Miley Cyrus, the sobriety of her “God” then “changed” her life

Miley Cyrus It is reflected recently on the sobriety journey, describing it as an experience that changes life and a deep personality.

Despite the previous setbacks, the famous singer sees her struggles necessary for her growth, especially in creating music.

This comes after Miley Cyrus participated that losing her home in Malibu in 2018 was a blessing that brought clarity and gratitude.

In an interview with him recently with Zane Lowe on Apple Music, Cyrus opened the importance of sobriety in her life, which was more than five years since she was first explored in a sober lifestyle in 2019.

With the participation of a strong reflection, the star of “Hannah Montana” shared: “I have learned this about myself over the years. Rusna is – this is like my God. I need it, I live for that. I changed my whole life.”

While Cyrus had previously recognized a relapse during the epidemic, the moment I discussed with Louis in 2020, the singer now looks at that time clearly and consistent.

She said, “I was thinking about the era of her” plastic hearts “:” I was about to sit here now, but life had more to teach me. “

“He had more lessons for me. I know I needed to drop again. It never happened this way. I wasn’t sitting here. There were times between the last time, and now, you know that it hurts it, I am not proud of it, and certainly not my moments are better, and I did not know anything of my best.”

Cyrus has admitted that she would not back down from any level of her journey or lowest levels.

“Everything led me to write” flowers “, which then was a kind of keys to lock all healing. and! news. “You have recovered a lot.”

Remembering her struggle in 2020, when she was working to be frankly, the 32 -year -old admitted that she had started mainly from scratch.

She said at that time: “I went back to the sobriety, two weeks, and I feel that I really accepted that time,” she said at that time. “One of the things you used is” Do not get angry, feel curious “, so do not get angry with yourself but ask yourself,” What happened? “

She also emphasized that sobriety is a personal and continuous struggle, and not something you think needs everyone to follow.

“I don’t think everyone should be sober,” she explained. “Everyone should do what is better for them. I have no problem with drinking, I have a problem with the decisions I make as soon as this level exceeds.”

During a preview of her upcoming visual album, “A Nice Something”, Spotify in Mirrograv hosted by New York City on May 6, in response to a question from fans of fans about the advice that she will give to the younger self, reflects on a profound personal separation in her life: the loss of her house in Malibu in 2018, and how it has become a turning point in the end.

“When my house was burned, that was the biggest blessing in my life, in fact,” she said.

“Loss of everything and the ability to rebuild, be able to be purposeful and choose each piece I will collect, or also about people in my life,” Cyrus added, for every piece. People Magazine.

The Malibu feature, which she shared with her ex -husband, Liam Hamesworth, was destroyed at Wolse fires.

Cyrus also explained during a question and answer that the fire symbolizes more than the physical loss; It was the collapse of important relationships, including her marriage to Hemsworth.

“I think for me, when I burn my house, many of my relationships also burn,” she said. “And this again led me to such magic and get a lot of gratitude.”