Finding Freedom: Roger B.'s Spiritual Journey in Recovery
Episode Overview
- Amends are not goals but byproducts of ongoing recovery work. 
- Daily practice of steps ten to twelve is crucial for maintaining sobriety. 
- Conscious contact with a higher power is essential for spiritual growth. 
- Prayer and meditation are key tools in recovery. 
- Relapse prevention involves staying vigilant about one's thoughts. 
"The promises are not goals; they're byproducts of the process you've been accepting."
Experience the emotional and inspiring tales of recovery in the latest episode of 'The Gathering With Roger B.' as Roger delves into the profound spiritual journey of recovery. With over 43 years of experience, Roger shares his insights on the 12 Steps, emphasizing their transformative power in daily life. This episode is packed with wisdom from Emmett Fox's stages of spiritual transformation, including admission, submission, restitution, and the construction of a new life.
Roger candidly discusses the significance of making amends, illustrating how they are not just goals but byproducts of an ongoing process. He shares personal anecdotes about his own lengthy journey of financial amends and the continuous work required to maintain sobriety. Listeners are treated to Roger's unique perspective on the promises of recovery, which he likens to the temporary relief once sought through alcohol.
Roger's light-hearted humour and honest reflections offer a refreshing take on the complexities of recovery, making this episode both engaging and enlightening. As he unravels the deeper meanings behind steps ten through twelve, Roger presents a 'spiritual architecture' that helps individuals stay vigilant against relapse by keeping their thoughts in check. He passionately discusses the importance of establishing a conscious contact with a higher power through prayer and meditation.
This episode isn't just about overcoming addiction; it's about finding a new way to live, filled with compassion, understanding, and love. So, are you ready to embark on a journey that promises not just relief, but a whole new way of living?