Finding Strength in Meetings: Transitions Daily Recovery Readings
Episode Overview
Attending meetings regularly can be beneficial even when you're feeling fine. Overcoming self-will is crucial for long-term sobriety. Loneliness and despair are common struggles in addiction. Surrendering control to a higher power can aid in recovery. Putting pride aside allows you to fully embrace the support of the AA community.
We often get more good from the meetings by attending them when we feel fine and haven't so much as thought of drinking
In this episode of the Transitions Daily Alcoholics Anonymous Recovery Readings Podcast, Kurt L. from Albuquerque, New Mexico, takes us through a series of thought-provoking and motivational readings. The episode focuses on the importance of attending meetings regularly, even when you're feeling good. It highlights that the value of these gatherings often extends beyond just a moment of temptation—they can be a vital part of maintaining sobriety and mental well-being.
Kurt shares insights from various resources, including 'Living Sober,' 'As Bill Sees It,' and the 'Big Book.' These readings cover themes such as overcoming self-will, dealing with loneliness and despair, and the necessity of surrendering control to a higher power. A particularly moving segment from 'Bill's Story' describes the overwhelming grip of alcohol and the deep loneliness it can cause. Kurt also touches on the significance of putting pride aside and embracing the support of the AA community.
The episode is a rich tapestry of wisdom and encouragement for anyone on their journey to sobriety. It's a gentle reminder that you are not alone and that help is always available, whether it's through meetings, literature, or the fellowship of others who understand your struggle. If you're seeking motivation or simply a sense of connection, this episode offers valuable reflections and practical advice. So, why not take a few minutes out of your day to listen?
You might find exactly what you need to keep moving forward.