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Recovery Radio Network
speaking at the Buckeye Roundup in 2014
36:33•3 Jul 2015
Finding Spirituality in Sobriety: Andy Gannotan's Journey
Episode Overview
- Andy Gannotan shares his personal journey from alcoholism to becoming a rabbi.
- The importance of AA's 11th step: seeking through prayer and meditation.
- How daily spiritual practices can transform your recovery.
- Practical tips on making meditation accessible for everyone.
- The role of faith and community in overcoming addiction.
“The gift that it gives us is that it enables us to meet the conditions that we face every day.”
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Andy Gannotan shares his journey of sobriety and spirituality. Speaking at the Buckeye Roundup in 2014, Andy delves into the importance of the 11th step of Alcoholics Anonymous, which focuses on prayer and meditation to improve one's conscious contact with a higher power. He candidly discusses his initial struggles with the concept of God and how his perception evolved over time, ultimately leading him to become a rabbi.
Andy's humorous anecdotes and relatable experiences make this episode both engaging and insightful. He talks about how alcohol once provided a false sense of connection, and how, through AA, he found a more meaningful connection with something greater than himself. Andy emphasises the necessity of daily spiritual practices and shares practical tips on meditation, making it accessible for everyone. His story is a testament to the transformative power of faith and community in the journey to recovery.
If you're seeking inspiration and practical advice on integrating spirituality into your recovery, this episode is a must-listen.
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