Bill Wilson Reading   HOW IT WORKS

Bill Wilson Reading HOW IT WORKS

Recovery Radio Network

A co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous reading How it Works

InspiringHopefulEncouragingInformativeCompassionate

5:3130 May 2011

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Bill Wilson's Iconic Reading: 'How It Works' from the Big Book

Episode Overview

  • Bill Wilson's reading of 'How It Works' offers essential wisdom on recovery.
  • The twelve steps are outlined clearly, providing a roadmap for those seeking sobriety.
  • Emphasis on rigorous honesty and letting go of old ideas.
  • Focus on spiritual progress rather than perfection.
  • Encouragement and hope for anyone involved in or supporting recovery.
We claim spiritual progress rather than spiritual perfection

In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, listeners are treated to a powerful reading by Bill Wilson, co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous, of the iconic passage 'How It Works' from the Big Book. This reading is a cornerstone of AA meetings worldwide and offers profound wisdom on the twelve steps of recovery. Bill's voice carries the weight of experience and compassion, making this episode a must-listen for anyone involved in recovery or supporting someone who is.

The episode delves into the essence of honesty, willingness, and the spiritual journey that recovery entails. Bill's reading emphasises the importance of rigorous honesty and the need to let go of old ideas to embrace a new way of living. He acknowledges that while no one is perfect, the goal is spiritual progress rather than perfection. The twelve steps are outlined clearly, offering a roadmap for those seeking recovery from alcoholism.

The episode is not just about the steps but also about the spirit behind them - the courage to change and the hope for a better life. If you're looking for inspiration and guidance on your recovery journey, this episode is a treasure trove of wisdom and encouragement.

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