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AA Literature, Big Book and 12 & 12- Isnt it Antiquated?

Tuesday 22nd May 2012

Safe Recovery podcast takes a humorous and critical look at the relevance of AA literature today and explores alternative healing methods.
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AA Literature: Time for an Update?

We decided we were not powerless over alcohol and that our lives had become dominated by AA.
Ever wondered if the AA Big Book still holds up in today’s world? In this episode of Safe Recovery, Massive and stop13stepinaa take a light-hearted yet critical look at AA literature. They dive into the history of the Big Book, from its 1935 origins to its present-day status. But here's the twist – they question whether following such an old manual is still effective. Would you trust a doctor using a 1935 medical guide? Probably not, right?
The hosts also explore how childhood trauma can influence addiction and why feeling empowered, rather than powerless, is crucial in recovery. They discuss alternative healing methods that move beyond the traditional 12-step approach. With humor and honesty, they challenge listeners to think about what truly works in overcoming addiction.
One memorable quote from the episode is, 'We decided we were not powerless over alcohol and that our lives had become dominated by AA.' This sums up the episode’s theme of questioning the relevance of AA literature in modern times. If you're curious about different paths to recovery or just want a fresh perspective on an old classic, this episode is for you. It’s a must-listen for anyone interested in addiction recovery, empowerment, and the evolution of healing practices.