Miley Cyrus He recently reflected on her sobriety, describing him as a life that changes and a deep personal experience.

Despite the past relapses, the famous singer sees that her fights are key to her growth, especially in music creation.

It comes after Miley Cyrus shared that she lost Maliba in 2018. year a blessing that brought clarity and gratitude.

In a recent interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music, Cyrus has opened on the importance of sobriety in her life, which passed more than five years since she first investigated a sober lifestyle in 2019. years.

Sharing a powerful thinking, "Hannah Montana", I shared: "I learned that for myself. The advitorial is - it's like my God. I live for it. He changed my whole life."

While Cyrus has previously admitted to blame during a pandemic, the moment he spoke with Lowe 2020. years, the singer is now referring to the period with clarity and acceptance.

Thinking about her "plastic heart" era, she said, "I was so close to who I am currently sitting here, but life had more to teach me."

Cyrus added, "he had more lessons for me. It just wouldn't happen this way. I wouldn't have happened, I can't be hurt, not some of my best work - you know you don't know any of that - you know something of it."

Cyrus acknowledged that she would not undo any part of a high or lower one's trip.

"All of me led me to writing" flowers ", which was then a kind of key in the lock of all healings," she shared, by And! News. "He healed me so much."

He reminded her struggles in 2020. years, when she worked on his commitment to sobriety, the 32-year-old admitted that he was essentially starting from zero.

"I went back to sobriety, sober two weeks, and I feel like I really accepted that time," she said at the time. "One of the things I used is" Don't be angry, curious, "so you don't get angry with yourself, but ask yourself," What happened? " "What happened? '"

She also emphasized that the sobriety is personal and liquid struggle, not something that believes everyone should follow.

"I don't think everyone has to be sober," she explained. "Everyone must do what is best for them. I have no problem with drinking, I have a problem with the decisions I give after I pass that level."

During the examination of her upcoming visual album "something beautiful", he hosted Cyrus in response to a hearty question from his life in her life: loss of his Malibu house in 2018. year, and how ultimately became a turning point for her.

"When my house burned, it was the biggest blessing I've ever had in my life," she said.

"Lose everything and be able to renew and that they can be purposeful and choose every piece I will collect, or just about the people in my life," Cyrus added, by People Magazine.

Real Estate Malibu, which she shared with his ex-wife Liam Hemswork, was destroyed in Woolley Wildfires.

Cyrus further explained during the question and and a fire symbolized more than physical loss; He marked the malfunction of important relationships, including her marriage with Hemswort.

"I guess for me, when my house burned out, much of my relationships also burned down," she said. "And that again only led me to such magic and that I have so much gratitude."