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Blake S – What did we discover about ourselves while sharing our inventory?
Blake S – What did we discover about ourselves while sharing our inventory?
Blake S – What did we discover about ourselves while sharing our inventory?
Sunday 13th March 2022
Join Blake S as he shares his journey through Step 5 of recovery, confronting his past and finding closure in the process.
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Episode Overview
- Sharing your inventory can lead to unexpected insights.
- Forgiveness plays a crucial role in achieving closure.
- A trusted confidant can help in facing your flaws.
- Self-reflection is key to moving past shameful actions.
- Recovery involves both honesty and vulnerability.
"Is there anybody you haven't forgiven?"
Ever wondered what it feels like to lay bare your deepest secrets and face your own shortcomings? In this episode of SoberQ, Blake S takes you on a candid journey through Step 5 of alcohol recovery. Blake recounts his apprehensions about sharing his inventory with another person, and the unexpected insights he gained in the process. His sponsor's suggestion to share his inventory with a Catholic priest set the stage for an eye-opening experience.
Blake had meticulously crafted his inventory around the seven deadly sins, revealing tendencies towards sloth, gluttony, and a serious case of pride. The priest's simple question about forgiveness stirred something profound within Blake, prompting him to reconsider grudges he'd held for years. While the act of sharing his inventory didn't transform his life overnight, it brought a sense of closure and relief. Blake reflects on how confronting his past actions has led to a happier, more peaceful existence today.
His story serves as a reminder that facing our flaws can be a stepping stone to living a better life. If you're curious about the power of honesty and vulnerability in recovery, Blake's experience might just inspire you to take that leap.