Access Radio Wellington
Access Radio Wellington
AA on Air-13-01-2024
AA on Air-13-01-2024
AA on Air-13-01-2024
Friday 12th January 2024
Join Wellington AA Meeting on Air to explore recovery stories, support systems, and the transformative power of honesty and fellowship.
44 minutes
hopeful
informative
reflective
supportive
transformative
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Episode Overview
- Alcoholics Anonymous offers a supportive fellowship for recovery.
- Honesty is crucial for sobriety and personal growth.
- Meetings provide non-judgmental support and guidance.
- The Serenity Prayer is a foundational aspect of AA meetings.
- Personal stories highlight transformation and hope.
Rarely have we seen a person fail who has thoroughly followed our path.
Welcome to the Alcoholics Anonymous meeting on Air, hosted by Wellington Access Radio. In this insightful episode, Rebecca, the chairperson for the meeting, opens with the Serenity Prayer, which serves as a grounding and reflective start. The meeting emphasizes the core principles of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), highlighting its fellowship where individuals share their experiences, strengths, and hopes to tackle the common challenge of alcoholism.
Rebecca and Dan, key figures in this broadcast, guide listeners through the journey of recovery, underscoring the importance of honesty as a fundamental requirement for sobriety. Dan reads from Chapter 5, 'How It Works', which outlines the path to recovery through rigorous honesty and the acceptance of one's own limitations. The meeting delves into personal stories of overcoming alcoholism, offering a candid look into the struggles and triumphs faced by those in recovery.
These narratives shine a light on the transformative power of AA meetings, where individuals are encouraged to 'keep coming back' and engage in service work. Listeners are introduced to the concept of 'As Bill Sees It' meetings in Wellington, which provide a welcoming environment for individuals seeking support without judgment. The episode also explores the role of external professionals, such as social workers, in aiding the recovery process, albeit within the unique framework of AA.
The episode concludes with the Serenity Prayer, reiterating its importance in maintaining focus and serenity throughout the recovery journey. This meeting on Air serves as a beacon of hope and transformation, inviting individuals to connect and find solace in shared experiences.