Facing Step Four: Uncovering Your Truths and Finding Peace
The inventory on paper is going to show you how you self-manifest when you perceive wrongly or even rightly, and hold on to grievance.
What does it really mean to take a moral inventory of yourself? In this episode of 'Position of Neutrality', Joe McDonald tackles the challenging yet transformative Step Four of Alcoholics Anonymous. This step isn't just about listing your faults; it's about digging deep to understand your character defects, resentments, and fears. Joe emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between your truth, someone else's truth, and the objective truth.
Holding onto grievances can cloud your judgment, but putting them on paper can bring clarity and peace. Joe also explores how spirituality plays a crucial role in recovery, helping you to face life's challenges with serenity. This episode offers a blend of personal stories and practical advice, making the daunting task of self-reflection feel more approachable.
Whether you're new to recovery or have been on this path for a while, Joe's insights can help you take that next step towards a clearer, more peaceful life.