John M
John M
John S- AA Beyond Belief- Atheism in Alcoholics Anonymous
John S- AA Beyond Belief- Atheism in Alcoholics Anonymous
John S- AA Beyond Belief- Atheism in Alcoholics Anonymous
Friday 11th January 2019
John S discusses his secular journey in AA, focusing on practical steps and community support. Tune into 'Sober Speak' for an inspiring perspective on recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Sobriety Without Faith: John S's Secular Approach in AA
I believe that the first step is an experience. We have, right, but there's a lot you can learn from it. So the third step for me is a decision to do the rest of the steps. So I'm more after your experience and how you do this.
Sobriety can seem like a daunting journey, especially if you don't fit into the traditional mold of Alcoholics Anonymous. In this eye-opening episode of 'Sober Speak', John S shares his personal story as an atheist navigating recovery within AA. Host John M introduces John S as someone who has carved out a unique path in a program often steeped in spiritual language.
This conversation sheds light on how one can successfully embrace the principles of AA without adhering to religious beliefs. John S talks about his practical approach to the 12 steps, focusing on personal experience and the importance of a supportive community that values diversity. He explains how the Big Book influenced his early sobriety and how he adapted the program to fit his secular worldview.
His insights into secular AA provide a fresh perspective for anyone struggling to reconcile their beliefs with their recovery journey. By the end of the episode, you'll find yourself rethinking the traditional notions of AA and considering new ways to support your own or a loved one's path to sobriety. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking a more inclusive and adaptable approach to recovery.