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Light Into Dark Places - Moshe K 2005
Light Into Dark Places - Moshe K 2005
Light Into Dark Places - Moshe K 2005
Monday 16th June 2025
Moshe K shares his journey from darkness to light in sobriety, highlighting key moments that transformed his life.
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Episode Overview
- Asking for help is crucial in recovery.
- Sobriety impacts more than just the individual; it touches family and friends.
- Doing your best each day is more important than striving for spiritual perfection.
- Support from others can be transformative.
- Taking responsibility for one's own recovery is essential.
"When anyone anywhere asks for help, it was his job to make sure that the hand of AA was there."
In this heartwarming episode of the Recovery Crone Podcast, Moshe K reflects on his journey through sobriety and the pivotal moments that brought light to his darkest days. Moshe, who got sober at the tender age of 15, shares anecdotes from his early days in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), including humorous tales about his first World Convention and the unexpected support he received from family and fellow AA members.
Moshe's candid storytelling reveals the challenges he faced as a young person in recovery, highlighting his struggles with authority and the adversarial relationship he had with the world. His grandmother, an atheist who nonetheless supported his journey, plays a significant role in his story, showing how sobriety can impact more than just the individual in recovery. Moshe’s experiences are peppered with light-hearted humour, offering listeners a glimpse into the ups and downs of his path to sobriety.
He emphasises the importance of asking for help and taking responsibility for one's own recovery, underscoring that AA is not about spiritual perfection but about doing your best each day. Through his narrative, Moshe illustrates how sobriety is not just a personal achievement but a gift that touches the lives of those around him. Listeners will find inspiration in Moshe’s reflections on responsibility, both to oneself and to others in the AA community.
His story serves as a reminder that change begins within and can ripple outward to transform relationships and perceptions. If you're seeking a dose of humour mixed with heartfelt sincerity, Moshe's tales might just be what you need. Who knew that a hug outside an AA meeting could spark such profound change? Dive into Moshe's journey and see how one person's recovery can illuminate the path for others.