Trust and Troubles: A.A. Reflections for Sobriety
Episode Overview
Troubles often arise from self-will and selfishness. Trust is essential within the A.A. community. Family roles can shift dramatically due to alcoholism. Honesty with oneself and others fosters spiritual growth. Facing character defects openly can lead to relief.
"Above everything, we alcoholics must be rid of this selfishness. We must, or it will kill us"
Ever wondered how much power lies in trust and the art of cleaning house? This episode of the Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast brings you a medley of reflections, quotes, and thoughts from the Alcoholics Anonymous community. Scott B. from Detroit takes you through the readings for May 3rd, exploring the concept that troubles often stem from self-will and selfishness. The readings challenge you to confront these inner demons with the help of a higher power.
You'll hear musings on how trust forms the backbone of the A.A. programme, emphasising mutual confidence among members and leaders. This episode also touches on the sometimes strained dynamics in families affected by alcoholism, offering hope that recovery can restore balance and harmony. With quotes from the Big Book and insights from 'As Bill Sees It', listeners are encouraged to face their character defects not only alone but also with others, appreciating the spiritual growth that comes with such honesty.
If you're seeking inspiration to tackle your own struggles or simply want to reflect on the transformative power of trust and openness, this episode is your ticket to a deeper understanding. Whether you're on a journey to sobriety or supporting someone who is, there's something here for everyone.