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John K. & Myers R. - Stay Sober for Keeps 2012 - part 4
John K. & Myers R. - Stay Sober for Keeps 2012 - part 4
John K. & Myers R. - Stay Sober for Keeps 2012 - part 4
Thursday 19th March 2020
Explore steps 10-12 with John K. and Myers R. for lasting sobriety, focusing on personal inventory, spiritual growth, and community support.
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- Steps 10-12 emphasize continuous personal inventory.
- Practicing sobriety principles requires lifelong commitment.
- Community support is vital for maintaining sobriety.
- Spiritual growth and helping others are key to recovery.
- Effective sponsorship can transform lives.
At the end of the night, how amazing it is to just sit back, take a deep breath, and know that God is good and that this program works.
In this compelling episode, John K. and Myers R. delve into the critical steps 10-12 of the Alcoholics Anonymous program, sharing insights from their experience at the Stay Sober for Keeps workshop in Laguna Niguel, CA. The discussion centers around the importance of continuous personal inventory and the ongoing commitment to setting right new mistakes as they arise. These steps are not just a checklist, but a lifelong commitment to personal growth and understanding. John K.
emphasizes the need to practice the principles of sobriety in all aspects of life. It’s about being vigilant for signs of selfishness, dishonesty, resentment, and fear, recognizing them promptly, and taking action to rectify them. This proactive approach involves immediate prayer, discussing issues with someone trusted, and making amends quickly if harm has been done. The role of community and connecting with others is highlighted as a cornerstone of the AA program.
John and Myers discuss the power of intensive work with other alcoholics as a means of ensuring immunity from drinking. They share stories of sponsorship and the transformative impact it can have, not only in aiding others but also in enriching one's own spiritual life. The episode underscores the notion that sobriety is a journey, one that requires self-sacrifice and dedication to helping others along the way.
John reflects on the importance of reaching out, staying connected through tools like Facebook, and building a network of support to navigate the trials and challenges that inevitably arise. Listeners are left with a sense of hope and empowerment, understanding that through these steps, and by fostering strong connections within the community, they can maintain sobriety and live fulfilling lives.
The episode is a testament to the power of AA’s principles and the profound change they can bring about when embraced fully.