This study aims at finding how early Buddhist meditation can be applied to improve self regulation of drug addicts. Any drug, albeit at low levels, works in the brain as analgesic and anesthetic and if keep using, it becomes habituation. The researcher summarized the effects of drug use on human beings and the correlations between addiction and the agony presented in the early Buddhist Scripture. Drug addict’s repetitive relapses have relevance to his or her obsession with pleasure. The early Buddhist assigns the cause of agony to craving and obsession. The purpose of early Buddhist meditation is on attainment of enlightenment so that it could enrich your life and give it meaning. This study was designed to prove the effect of concentration meditation on drug addict’s self regulation. Concentration meditation focuses on removing the obscuring five faults that hinder progress in our daily lives, and the five faults are the main characteristics of drug addicts. When the drug addicts are exposed to the stimuli either inside or outside, the memory of pleasure is triggered and it leads them to constant craving for drugs. If you are awake to your full mind at the moment of stimulus, you could control the drug use. For that they need to concentrate on their meditation-object(so called headquarter). Close attention to the headquarter can lead one to the calm of mind, positive feelings which they have never felt before. Through the mediative development of calm abiding, one is able to suppress the obscuring five hindrances which captivated the heart of drug addicts. Concentration meditation could be a safe alternative guiding you get out of the old bad habit – drug addiction.