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Corey D. AA Male

Friday 7th July 2023

Corey D. from Owensboro, Kentucky, explains the significance of group autonomy in AA, focusing on Tradition Four in this insightful episode.
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Corey D.: The Power of Group Autonomy in AA

Episode Overview

  • Group autonomy is essential in AA for individual groups to make decisions affecting their affairs
  • Tradition Four emphasizes that groups should consult with others when their decisions impact neighboring groups or AA as a whole
  • Examples of group autonomy include meeting times, locations, readings, types of meetings, sponsorship lists, and contributions
  • Maintaining principles and adhering to the 12 steps are crucial for understanding and living the 12 traditions of AA
  • Consulting with experienced members, sponsors, and AA entities like the General Service Office ensures adherence to AA principles
I practice the 12 traditions to the best of my ability, not just because I should, but because I want to. AA has given me this faith and new outlook that allows me to be the best person I can be.
Ever wondered how Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) maintains its unity while allowing each group to operate independently? In this engaging episode, Corey D. from the 1728 group in Owensboro, Kentucky, sheds light on Tradition Four and the concept of group autonomy. Corey’s discussion dives into how individual groups within AA make their own decisions while staying aligned with the broader principles of the organization.
His insights reveal the balance between independence and collective welfare, making it clear why this tradition is vital for the functioning of AA. Whether you're a member of AA or simply curious about its inner workings, Corey’s explanations offer a fascinating glimpse into the importance of autonomy in maintaining the spirit and effectiveness of AA.
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