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5 Years 5 Gals 5 Words #3
5 Years 5 Gals 5 Words #3
5 Years 5 Gals 5 Words #3
Tuesday 8th January 2019
Discover how 'Let Go and Let God' can transform recovery journeys. Listen to Karen's reflections on spirituality and sobriety.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Peace: Let Go and Let God in Recovery
For me, when I think about let go and let God, that's my short version of the third step prayer. It's the quick mini. Okay, it's time pray, ask God for help, guidance, to take this from me, to allow my ego to back out and for it to be the way that God thinks it should be.
Imagine carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders and then finding a way to let it all go. In this episode of the 'Sober Moments Podcast', Karen continues her heartfelt series, '5 Years, 5 Gals, 5 Words', focusing on the powerful phrase: 'Let Go and Let God'. Karen dives into the story of her friend Ashley, who chose these words for her 5-year sobriety medallion.
Ashley's journey is a testament to the transformative power of surrendering control to a higher power. Karen reflects on how this principle, encapsulated in the third step prayer, has helped Ashley and others find peace and happiness in their recovery journey. She also encourages listeners to think about their own experiences with letting go and giving their higher power control over their lives.
This episode is not just about spirituality; it's about finding daily practices that bring peace and help maintain sobriety. Karen's insights and Ashley's story offer a beacon of hope for anyone struggling with addiction or supporting someone who is. Tune in to hear more about how letting go of ego and embracing spirituality can lead to a more fulfilling, sober life.