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Episode 890: Walking Through The Language of The Heart / Episode # 81
Episode 890: Walking Through The Language of The Heart / Episode # 81
Episode 890: Walking Through The Language of The Heart / Episode # 81
Friday 16th August 2024
Chris S. and the Monty Man explore the balance between simplicity and structure in AA, reflecting on its evolution and modern challenges.
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Episode Overview
- Exploration of the tension between simplicity and structure in AA.
- Bill W.'s role in developing a sustainable organisational framework.
- Discussion on the evolution and modernisation of AA contributions.
- Reflection on Dr. Bob's emphasis on simplicity.
- Insights into the future challenges and sustainability of AA's principles.
'To keep it simple, you have to have at least 36 very detailed spiritual principles'.
Dive into an engaging discussion with Chris S. and the Monty Man as they explore the delicate balance between simplicity and structure within Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). This episode, titled 'Walking Through The Language of The Heart', unpacks the famous AA slogan 'Keep it Simple' and how it contrasts with the complex organisational needs of the fellowship. The duo reflects on the different approaches of AA co-founders Bill W. and Dr.
Bob, highlighting Bill's role in creating a sustainable structure for AA despite his own ego and ambition. They also discuss the evolution of AA's contributions and how modernisation affects the fellowship today. With humour and candid anecdotes, Chris and Monty delve into the history and future of AA, making this episode a must-listen for anyone curious about the inner workings of one of the most influential recovery programs. Will AA's foundational simplicity stand the test of time amidst necessary complexities?
Tune in to find out!