Roger B.
Roger B.
#90 Fear Set in Motion
#90 Fear Set in Motion
#90 Fear Set in Motion
Thursday 16th October 2025
Explore how fear impacts addiction recovery and discover tools to overcome it with Roger B.'s candid insights.
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62 minutes
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About this podcast
Author:
Roger B.
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Body & Mind
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Episode Overview
- Fear and shame are major blocks to progress in recovery.
- Recovery steps are experiential; they require active participation.
- "Like Begets Like" is a universal law affecting outcomes.
- Community support plays a vital role in overcoming addiction.
- Spiritual tools and introspection are key to managing fear.
"Fear is an emotion in the future tense, and I have accepted that story the beast has made up that hasn't happened yet."
How do individuals face fear and its paralyzing grip during their recovery journey? In episode #90 of 'The Gathering With Roger B.', Roger takes us on a candid exploration of fear's role in addiction recovery. Drawing from his 47 years of continuous sobriety, Roger shares personal anecdotes and spiritual insights, revealing how fear and shame can hinder progress.
With light humour and heartfelt honesty, he emphasises the importance of taking action despite fear, highlighting the universe's impartial law of 'Like Begets Like'. Through engaging group discussions, listeners are encouraged to reflect on their own experiences with fear and the tools they've used to overcome it. The episode offers a unique blend of spiritual wisdom and practical advice, as Roger stresses that the steps to recovery are experiential and require active participation.
By weaving together stories of personal struggle and triumph, this episode is a powerful reminder that fear can be a catalyst for change when faced head-on. So, what are you doing to confront your fears today?