2026-05-04-AA Morning Snippet

2026-05-04-AA Morning Snippet

AA Morning Snippets

Alyssa offers a brief morning AA check-in with prayers and readings focused on honesty, fellowship, and growing freedom in sobriety. The episode centres on sharing openly with others and seeking daily guidance to stay sober just for today.

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2:214 May 2026

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Morning Honesty, Freedom, and Prayer with Alyssa

Episode Overview

  • Honesty with at least one other person is presented as essential for living long and happily in sobriety.
  • Sharing a whole life story helps individuals find their place within the AA fellowship and later support newcomers.
  • Openness and willingness are linked with following God’s plan and growing in honesty in all areas of life.
  • Freedom is described as growing from forced choices towards gladly making right choices under God’s will.
  • Daily prayers, including the Serenity Prayer and the Lord’s Prayer, are used as tools to seek sobriety just for today.
We must be entirely honest with somebody if we expect to live long or happily in this world.

Experience the emotional and inspiring tales of recovery in this short, gentle start to the day. AA Morning Snippets, hosted by Alyssa, offers a calm, structured routine for anyone building a life in sobriety, especially those who like to begin their morning with prayer and reflection. You’ll hear Alyssa introduce herself plainly: “My name is Alyssa.

I'm an alcoholic,” before she pauses for “a moment of silence for the suffering and recovering Alcoholics and their loved ones inside and out of the rooms.” From there, the episode flows through familiar AA foundations, starting with the Serenity Prayer and moving into readings from *Daily Reflections* and *As Bill Sees It*. The first theme centres on honesty.

A key line reads, “We must be entirely honest with somebody if we expect to live long or happily in this world.” The reflection shows how sharing a whole life story with another person can help someone find their place in the fellowship, and later, how that same honesty supports newcomers. Honesty here isn’t abstract; it’s something lived through “honest openness and willingness”.

The second reading looks at freedom and choice, suggesting that what once felt like freedom wasn’t truly so. As it says, “When we chose because we must, this was not a free choice either, but it got us started in the right direction,” gradually moving towards “perfect freedom under God’s will.” The episode closes with the Lord’s Prayer, familiar AA slogans like “Keep coming back.

It works if you work it,” and a simple request: “Dear God, please help me stay sober today. Amen.” If you’re looking for a brief, structured spiritual check-in to anchor your sober morning, this little burst of honesty, prayer, and reflection might be exactly what you need today.

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