Ashes To Rubies
Ashes To Rubies
"The Masquerade of Self-will" Mornin Devos
"The Masquerade of Self-will" Mornin Devos
"The Masquerade of Self-will" Mornin Devos
Wednesday 30th March 2022
Listen to Ashes to Rubies discuss self-will in recovery. Learn about surrendering to a higher power and the importance of community support.
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Get the buttons here!Shedding the Mask of Self-Will: A Morning Chat with Ashes to Rubies
We need a solution from a power greater than ourselves. And I think so many times of this enemy of self-will, because I can be in self-reliant or god-reliant, and those are the two options.
What happens when self-will gets in the way of your recovery journey? In this episode of 'Ashes to Rubies', the hosts dive into their morning meditation, tackling the theme of 'The Masquerade of Self-Will'. With a mix of lighthearted banter and deep reflection, they explore how self-will can be a sneaky obstacle to overcoming addiction.
The conversation quickly shifts from laughs to serious insights as the hosts share their personal battles with self-will and discuss the liberating power of surrendering to a higher power. They emphasize that true freedom often comes from vulnerability and leaning on a supportive community. Throughout the episode, you'll hear about the importance of connecting with others who understand your struggles and the transformative power of sharing your journey.
The hosts also invite you to join their LifeLab Weekly Connect Meeting for real-time support and shared experiences. If you're looking for practical advice wrapped in heartfelt stories, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to find out how to unmask the enemy within and embrace a path towards god-reliance and community.