Alcoholic Ominous
Alcoholic Ominous
29: Better Men – Do alcoholics really need prayer and meditation?
29: Better Men – Do alcoholics really need prayer and meditation?
29: Better Men – Do alcoholics really need prayer and meditation?
Tuesday 12th February 2019
Explore the role of prayer and meditation in recovery as Simon shares his humorous take on spirituality for alcoholics.
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Episode Overview
- Prayer and meditation are suggested in AA's recovery programme.
- Society's perception of alcoholics can differ from spiritual individuals.
- Embracing spirituality may aid in achieving sobriety.
- Prayer connects you to your higher power; meditation helps you listen.
- Finding personal methods that work is key to successful recovery.
Prayer is when you talk to God. Meditation is where God talks to you.
Simon, the candid host of the Alcoholic Ominous Podcast, dives into the deep end of sobriety with a mix of humour and raw honesty. In this episode, Simon explores the intriguing question: do alcoholics really need prayer and meditation? Buckle up for a wild ride through his thoughts as he grapples with the idea of embracing spirituality to improve one's connection with a higher power.
He candidly shares his experiences with the 11th step of AA's recovery programme, which involves prayer and meditation, as a means to achieve serenity and balance. Simon doesn't shy away from discussing how society perceives alcoholics versus those who meditate and pray. His colourful anecdotes and reflections on tantric sex, bedwetting, and even Facebook dogs add a unique twist to the conversation.
He challenges the stereotypes by asking if prayer and meditation can indeed transform lives, even for those who once sought oblivion through alcohol. As Simon wrestles with his own fears and struggles, he acknowledges the benefits of prayer and meditation in maintaining sobriety. He emphasises that while these practices might seem daunting at first, they can offer solace and guidance for those willing to try.
With his characteristic humour, Simon reminds you that sometimes it's about finding what works for you - whether it's chasing a vision of white light or simply seeking peace of mind. Simon’s approach is both refreshing and relatable, offering insights into the complexities of recovery. So, if you're curious about how spirituality fits into the journey to sobriety, this episode might just be the perfect listen.
After all, who wouldn't want to know if prayer and meditation can help us become better men?