Our Problems are of Our Own MakingOur Problems are of Our Own Making
Recovery Radio Network
A workshop with Sandy B.
58:52•1 Feb 2010
Sandy B. on Overcoming Self-Created Problems in Recovery
Episode Overview
- Many challenges in recovery are self-created.
- Ego can be a significant obstacle to spiritual growth.
- Continuous self-inventory is crucial for progress.
- Letting go of old ideas is essential for spiritual development.
- Maintaining conscious contact with a higher power helps overcome self-created problems.
“The alcoholic is an extreme example of self-will-run riot, though he usually doesn't think so”
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Sandy B. takes centre stage in a thought-provoking workshop titled 'Our Problems are of Our Own Making'. Sandy, a seasoned member of Alcoholics Anonymous, shares his wisdom on how many of the challenges faced by individuals in recovery are self-created. With a blend of humour and deep reflection, Sandy explores how ego and self-will can become obstacles to spiritual growth and sobriety.
He uses personal anecdotes and references to the Big Book to illustrate his points, making the session both relatable and insightful. Sandy's engaging storytelling sheds light on the importance of continuous self-inventory and the willingness to let go of old ideas. He emphasises that true spiritual progress requires killing the ego and maintaining a conscious contact with a higher power.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the intricate dynamics of self-created problems and the path to overcoming them. Sandy's reflections provide not just practical advice but also a comforting sense of camaraderie and hope for those on their recovery journey.
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