John M
John M
395- Wayne H- "I'm That Kind of Atheist"- Tri Cities in North Texas
395- Wayne H- "I'm That Kind of Atheist"- Tri Cities in North Texas
395- Wayne H- "I'm That Kind of Atheist"- Tri Cities in North Texas
Friday 9th May 2025
Join Wayne H. as he shares his journey from atheism to spiritual awakening in AA, revealing the power of shared experiences in recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Wayne H.'s Journey: From Atheism to Spiritual Awakening
Episode Overview
- Wayne H. shares his transformation from atheism to embracing spirituality.
- He discusses overcoming initial resistance to AA's spiritual aspects.
- Highlights the importance of shared experiences in recovery.
- Explores the concept of living amends as a lifelong commitment.
- Emphasises the power of community and support in sobriety.
For the first time in my life, I realized that we had shared experience.
Wayne H. takes centre stage in this episode of Sober Speak, sharing his journey from a self-proclaimed 'violent anti-religious atheist' to someone who found common ground with the spiritual discussions in Alcoholics Anonymous. Wayne candidly recounts his life story, from his early struggles with alcohol in South Carolina to his eventual sobriety in Texas.
He paints a vivid picture of his experiences in the Marine Corps, the challenges of family life, and the pivotal moments that led him to embrace AA's principles. Despite initial resistance to the spiritual aspect of AA, Wayne shares how he came to understand the shared experiences of those around him, ultimately leading to his own spiritual awakening. His story is one of transformation and acceptance, illustrating the power of community and the 12-step program in fostering change.
Listeners will hear about Wayne's reflections on step six, dignity, and the concept of living amends, which he describes as a lifelong commitment to making things right. His narrative is both raw and honest, offering a glimpse into the complex emotions and realisations that accompany recovery. Wayne's story is a testament to the idea that recovery is possible for anyone, regardless of their beliefs or background.
His message is clear: sobriety is a journey filled with unexpected revelations and shared experiences. Tune in to hear how Wayne navigated his path and what he learned along the way. Are you ready to find out what kind of atheist Wayne really is?