Alyssa
Alyssa
2025-10-16-AA Morning Snippet
2025-10-16-AA Morning Snippet
2025-10-16-AA Morning Snippet
Thursday 16th October 2025
Start your day with Alyssa's heartfelt reflections and prayers, guiding you through the lifelong journey of sobriety with wisdom and compassion.
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Sobriety Day by Day
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Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Episode Overview
- Start your day with a moment of silence and prayer.
- Step 10 encourages continuous self-examination.
- Make amends thoughtfully without burdening others.
- Sobriety is a lifelong journey, not an overnight fix.
- Recovery is about progress, not perfection.
"Continued does not mean occasionally or frequently. It means throughout each day."
How do people find strength in their journey to sobriety? Alyssa, the host of AA Morning Snippets, brings a gentle start to your day with heartfelt reflections and prayers. This episode opens with a moment of silence for both suffering and recovering alcoholics, followed by the serenity prayer, setting a tone of hope and resilience. Alyssa shares her personal journey through Alcoholics Anonymous, focusing on the importance of Step 10 and its call for continuous self-examination.
It's not just about occasional introspection but maintaining a daily habit of reflection. She discusses the significance of making amends sensibly, without burdening others unnecessarily. With wisdom from AA literature, Alyssa emphasises that true sobriety is a lifelong journey, not an overnight fix. As the episode closes with the Lord's Prayer, you'll feel encouraged to face the day with a renewed sense of purpose and commitment to sobriety.
This snippet is a gentle reminder that recovery is about progress, not perfection. Ready to find your own strength today?