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AA: There is A Solution
AA: There is A Solution
AA: There is A Solution
Wednesday 25th November 2020
Join Larry G. as he explores AA's spiritual principles and the transformative power of surrendering to a higher power on Recovery Radio Network.
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37 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Larry G. shares personal insights on Chapter 5 of the Big Book and its significance in AA
- Reflections on the transformative power of spirituality and surrender in recovery
- Exploration of self-discovery, acceptance, and faith as integral components of the AA journey
- Anecdotes illustrating the importance of embracing vulnerability and overcoming self-doubt
- A narrative of hope and healing through the lens of Larry's recovery experience
To me, once you make this decision, you're committed to a way of life with God from which there is no turning back. My sobriety is a gift from God. Everything else I have in life is a bonus. A gift is a grace.
What does it really mean to surrender to a higher power? In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Larry G. dives into Chapter 5 of the Big Book, 'How It Works', sharing his personal journey through Alcoholics Anonymous. Speaking from his own experiences in 1986, Larry offers a heartfelt exploration of the spiritual principles that have guided his recovery.
He doesn't just talk about quitting drinking; he delves into the deeper aspects of self-discovery, acceptance, and faith that are crucial in AA. Through vivid anecdotes and honest reflections, Larry paints a picture of how embracing these principles can lead to profound healing and transformation. Whether you're on your own path to sobriety or supporting someone who is, Larry's story provides a beacon of hope and practical wisdom.