Steve T – Why do we need a Higher Power?

Steve T – Why do we need a Higher Power?

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Steve T - Home group    Balmain Thursday nightAge when I got sober   32Now sober   40  years

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2:538 Oct 2020

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Steve T's Journey: Finding a Higher Power in Sobriety

Episode Overview

  • Steve T discusses the internal conflict between different aspects of himself during recovery.
  • Explores the misconception that a Higher Power must be religious.
  • Emphasises the importance of surrendering control and embracing support.
  • Highlights the role of nature and doing the right thing in finding harmony.
  • Encourages open-mindedness in discovering what works for each individual.
The mistake I made was thinking there was a responsible Steve who could overcome irresponsible Steve.

In this episode of SoberQ, Steve T opens up about his journey through sobriety and the search for a Higher Power. With 40 years of sobriety under his belt, Steve shares the struggles he faced when trying to quit alcohol on his own. He candidly talks about the internal battle between 'responsible Steve' and 'irresponsible Steve', and how he realised that relying solely on himself wasn't the answer.

For Steve, the concept of a Higher Power initially seemed intertwined with religious beliefs, which he found difficult to accept as an agnostic. However, through perseverance and an open mind, he found a version of a Higher Power that resonated with him. It's not about religion, but rather aligning oneself with the natural flow of the world and doing what's right instead of what's convenient.

Steve's story is a testament to the power of surrendering control and embracing the support available in recovery programs. His reflections offer hope and encouragement to those who might feel stuck in their journey towards sobriety. If you're curious about how finding a Higher Power can impact recovery, this episode is definitely worth a listen.

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