Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous
AA on Air - 28 June
AA on Air - 28 June
AA on Air - 28 June
Sunday 29th June 2025
Explore personal journeys in AA, the power of honesty, and spiritual growth in this insightful episode on sobriety and recovery.
45 minutes
hopeful
challenging
reflective
supportive
informative
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Episode Overview
- Alcoholics Anonymous offers a supportive fellowship.
- Honesty is crucial for recovery success.
- Spiritual growth aids in maintaining sobriety.
- Personal stories highlight challenges and triumphs.
- Continuous meeting attendance prevents relapse.
We will intuitively know how to handle situations which used to baffle us. We will suddenly realise that God is doing for us what we couldn't do for ourselves.
In this episode of 'AA on Air', listeners are welcomed into the Alcoholics Anonymous community through a heartfelt discussion led by Graham, the chairperson of the meeting. The episode opens with the serenity prayer, setting the tone for an exploration of the principles and experiences that define AA. Graham, an alcoholic in recovery, introduces members of the Plymerton AA home group, each sharing their own stories of struggles and triumphs in their journey to sobriety.
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of individuals who share their experiences, strength, and hope to overcome alcoholism. The organization prides itself on being self-supporting, unaffiliated with any political or religious groups, and solely focused on helping members achieve sobriety. Highlighting the importance of honesty, Peter reads a passage from the AA 'Big Book', underscoring the necessity of personal honesty and self-awareness in recovery. The episode delves into personal stories, with members recounting their paths to sobriety.
The narratives are candid, detailing the challenges faced at home and in personal relationships due to alcoholism. Recovery stories often involve moments of self-realization and pivotal changes, such as the decision to stop drinking and the embrace of AA's steps and community support. Spirituality plays a significant role in the AA program, as members seek a conscious, continuous connection with a higher power to guide their recovery.
This spiritual aspect is not tied to any specific religion but focuses on personal understanding and growth. Graham emphasizes the importance of regular meeting attendance to maintain sobriety and prevent relapse. AA meetings offer a sense of belonging, where members can connect with others who share similar experiences, providing a supportive environment that fosters recovery. This episode serves as a reminder of the power of community, honesty, and spirituality in overcoming addiction and achieving lasting sobriety.