Steve Bennet-Martin
Steve Bennet-Martin
Beginning Step 11
Beginning Step 11
Beginning Step 11
Tuesday 26th April 2022
Join Steve on 'gAy A' as he reflects on Step 11 of his 12 Step program, discussing prayer, meditation, and spiritual growth in sobriety.
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Steve Bennet-Martin
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Step 11: Finding Spiritual Connection with Steve on gAy A Podcast
The important thing is that you're doing your best and that every day you're working a little bit more towards that ultimate goal of connecting with your higher power.
Ever felt lost when it comes to finding a spiritual connection in your sobriety journey? Steve Bennet-Martin is here to help. In this episode of 'gAy A: A Queer Sober Podcast', Steve opens up about his experiences with Step 11 of his 12 Step program. This step focuses on improving conscious contact with a higher power through prayer and meditation, a concept that can be daunting for many, especially those who've had negative experiences with organized religion.
Steve doesn't shy away from sharing his own struggles with prayer. He candidly discusses how he found solace in prayers like the Serenity Prayer and the St. Francis Prayer, and how these have helped him on his path to sobriety. He also dives into the world of meditation, offering practical tips for those who are just starting out. One of the key messages Steve emphasizes is that the goal isn't perfection but progress.
Whether it's through prayer, meditation, or simply taking a moment to reflect on your day, the aim is to build a daily routine that fosters a connection with a higher power. Steve's heartfelt reflections and practical advice make this episode a must-listen for anyone looking to deepen their spiritual practice as part of their sobriety journey.