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December 13 Anger - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast
December 13 Anger - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast
December 13 Anger - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast
Saturday 13th December 2025
Explore how anger impacts sobriety and learn from AA readings in this episode of Transitions Daily with Kirsty S.
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Episode Overview
- Anger can hinder recovery and should be managed wisely.
- AA's history highlights the importance of financial integrity.
- Thinking of others is key to achieving serenity.
- Prayer and meditation can guide decision-making.
- The AA fellowship offers deep spiritual connections.
"Anger is the hot wind that extinguishes the light of reason."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? This episode of the Transitions Daily podcast, read by Kirsty S. from the East Midlands, explores the complex emotions surrounding anger in recovery. The readings delve into how anger can be a 'hot wind' that extinguishes the light of reason and why justified anger might be best left to those better equipped to handle it.
The episode provides a unique blend of wisdom from AA literature, including reflections on how our lives as ex-drinkers depend on constant thoughts of others. You'll hear how thinking beyond oneself can lead to the serenity and consciousness sought in recovery. There's also an intriguing tale from AA's history about financial transparency and its importance in maintaining the integrity of the fellowship.
The podcast wraps up with a meditation on how prayer and a higher power can guide us toward making the right decisions, reinforcing the idea that the AA fellowship offers not just group therapy but a deep spiritual connection. So, are you ready to rethink how you handle anger on your path to sobriety?