe distilled substances, particularly ethanol, the intoxicating agent in beverages.

But the deeper linguistic roots of ‘al-kuhl’ are fascinating. In esoteric traditions, it is believed that the word can be traced back to meanings like “spirit” or “body-eating entity.” Some have even linked it to “ghoul” (الغُول), an entity that drains energy, almost like a vampire of the soul.

When you look at alcohol from a higher perspective, you realize that it does exactly that—it consumes us, not just physically, but mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. It takes over, creating a false self, an illusionary escape from our own fears, doubts, and suppressed emotions.

What we think of as “loosening up” and “relaxing” is often the soul stepping aside while something else temporarily takes the wheel. And in doing so, we weaken our natural connection to awareness, clarity, and truth.


Alcohol and the Mind: Breaking Barriers or Creating Illusions?

From a quantum psychology standpoint, alcohol is fascinating because it removes barriers in the mind.

🔹 It lowers inhibitions.
🔹 It dissolves fear (temporarily).
🔹 It allows thoughts and emotions to flow without restriction.
🔹 It can lead to creative breakthroughs, emotional releases, or even deeper social bonding.

And this is why people crave it. Not just for the taste, not just for the social aspect, but because it creates an alternate version of themselves, one that is more carefree, expressive, or uninhibited.

But here’s the problem:

The self that alcohol creates is not the true self. It is a mask.

Over time, alcohol doesn’t free you, it imprisons you in a persona. You start associating confidence, relaxation, or social ease with this altered state instead of developing those qualities within your natural consciousness.

And that’s where the danger lies.

Alcohol Creates a False Identity

When you drink, a new “character” emerges. Maybe you:

🔹 Feel more confident
🔹 Speak more freely
🔹 Laugh without self-consciousness
🔹 Take risks you wouldn’t normally take
🔹 Feel a momentary escape from your worries

But this is not truly you.

This is a version of you shaped by chemical influence—a persona that takes over, creating an illusion of freedom. And the deeper trap? Over time, your mind begins associating certain emotions and states of being with alcohol rather than cultivating them naturally.

You start thinking:
➡️ “I can only have fun if I drink.”
➡️ “I need alcohol to relax and feel social.”
➡️ “Without it, I’m too shy, anxious, or tense.”

And now, instead of alcohol being a choice, it becomes a crutch.


Why Stopping Alcohol is Crucial for a Healthy Mind and Life

Stopping alcohol isn’t about morality or judgment. It’s about understanding what alcohol really does to the mind, body, and spirit.

From a quantum psychology perspective, alcohol lowers your vibrational state.

🔹 It disconnects you from your higher self.
🔹 It weakens your ability to observe thoughts with clarity.
🔹 It makes shadow work more difficult, as it suppresses true emotional healing.
🔹 It creates addiction to altered states, rather than learning to shift emotions consciously.

Think of your mind like a quantum field of energy, your thoughts, emotions, and actions shape what you attract in life. Alcohol scrambles this field. It dulls intuition, lowers awareness, and distorts perception.

What Happens When You Stop Drinking?

1️⃣ You regain control of your mind.
No more external influence, just your raw, unfiltered thoughts and emotions. This is where true self-work begins.

2️⃣ You stop creating personas and start building your real self.
No more relying on alcohol for confidence, relaxation, or escape. You begin cultivating those qualities naturally.

3️⃣ Your emotional depth expands.
Instead of numbing pain, you face it, process it, and heal it.

4️⃣ Your relationships improve.
No more connections based on a shared altered state—only authentic interactions.

5️⃣ You awaken spiritually.
Alcohol is an energetic depressant. Without it, your mind, body, and spirit operate at a higher frequency.


Choosing True Liberation

Alcohol gives the illusion of freedom, but in reality, it binds you. It removes fear for a moment, only to reinforce it in the long run. It creates confidence, but only in a version of yourself that vanishes when you’re sober.

Healing requires clarity. True expansion of consciousness requires awareness. If you want to master your mind, your emotions, and your life, alcohol has no place in that journey.

Gloria and I have worked with countless people who have broken free from the cycle of alcohol dependence, and the transformation is always the same:

More clarity
More emotional stability
Stronger relationships
Greater success and self-mastery

The real version of you—the powerful, fearless, creative YOU—is already within. It doesn’t need alcohol.

And once you realize that? You’ll never look back.


🚀 Are you ready to master your mind and step into your true power?

Let’s work together to break free from limitations and create the life you were meant to live.

➡️ Start your transformation today: coach-g.com

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