Father Bill W.
Father Bill W.
Quiet Time & Two Way Prayer
Quiet Time & Two Way Prayer
Quiet Time & Two Way Prayer
Saturday 7th March 2026
Explore Father Bill W.'s insights on Quiet Time and Two Way Prayer as transformative practices in addiction recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Two Way Prayer is part of a broader morning practice known as Quiet Time.
- AA pioneers considered morning meditation essential for sobriety.
- Quiet Time helps fill the 'hole in the soul' experienced by addicts.
- Spiritual practices offer alternatives to traditional meeting-focused recovery.
- Incorporating Quiet Time into daily life can transform one's recovery journey.
"Inside of each alcoholic and addict, there seems to be a hole in our soul. It's longing to be filled."
How do people find strength in their journey to sobriety? Father Bill W. takes us on a reflective exploration of 'Quiet Time' and 'Two Way Prayer' in this episode. With a career rooted in addiction treatment and 12-Step spirituality, Father Bill W. shares his personal transformation through the rediscovery of this forgotten practice. He explains how Two Way Prayer is not just a fleeting moment but part of a broader morning ritual that connects one to the 'Great Reality' within.
Drawing from AA's pioneer history and his own experiences, he highlights the importance of morning meditation, which was once considered essential by AA's founders. Father Bill W. also discusses how this practice can fill the 'hole in the soul' that many addicts experience, offering an alternative to the traditional meeting-centric approach. The episode is filled with engaging anecdotes, spiritual insights, and practical advice for incorporating these practices into daily life.
You'll be inspired to rethink your morning routine and consider how it might change your recovery journey. Could this be the missing piece in your path to sobriety?