Clean House A Spiritual Workshop part 2Clean House A Spiritual Workshop part 2
Recovery Radio Network
Westfield
47:06•9 Jul 2013
Sarah's Journey: Trust God, Clean House, Help Others
Episode Overview
- Recovery involves clearing personal blockages to connect with a higher power.
- Spirituality in AA is more about experience than religious belief.
- Conducting moral inventories helps in self-discovery and growth.
- Making amends is crucial for maintaining sobriety.
- Facing fears and processing resentments are key steps in recovery.
“The real work we're doing here is about clearing away the things that block me from God.”
Get ready to dive deep into recovery with Sarah from Big Book Magic in this episode of Recovery Radio Network. Sarah, an engaging and candid speaker, takes the stage to share her journey through the principles of Trust God, Clean House, and Help Others. With a dash of humour and a lot of honesty, Sarah opens up about her personal struggles and triumphs in sobriety, focusing on the 'Clean House' aspect of her spiritual workshop.
Sarah starts by reflecting on her initial misconceptions about God and spirituality within Alcoholics Anonymous. She shares how her reliance on God only truly began after she tackled the 'cleaning house' part, which involved taking a fearless moral inventory and making amends. Through vivid anecdotes, Sarah illustrates how clearing away personal blockages allowed her to connect with a higher power and find peace.
One memorable story involves Sarah praying for a drug dealer's safety while drunk on the street – a moment that highlights her early confusion about faith. But as she progressed in her recovery, she learned that spirituality isn't about religious belief but about experiencing a deeper truth through self-examination and honesty. Sarah's talk is filled with practical advice on conducting inventories and making amends. She stresses the importance of facing fears, processing resentments, and understanding one's own selfish behaviours.
Her insights are not just theoretical; they come from real-life experiences that many in recovery will find relatable. By the end of the episode, Sarah's message is clear: recovery is a continuous journey of self-discovery and growth. Her heartfelt sharing offers hope and practical steps for anyone looking to deepen their spiritual practice and maintain sobriety. So, if you're looking for some genuine inspiration and practical advice on your recovery journey, this episode is a must-listen.

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