Alcoholic Ominous
Alcoholic Ominous
19: Dirty Pig – How do alcoholics clean house and get God?
19: Dirty Pig – How do alcoholics clean house and get God?
19: Dirty Pig – How do alcoholics clean house and get God?
Tuesday 13th November 2018
Explore Simon's journey from alcoholism to sobriety with humour and honesty. Discover how to clean house and find faith in recovery.
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37 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Cleaning house is crucial for maintaining sobriety.
- Trusting God and helping others are key principles in recovery.
- Step 4 involves conducting a personal inventory to eliminate resentments.
- Having a sponsor provides guidance and support through challenging steps.
- Humour can be a valuable tool in navigating the ups and downs of sobriety.
"Trust God, clean house, help others" - Dr. Bob's timeless advice for those seeking sobriety.
This episode of the Alcoholic Ominous Podcast, titled 'Dirty Pig – How do alcoholics clean house and get God?', is a rollercoaster ride through the ups and downs of sobriety. Simon, the host, shares his candid journey from hopeless alcoholic to recovery using the AA program. With a mix of humour and raw honesty, Simon explores the concept of 'cleaning house'—both literally and metaphorically—as a crucial step in maintaining sobriety.
He reflects on the importance of trusting God, cleaning up one's life, and helping others, as famously advised by Dr. Bob, co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous. Simon doesn't shy away from discussing the less glamorous aspects of alcoholism, like poor hygiene and the chaotic mindset it brings. He shares anecdotes about his experiences in AA meetings, where he encounters a colourful cast of characters—from drunken newcomers to enthusiastic sobriety advocates.
Simon's narrative is peppered with humorous musings about biscuits and cheeky winks at pictures of Jesus, making for an entertaining yet deeply relatable listen. The episode also touches on the significance of step 4 in the AA program—conducting a personal inventory to face and eliminate resentments. Simon stresses that while this step can be daunting, it's essential for clearing one's mind and allowing spiritual growth.
He also highlights the value of having a sponsor to guide and support through these challenging steps. If you're looking for a podcast that blends humour with heartfelt advice on sobriety, Simon's honest reflections might just offer the encouragement you need to tackle your own journey to recovery.