AA Podcast
AA Podcast
Al-Anon: Adena G (NSFW)
Al-Anon: Adena G (NSFW)
Al-Anon: Adena G (NSFW)
Tuesday 1st September 2020
Join Adena G as she shares her Al-Anon journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth, highlighting honesty, personal relationships with God, and finding the right sponsor.
60 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Adena G's Al-Anon Journey: Embracing Honesty and Spiritual Growth
If I am to invite my spirit to live freely within me, I will need to be both loving and strong. Strong enough to live with my own weakness, and loving enough to extend a compassionate hand to myself when I need it.
Picture yourself at a turning point, searching for clarity and connection. Adena G's heartfelt story, shared at the Sobriety Under the Sun Convention in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, offers just that. As an Al-Anon member, Adena opens up about her path to self-discovery and spiritual awakening, emphasizing the transformative power of honesty and personal relationships with God.
She shares her experiences of finding the right sponsor and the significance of feeling your own emotions while recognizing when others aren't doing the same. Adena also highlights the importance of listening to external voices for clarity and embracing the 10th step of Al-Anon. Her insights into accepting others and living with one's own weaknesses are both touching and practical.
Adena's story is a gentle reminder that being strong means living with our vulnerabilities and being loving enough to extend compassion to ourselves. For anyone seeking inspiration and guidance on their recovery journey, Adena's story is a beacon of hope. Her candid reflections and practical advice make this episode a must-listen for those involved in Al-Anon or anyone touched by addiction.