Episode 1087: Step Eleven (A Snap-Shot)

Episode 1087: Step Eleven (A Snap-Shot)

How can compelling narratives motivate and inspire others? In this episode of Take 12 Recovery Radio, the hosts tackle the spiritual discipline of Step 11 from the Twelve Steps, focusing on prayer and meditation as key tools for improving one's conscious contact with a higher power. Monty Dale Meyer, also known as the Monty'man, along with guests Dion Miller and Roger, bring a mix of personal anecdotes and broader insights into maintaining spiritual health in sobriety.

The episode features a lively discussion on how spirituality can be as freeing as a bird in flight—yet, like birds, we must adhere to certain principles to soar. The hosts don't shy away from sharing their personal struggles and triumphs, making the conversation relatable and engaging. Dion talks about his early introduction to meditation and how it became a cornerstone of his recovery journey.

Roger adds a humorous twist by comparing the chaos of freeway driving to the need for constant contact with God. Both guests stress the importance of not just praying for oneself but aligning those prayers with a purpose that serves others. Listeners are treated to practical advice on integrating prayer and meditation into daily life, making it less daunting and more accessible.

Whether you're a newcomer to recovery or someone looking to deepen your spiritual practice, this episode offers something valuable for everyone. As a bonus, the closing song "Where Did They Go?" by Sam Aritan adds a musical touch that complements the episode's theme. Are you ready to improve your conscious contact with your higher power? Tune in for a refreshing take on spirituality in recovery.