Ashes To Rubies
Ashes To Rubies
Mornin Devos "Group Autonomy"
Mornin Devos "Group Autonomy"
Mornin Devos "Group Autonomy"
Thursday 29th April 2021
Discover how group autonomy can strengthen addiction recovery through personal stories and practical insights on 'Ashes To Rubies'.
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Aa has made me fully accept the necessity of discipline and that if I do not assert it from within, then I will pay for it.
Ever wondered how group dynamics play a role in addiction recovery? In this episode of 'Ashes To Rubies', the hosts dive into the concept of group autonomy and its impact on the journey to sobriety. They start their day with a morning meditation and then share their thoughts on how letting others take the lead can foster a stronger sense of community and personal growth.
The conversation is filled with personal stories and reflections that highlight the importance of discipline and accountability in maintaining sobriety. One memorable moment includes a discussion on how AA has taught them the necessity of self-discipline, encapsulated by the quote, 'AA has made me fully accept the necessity of discipline and that if I do not assert it from within, then I will pay for it'.
This episode isn't just about theory; it's about real-life applications and experiences that make the topic relatable and engaging. Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, you'll find valuable insights and encouragement here. The hosts also invite listeners to join their LifeLab workshop and weekly connect meetings for additional support, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in the power of community in recovery.