A New Pair of Glasses part 6A New Pair of Glasses part 6
Recovery Radio Network
From the 1974 speech
43:13•29 Jun 2009
Finding True Security: Reflections from 1974
Episode Overview
- True security comes from a personal relationship with a higher power.
- Living in the present is crucial; focus on today's tasks today.
- Staying active in recovery leads to continuous personal growth.
- Simple acts and connections can have profound and lasting impacts.
- Coming back to a supportive community is transformative.
“When I do these simple things one day at a time, the best of my ability, I feel clean inside.”
Ever wondered what true security really means? In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, the speaker takes you on a heartfelt journey back to 1974, sharing profound reflections on the essence of security and the power of a personal relationship with a higher power. It's not about having a job or money in the bank; it's about living in the present and trusting in something greater than yourself.
The speaker passionately discusses the importance of doing today's job today and tomorrow's job tomorrow without mixing them up. Through personal anecdotes, he highlights how staying active in recovery has led to his greatest period of growth, and how simple acts and connections can have lasting impacts. He recounts touching stories of fellow recovering individuals, like the man who calls every Christmas to remind him not to take that first drink.
The episode also delves into the story of the prodigal son, drawing parallels to the journey of recovery, emphasising that coming back home to a supportive community is a transformative experience. With a mix of humour, wisdom, and deep personal insights, this episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration and guidance on their path to recovery.
Don't miss out on these timeless lessons that remind us of the power of community and the simplicity of living one day at a time.
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