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Episode 834: Walking Through The Language of The Heart / Episode #68
Episode 834: Walking Through The Language of The Heart / Episode #68
Episode 834: Walking Through The Language of The Heart / Episode #68
Friday 29th March 2024
Monty'man and Chris S. discuss Bill W.'s writings on faith and humility in AA, offering insights into spiritual growth and recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Bill W.'s reflections on faith and spirituality are crucial for recovery.
- Humility is essential to avoid spiritual arrogance.
- Open-mindedness can lead to personal growth in AA.
- Experiential spirituality plays a significant role in connecting with a higher power.
- Effective communication within AA can aid in better understanding and support.
The phrase 'God as we understand him' is perhaps the most important expression to be found in our whole AA vocabulary
Join Monty Dale Meyer, affectionately known as the Monty'man, and Chris S. as they dive into the fascinating world of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) co-founder Bill W.'s writings. In this episode of Take 12 Recovery Radio, they explore 'God as We Understand Him: The Dilemma of No Faith,' an article penned by Bill W. in 1961. You'll hear about Bill's profound reflections on faith, spirituality, and the pivotal role they play in recovery.
Monty and Chris also touch on the importance of humility and the pitfalls of spiritual arrogance, making for a deeply engaging discussion. Whether you're new to AA or a seasoned member, this episode offers valuable insights into maintaining an open mind and heart on your recovery journey. Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation that sheds light on the wisdom and foresight of one of AA's founding figures.