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June 18 Resentment - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast
June 18 Resentment - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast
June 18 Resentment - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast
Wednesday 18th June 2025
Explore how resentment impacts recovery and discover ways to overcome spiritual sickness in this episode of Transitions Daily.
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Episode Overview
- Resentment is a major barrier to recovery and must be addressed.
- Spiritual healing can lead to improved mental and physical health.
- Forgiveness is key to freeing oneself from emotional pain.
- Service to others can bring happiness and fulfilment.
- Liberty within the fellowship encourages voluntary association.
"Resentment is the number one offender. It destroys more alcoholics than anything else."
In this episode of the Transitions Daily Alcoholics Anonymous Recovery Readings Podcast, Craig M. from Denny, Scotland, shares a powerful reflection on resentment and its role in the life of those recovering from alcoholism. Resentment is described as the number one offender, wreaking havoc more than any other emotion. It's the source of spiritual disease, which affects mental and physical health. The episode emphasises that overcoming this spiritual malady can lead to mental and physical healing.
Listeners are treated to a variety of recovery quotes from notable sources like the Big Book and Daily Reflections. The idea that 'forgiveness unlocks the door and sets us free' is a poignant reminder of how essential it is to release the grip of resentment. There's also an acronym for failure—Fearful, Arrogant, Insecure, Lonely, Uncertain, Resentful, Empty—which provides a unique way to understand the emotional baggage that comes with addiction.
One standout moment is Kyle W.'s advice: 'Let us love you until you can learn to love yourself', a sentiment that captures the supportive nature of the AA community. The episode also touches on the importance of service and support, with insights from the 1975 International Convention in Denver. It's suggested that true happiness lies in losing oneself in service to others, rather than focusing solely on personal needs.
With reflections on liberty and freedom within the fellowship, this episode offers a rich tapestry of thoughts for anyone grappling with alcohol addiction. It's a call to embrace change and find solace in shared experiences. For those pondering sobriety or supporting someone on their journey, this podcast provides encouragement and hope through shared wisdom and personal stories.