4.8 • 900 Ratings
🗓️ 1 June 2023
⏱️ 98 minutes
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In this week’s episode of the Align Podcast, Khalil shares his experiences with addiction, abuse and his eventual journey to sobriety. He also dives into how the traumatic experiences in his life shaped him to be the person he is today. We talk about the meaning of intimacy, the power of therapy and the importance of healing our inner child. We also discuss the societal stigmas around crying, how the ego can negatively influence our decisions and whether the law of attraction actually exists.
At 33 years old, Khalil Rafati weighed 109 pounds and was living on the streets of Skid Row in downtown Los Angeles, addicted to heroin and cocaine. With nowhere to go but up, he decided to get sober. Then he discovered juicing. Now, Khalil Rafati is a speaker, author, and health & wellness entrepreneur. He is the owner of SunLife Organics, a rapidly growing chain of popular juice and smoothie bars in the United States. Additionally, he is the author of the best-selling book "I Forgot to Die" as well as his newest release "Remembering to Live." He also founded Malibu Beach Yoga and Riviera Recovery, a transitional living facility for drug addicts and alcoholics.
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0:00.0 | Welcome back to the Line Podcast. My name is Aaron Alexander. This is a place that we bring together |
0:06.6 | the world's leading experts in all things health and wellness to help you optimize your mind, body, and movement. |
0:11.5 | Today's guest is my very good friend, |
0:13.6 | Khalil Rofotti. |
0:14.7 | We've known each other for the last five or so years. |
0:18.4 | He's the author of I forgot to Die. |
0:20.4 | He has one of the most impressive turnaround stories of anyone you could ever hear |
0:26.2 | we get into some of the details of this of pretty extreme abuse and trauma |
0:32.0 | growing up turned into pretty extreme drug addiction |
0:35.7 | heroin addiction particular among other things he was completely |
0:39.5 | homeless complete he lived in Skid Row. He was 109 pounds. This was in like, I think it was 2003 if I remember reading correctly. |
0:49.0 | And he completely flipped his life around. He's now the owner of Sun Life Organics. He is a speaker. He is a best-selling author and he's just a real true |
1:00.0 | inspiration and a good friend. So I'm excited to get to share his story with you guys. I think it'll be very moving and very supportive for a lot of people. |
1:07.0 | Just to see what he's going through and how he navigated it and how he made it out the other side. |
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1:24.3 | podcast as well as instructional content two times per week on helping you sort out that sweet |
1:30.7 | sultry body of yours. That is it, That is all. I hope you guys enjoy this conversation |
1:35.2 | with my bro, Khalil Rafiq Rafi. Locked in Khalil. Son of a gun. |
1:41.1 | Finally. What do you think all that spiritual ship? |
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