Narconon Emphasizes Moral Code for Drug Addicts

The Narconon Drug Rehab Program has been proven to aid in getting a person off drugs and feeling well, teaching them Life Skills, and have them return as drug-free, productive and ethical individuals. To do this the drug rehab program takes into account several factors that aid in relapse prevention so that the individual can live a happy and productive life without the burden of drugs.

After completing the Narconon New Life Detoxification Program, which reduces drug cravings by fully cleansing the body of drug residues, and taking other Life Skills Courses to aid in their recovery, an important course to learn is The Way to Happiness Course.

In effect, the level of morality of many if not most drug abusers has often been severely compromised.  In order to pursue the next “high,” many drug addicts have done things that they otherwise would never contemplate, including not following guidelines that promote social interaction. 

The Way to Happiness Course is essential to living a happy and prosperous life and covers 21 precepts (rules for conduct) which then form a non-religious moral code. Each precept is studied and practiced as part of the course, and the recovering addict understands how these apply directly to life.  This basic set of principles is often the first set of morals that the student has truly studied and applied.

One student wrote: “This course did wonders for my attitude about myself and others.  It really helped me to see what I have been doing wrong and what I have been missing out on in my life.  It seems like most of the things are such common sense, but I was over looking them and not applying them my life. I know that if I apply the guidelines in The Way to Happiness I can live a happier, healthier life.  I can make not only myself better, but also my family, friends, environment and hopefully society as well.  It is a wonderful book that everyone should study and live by.  I read the precept “Flourish and Prosper” everyday and now I believe that I can and will."

For more information on drug rehab or drug education contact Narconon of Georgia.

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